Analyse fonctionnelle de l'outil de gestion de planning LibStaffer
Fran\c{c}ois Renaville, Fabienne Prosmans, Isabelle Gilles

TL;DR
This study evaluates the potential of LibStaffer, a staff scheduling tool for libraries, through analysis and a two-month trial, demonstrating its effectiveness in simplifying complex scheduling tasks.
Contribution
The paper provides a detailed analysis of LibStaffer's capabilities in library staff scheduling, enriched by practical trial insights and tailored questions from library professionals.
Findings
LibStaffer effectively answered key scheduling questions during the trial.
The tool simplified staff management across diverse library configurations.
Trial experience convinced the authors to subscribe to LibStaffer.
Abstract
LibStaffer is a staff scheduling tool for libraries provided by Springshare. In this article, we present the analysis that we implemented to determine the potential of LibStaffer in order to simplify staff scheduling in library branches with various configurations, as well as in transversal units with a focus on public services. As a starting point, we focused on the questions available in Philippe Lenepveu and Marc Maisonneuve's work on scheduling tools for libraries. We then enriched the initial list with questions that emerged among several colleagues. After a two-month LibStaffer trial period, we were able to answer those questions and were convinced to take out a subscription to the tool. -- LibStaffer est un outil de gestion de planning de service pour les biblioth\`eques propos\'e par Springshare. Dans cet article, nous exposons l'analyse que nous avons mise en {\oe}uvre pour…
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TopicsScheduling and Timetabling Solutions
