MANAGER OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS, NEW YORK LAW INSTITUTE, NY
Located in downtown Manhattan, the New York Law Institute is a membership law library, serving the legal community continuously since 1828 by providing access to resources its members need but cannot maintain on their own. Today, The Institute is undertaking major initiatives to meet 21st century demands for legal and business information by providing customized, portal access to essential information services and resources.
The New York Law Institute is partnering with Axelroth & Associates to recruit for a Manager of Information Systems. This is a new and exciting management position, created to develop and administer systems to connect members with the Institute’s resources, services and products. The person selected will have responsibility for two key areas: 1) implementation of technologies to support the delivery of resources and services and 2) oversight of technical services systems to support internal operations.
The successful candidate will work in partnership with the Executive Director to take the Institute to a new level of service by providing project leadership on the redesign of the Institute’s website, enhancement of the online library system’s capabilities, design of systems to improve internal operations and external access to services and resources, and implementation of collaborative technologies to enhance members’ experiences.
Qualifications:
Demonstrated ability to work with information technology to deliver information products and services through web-based applications, implement and administer online library systems, and develop services using Web 2.0 tools.
Minimum of seven years of experience implementing and managing information technologies and five years of experience in a special library, including project management and personnel experience.
Graduate degree in either library, information, computer science or another related program from an accredited institution.
For more information or to apply for the position, email Mary Talley at mtalley@axelroth.com. Include in your email an outline of your qualifications for this position and attach a resume. In the subject line of your email, write Manager, Information Systemsand your name (e.g., Manager, Information Systems – J. Smith).
Axelroth & Associates and the New York Law Institute are Equal Opportunity Employers.
Mary Talley
Vice-President/President Elect, DC/SLA 2010
Alignment Ambassador
Chair, DC/SLA Professional Enhancement Committee
Information Management Consulting Services
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mary.talleygarcia@gmail.com
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Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Voting Has Begun in the ABA Journal's Third Annual Blog 100
We received the following letter from the ABA Journal and are encouraging all of our readers to participate:
As proprietor of one of the more than 2,500 blawgs in the ABA Journal's online directory, we thought you'd want to know that our annual Blawg 100 list was published today.
Now the real fun begins. We've invited our readers to vote for their favorite blogs from among the top 100 in each of 10 categories. Voting ends December 31. Winners will be featured in the February issue of the Journal.
Every year, the list has occasioned great debate about the state of the blawgosphere, terrific legal blogs that didn't make the list, and how lawyers can benefit from the news and analysis being produced online every day by their colleagues nationwide. Indeed, the debate that occurs on blawgs like yours has done as much to promote the legal profession's engagement with new media as the Blawg 100 list itself.
So we invite you to point your readers to the Blawg 100 and continue contributing to that conversation.
Thank you for the news and analysis you provide the legal community on your blog.
--Ed
________________________________
Edward A. Adams
Editor and Publisher
ABA Journal
As proprietor of one of the more than 2,500 blawgs in the ABA Journal's online directory, we thought you'd want to know that our annual Blawg 100 list was published today.
Now the real fun begins. We've invited our readers to vote for their favorite blogs from among the top 100 in each of 10 categories. Voting ends December 31. Winners will be featured in the February issue of the Journal.
Every year, the list has occasioned great debate about the state of the blawgosphere, terrific legal blogs that didn't make the list, and how lawyers can benefit from the news and analysis being produced online every day by their colleagues nationwide. Indeed, the debate that occurs on blawgs like yours has done as much to promote the legal profession's engagement with new media as the Blawg 100 list itself.
So we invite you to point your readers to the Blawg 100 and continue contributing to that conversation.
Thank you for the news and analysis you provide the legal community on your blog.
--Ed
________________________________
Edward A. Adams
Editor and Publisher
ABA Journal
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