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CARLI also supports a change to this behavior, and/or more flexibility to decide how it works. We would like physical inventory at other Institutions to appear in a Network search even when the institution has electronic inventory (without having to turn off Dedup), just as they do for any other physical titles the local institution does not own but that are owned by others in the Network. In our experience, just because an institution has electronic access does not mean that a user will not want a print version of that resource. By not displaying other consortial partners' physical inventory just because the local IZ has it electronically, the search results are providing an incomplete picture of all physical resources owned by the Network which may be requestable by users. Case #00880893.
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Many institutions in our consortium of 89 libraries have external users whose data are held in a campus system and loaded into Alma, and also have local community users whose data are managed internally in Alma. It would be helpful to have a way to allow the local users to edit their data in Primo VE's My Library Card themselves with the Edit button, but to prevent the students/staff/faculty from editing their data, so distinguishing whether or not the Edit button displays by the user group seems like a good suggestion. Our libraries need for the campus system to be the authoritative source of contact information for students/staff/faculty; if these users are allowed to Edit information in My Library Card, that change is only in Alma and has no way to get back to the campus system, so it is best if these users are prevented from editing and made to change such information in the campus system directly, which will then feed into Alma with the next load.