A list of features that a migration from DSpace (or another traditional IR Platform) would require in a Hydra based application. This list is original articulated from the DSpace/Hydra IG: Hydra Connect Meeting (10-06-16), but will be expanded as necessary.

Also, check Sufia Features in the Wild to see if something has already been accomplished or is in use.

Feature	Interested Adopters - Level of Importance	Status	GitHub	Related Projects	Notes
Mediated Deposit	California State University ( Aaron Collier) - CRITICAL Duke (Jim Tuttle) - LOW	In Progress	https://github.com/projecthydra/sufia/tree/mediated_deposit_epic
Handles	California State University ( Aaron Collier) - HIGH University of Michigan ( Jose Blanco) - HIGH
Migration tools	University of Michigan ( Jose Blanco) - HIGH
Admin sets + hierarchical display of admin sets	Duke ( James Tuttle) - HIGH University of Michigan ( Jose Blanco) - HIGH				Discussion in comments below.
Admin dashboard	Duke ( James Tuttle) - HIGH University of Michigan ( Jose Blanco) - HIGH
SWORD support	California State University ( Aaron Collier) - CRITICAL University of Michigan ( Jose Blanco) - HIGH		Initial Shell of a SWORD server in place. TODO: Create items from zip file (will work again existing migration code for that.		http://www.github.com/aaron-collier/sword
Stats reporting	Duke ( James Tuttle) - CRITICAL
Compound objects	Duke ( James Tuttle) - CRITICAL
Map of similarities and differences / GAP analysis
Resource transition plan (knowledge sharing)				Data Migration from DSpace to Hydra
Hierarchy of objects with admin sets
Configurable deposit forms and display forms	University of Michigan ( Jose Blanco) - HIGH
OAI	University of Michigan ( Jose Blanco) - HIGH
Embargoes	Duke ( James Tuttle) - CRITICAL University of Michigan ( Jose Blanco) - HIGH				Embargoes are available in Sufia. Does this need to be documented better?
Modularity
Complex role management					Definition please
ORCIDs
Consortial repo
Authorization	Duke ( James Tuttle) - HIGH University of Michigan ( Jose Blanco) - HIGH				Definition please

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