Michigan State University is transitioning to the FOLIO Library Services Platform (LSP) to fully implement FOLIO in 2021. The University will be utilising EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) for EBSCO FOLIO implementation and hosting services and will leverage EBSCO Discovery ServiceTM (EDS) and OpenAthens. EBSCO FOLIO Services consist of a highly-trained, experienced team to assist with efficient and well-planned implementations and seamless service support, as well as sophisticated technology and trained engineers for hosting.
The Michigan State University Library and its partners are now moving to FOLIO to be part of the future of libraries and to take advantage of the latest innovation in library automation.
Michigan State University has also signed on to use EDS as the library’s discovery interface, and OpenAthens for single sign-on authentication. EDS will be used as the primary interface for most of the libraries’ print and electronic resources. OpenAthens will allow for single sign-on — a simple, standards-based system that makes it easier for users to access digital resources via the library website.
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