DIRECTORY


Retrospective Conversion Nielsen Book


www.nielsenbook.co.uk AdvaNova


www.advanova.co.uk See advert, p. 19


PREMIUM LISTING


Bibliographic Data Services Limited (BDS) www.bdslive.com


See advert, Outside Back Cover Revenue Generation


Better World Books www.betterworldbooks.co.uk


The Book Rescuers www.bookrescuers.com


RFID Media Vending Bibliotheca Ltd


Landmark House, Station Road, Cheadle Hulme, Stockport, SK8 7BS


Tel: 0161 498 1140


Email: info-uk@bibliotheca.com Web: www.bibliotheca.com Sales Contact: Chris Millican


Brands: bibliotheca, open+, cloudLibrary AdvaNova


www.advanova.co.uk See advert, p. 19


Bibliotheca is dedicated to the development of solutions to sustain and grow libraries, providing an intuitive and seamless environ- ment to access services at home, remotely or within the library itself. With offices in all major continents and distributors in 70 countries, we supply 30,000+ libraries with a deployed equipment range of 10,000+ self-service units, 6,000+ security systems, 650+ sorter systems and 3,000 digital platform subscriptions to content from 1,000+ publishers.


See advert, p. 28 PREMIUM LISTING D-Tech International Ltd


Building 136, Bentwaters Park, Rendlesham, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12 2TW


Tel: 01394 420077


Email: info@d-techinternational.com Web: www.d-techinternational.com


D-Tech International develops, manufactures, and supplies cutting-edge information technology solutions for public spaces including public libraries, museums, schools and universities.


D-Tech utilises EM, RF, RFIQ, and RFID technology to deliver self-service, stock control and man- agement, library security, people counting and 24-7 vending and lending solutions.


The latest addition to D-Tech’s ever-evolving range of forward-thinking products is the all-in-one SMART range of intelligent, secure and multi-functional lockers – which allows organisations to mix and match device loans, media vending, and self-service capabilities to create their perfect smart locker solution.


Launched in 2002, next-generation technology, excellent customer service and renowned aftercare support maintain D-Tech’s position as an industry leader.


D-Tech


www.d-techinternational.com See advert, p. 30


Lyngsoe Systems Ltd


Lyngsoe Systems www.lyngsoesystems.com See advert, p. 26


Long Bennington Business Park, Newark, Lincolnshire NG23 5JR Tel: 01400 283850


Email: info.uk@lyngsoesystems.com Web: www.lyngsoesystems.com


Sales Contact: Phil Farrell Brands: #WorkingforSmarterLibraries


Lyngsoe Systems help libraries work smarter and save time on material handling with smart library solutions. We are experts and trusted by libraries in providing:


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D-Tech


www.d-techinternational.com See advert, p. 30


– AUTOMATED MATERIAL HANDLING SOLUTIONS – SELF-SERVICE EQUIPMENT – INTELLIGENT MATERIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM™ Our solutions are standards compliant as well as practical, affordable, and innovative. We have our own nationwide network of engineers and consultants dedicated to libraries worldwide.


See advert, p. 26 AdvaNova


Arden House, Arden Grove, Harpenden, Hertfordshire, AL5 4SL


Tel: 01582 769991


Email: sales@advanova.co.uk Web: www.advanova.co.uk


Sales Contact: Barney Yabbacome and Kevin Sontag


Innovation in Automatic Identification AdvaNova is a renowned supplier of innova- tive RFID and barcode systems to libraries in the UK and Ireland. We offer a full range of self-service and sortation equipment for libraries and our Sentry software range includes access control, people counting, and resource and space booking.


See advert, p. 19 Civica www.civica.com/libraries 41 Self-issue / Self-service PREMIUM LISTING See advert, p. 30 PREMIUM LISTING RFID and Technology Intrepid Group


www.intrepidgroup.co.uk Security Systems/Gates


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