What repository software should I choose?

*Evaluation of an Open-Source Repository System*
Available	Switch: the Swiss Education & Research Network
Date	August 2007
Description	A comparison of DSpace v1.4.2 and Fedora v2.2 for use as a repository for teaching materials. On the basis of this evaluation, Fedora has been chosen as a basis for the technical implementation, together with Fez.

*Select for Success: Key Principles in Assessing Repository Models*
Available	D-Lib Magazine, Vol 13, No 7/8
Date	July/August 2007
Sponsor	Richard Wyles

*Technical Evaluation of Selected Open Source Repository Solutions v1.3*
Available	https://eduforge.org/docman/?group_id=131
Date	September 2006
Sponsor	Richard Wyles
Project	Open Access Repositories in New Zealand, funded by the Tertiary Education Commission of New Zealand.

*Repository Software*
Available	http://rubric.edu.au/repositories/choosing_a_repository.htm
Date	2006
Publisher	RUBRIC: Regional Universities Building Research Infrastructure Collaboratively
Description	The RUBRUC project was conceived to assist regional universities in adopting best-practice emerging from a previous round of projects funded by the Australian Government.

*A Technology Analysis of Repositories and Services*
Available	https://wiki.library.jhu.edu/display/RepoAnalysis/ProjectRepository
Date	August 2006
Author	Mark Patton
Description	With funding from the Mellon Foundation, the Sheridan Libraries at Johns Hopkins University has conducted an analysis of repositories and services based on a methodology for connecting user requirements with repository programmatic features. The Sheridan Libraries considered a diverse range of content types and end user services by developing and gathering numerous scenarios from multiple institutions, and collaborating particularly with MIT, UVA, and ProQuest to evaluate DSpace 1.3.2, Fedora 2.0, and Digital Commons.
Project	Project Repository, Johns Hopkins University

Institutional Repositories, ARL SPEC Kit 292
Order from	ARL
Date	July 2006
Publisher	Association of Research Libraries
Description	This report provides the results of a survey of institutional repository providers in US universities. Read a PDF of Table of Contents and Executive Summary

Criteria for choosing repository software
Format	pdf (142kb)
Date	November 2004
Author	Chris Taylor, University of Queensland
Description	This short report looks at Free Open Source OAI-PMH compliant software, as at 17 November 2004..