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Esploro Product Conversation and Product Working Group - Part 2

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Join us and learn more about recent updates to and future plans for Esploro from Ex Libris. Learn what the Product Group did in the last year, including the 2024 enhancements and current status of the 2025 enhancements, and provide input on what you would like us to focus on next year. This breakout will be delivered conversationally, and interactivity will be encouraged. It is open to all attendees
Esploro
Update on Esploro and connect with other customers
Working Groups | Annual Meeting
Jun 19, 2025 12:15 PM - 01:00 PM(America/New_York)
Venue : International 5
20250619T1215 20250619T1300 America/New_York Esploro Product Conversation and Product Working Group - Part 2 Join us and learn more about recent updates to and future plans for Esploro from Ex Libris. Learn what the Product Group did in the last year, including the 2024 enhancements and current status of the 2025 enhancements, and provide input on what you would like us to focus on next year. This breakout will be delivered conversationally, and interactivity will be encouraged. It is open to all attendees International 5 Ex Libris Knowledge Days and ELUNA Conference 2025 eluna-conf-planning@exlibrisusers.org
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Shalhevet Bar-Asher
Senior Director, Product Management
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Clarivate
Liz Bodian
Metadata Systems Librarian
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Brandeis University
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