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How Library Open Workflows Supports AI-driven Innovation

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Learn how library open workflows can support AI-driven innovation. This session demonstrates how agents can be built on open infrastructure to enhance library services.

Ex Libris Technology & Platform Services
Attendees will learn how AI agents integrate with library workflows.
AI/Emerging Technologies and Standards Annual Meeting
Apr 29, 2026 04:15 PM - 05:00 PM(America/Los_Angeles)
Venue : San Pedro
20260429T1615 20260429T1700 America/Los_Angeles How Library Open Workflows Supports AI-driven Innovation

Learn how library open workflows can support AI-driven innovation. This session demonstrates how agents can be built on open infrastructure to enhance library services.

 San Pedro Ex Libris Knowledge Days and ELUNA Conference 2026 eluna-conf-planning@exlibrisusers.org
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Shai Ben-Hur
Vice President, Product Engineering
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Clarivate
Hisham Makki
Assistant Director for Data Quality
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Florida Virtual Campus (FLVC)
Monika Chavez
Librarian
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Mt. San Antonio College
Taylore Schaefges
Senior Customer Success Manager
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Clarivate
Curran Riley
Curran Riley
Shared Systems Manager
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University of Wisconsin - Madison
Lili Daie
Lili Daie
Manager, Product Management
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Clarivate
Hisham Makki
Assistant Director for Data Quality
,
Florida Virtual Campus (FLVC)
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