Distributed authentication for the Western Australian University Libraries
Abstract
The need to establish a means of achieving reliable, automated inter-institutional authentication was identified by the Western Australian Group of University Librarians (WAGUL) in 1999 as a strategic priority and a project was subsequently established as a result of a substantial grant from the Commonwealth Development Pool (CDP). The WAGUL Authentication Project (WALAP) first reported on its progress at VALA 2002 and now follows up with a report on the achievements to date and the challenges to come.
Citation
Green, Peter. 2004. Distributed authentication for the Western Australian University Libraries, VALA2004 12th Biennial Conference and Exhibition, 3-5 February 2004. Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre: Victorian Association for Library Automation.
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Breaking Boundaries: Integration and Interoperability
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