“What will the library of the future look like?” has become a hackneyed question for academic librarians, and yet the need to plan for digital future remains an on-going challenge. Anne Kenney, University Librarian at Cornell University, has taken an organizational step forward in that direction with the creation of a chief technology strategist. Dean Krafft, who is also a senior research associate in Information Science, occupies that role and works with the library, technology and academic community to think through an architecture. Below is a brief video conversation I had with both Anne and Dean about the opportunities and challenges of today. —Tracy Mitrano
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