DIRECTORY Access systems/


Accessibility information Blazie


www.blazie.co.uk Magnifico


www.magnifyingglasses.co.uk Bolinda OverDrive


https://company.overdrive.com/libraries/ See advert, p. 60


Remtek


https://www.remtek.systems/ Texthelp


www.texthelp.com Archival


The Pavilion, Newbury Business Park London Road, Newbury RG14 2PZ United Kingdom


Tel: +44 (0) 330 123 1175 Web: bolindalibrary.com/uk borrowbox.com


Email: Helen.bower@bolinda.com Sales Contact: Helen Bower


Bolinda is a world-leading audiobook and technol- ogy company. We publish the greatest books you’ll ever hear and are the creators of BorrowBox, your library in one app.


As publishers, we are unsurpassed experts in the audiobook category, combining brilliant authors, talented narrators, and superb production to create mind-blowing audio experiences.


AM


www.amdigital.co.uk See advert, p. 44


Archivematica


https://www.archivematica.org/en/ ArchiveSpace


https://archivesspace.org/ Clarivate


https://clarivate.com/ See advert, p. 57


Conservation by Design Ltd www.cxdinternational.com/


G Ryder & Co Ltd www.ryderbox.co.uk


Secol Ltd www.secol.co.uk


Society of Archivists www.archives.org.uk


Townsweb Archiving www.townswebarchiving.com


Audio


Calibre Audio Library www.calibreaudio.org.uk


RNIB National Library Service www.rnib.org.uk/library


The Audiobook Store www.talkingbooks.co.uk


Total Disc Repair www.totaldiscrepair.co.uk


Lyngsoe Systems www.lyngsoesystems.com See advert, p. 36


Barcoding


Computype International www.computype.com


Datalogic UK Ltd www.datalogic.com


Electronic Reading Systems Ltd www.ersltd.co.uk


D-Tech


www.d-techinternational.com See advert, p. 28


AdvaNova


www.advanova.co.uk See advert, p. 52


OCLC oclc.org


See advert, p. 59


As technology providers, we go where no library has gone before with BorrowBox. A ground-breaking digital content solution, Borrowbox is the market leading provider of eContent to libraries across the Commonwealth, and instantly brings eBooks, eAudio books, eMagazines and eNewspapers together in one app for libraries’ digital shelves.


Our mission is to inspire people to live their best lives through the power of storytelling. Anywhere, everywhere; we never stop.


See advert, p. 42


Automated Returns and Sortations


Bibliographic Data Services Ltd Annandale House, The Crichton, Bankend Road, Dumfries, Scotland DG1 4TA


Tel: +44 (0)1387 702251 Fax: +44 (0)1387 702259 Web: www.bdslive.com Email: info@bdslive.com


Sales Contact: sales@bdslive.com or 01387 702251


Brands: BDS, BDSLive, BDSLink, BDZ, UniCat, BDSDIGITAL


BDS is the premier supplier of industry-standard metadata on books, e-books, audiobooks and Open Access publications to libraries. BDS services academic, research, public, school and national libraries, including the British Library.


Operating for 30 years, BDS maintains the highest metadata standards and provides the best extended content alongside flexible delivery mechanisms and excellent customer service. With a staff built around library professionals, BDS enables libraries to maintain a cost-effective and up-to-date catalogue that fits with workflows and places resource discovery at its heart.


See advert, Outside Back Cover W F Howes


www.wfhowes.co.uk PREMIUM LISTING


The Tagging Team


David.shurvinton@thetaggingteam.com See advert, p. 12


Bibliographic Services PREMIUM LISTING


Nielsen BookData


3rd Floor, Midas House, 62 Goldsworth Road, Woking, Surrey, GU21 6LQ


Tel: 01483 712 200 Email: sales.book@nielseniq.com Web: www.nielsenbook.co.uk


Sales Contact: Jo Shaw, Shrenik Singhavi


Brands: Nielsen BookData Online (search and selection); Nielsen BookData MARC; Nielsen BookData Catalogue Enrichment; Nielsen BookScan for Libraries (sales data); Nielsen LibScan (borrowing data)


Nielsen BookData offers a unique range of library services for search and selection; MARC records for books; catalogue enrichment and library lending data to ensure you have the right books available to serve your library users and the wider commu- nity whilst making the most of your book budgets.


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