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SUPPLIERS SHOWCASE


Thursday 12 May, 7 Ridgmount Street London WC1E 7AE


Innovative


Innovative, a part of Clarivate, is a globally recognised library industry partner, with nearly five decades of experience developing library management solutions, discovery tools, marketing and communication services, and digital resource management products. Innovative’s comprehensive portfolio of library automation products serve academic, public, national, corporate and special libraries, and consortia.


l www.iii.com Lyngsoe Systems UK


Lyngsoe Systems offer library systems and automation technology that maximise the investment many libraries have made in RFID. The technology also works with barcodes. We help libraries work smarter, save time on material handling and to free staff time to work on com- munity engagement and front-line service provision. Our solutions are standards compliant as well as practical, affordable and innovative across the UK and Eire.


l https://lyngsoesystems.com


OCLC


WorldShare® Management Services (WMS) is a complete cloud-based library management platform that supports your strategic priorities with actionable data, a user-focused experience, and an API-first frame- work that connects the library to all your institution’s systems. WMS helps libraries provide immediate access to information with optimised delivery.


l www.oclc.org


ProQuest


ProQuest supports the important work in the world’s research and learning communities. The company curates six centuries of content – the world’s largest collection of journals, ebooks, primary sources, dissertations, news and video – and builds powerful workflow solutions to help libraries acquire and grow collections that inspire extraordinary outcomes. ProQuest products and services are used in 150 countries.


l www.proquest.com


PTFS Europe


PTFS Europe installs, hosts and supports open source solutions for over 120 library customers across sectors. We are able to provide the full range of implementation services, ranging from installation, configuration, data conversion, software development and training through to ongoing hosting and customer support. The library is open.


l www.ptfs-europe.com


Quartex


Showcase, share, and celebrate your digitised archival materials with Quartex, from Adam Matthew Digital. Based on 30 years’ experience publishing award-winning primary source collections, our cloud-based platform features cutting-edge technologies, such as automated transcription of all asset types, to enhance search and discovery and extend your reach to new audiences.


l www.amdigital.co.uk/products/quartex


SirsiDynix


Working in partnership with public, academic and special libraries, SirsiDynix helps communities thrive by connect- ing people with information resources that educate and inspire. Our BLUEcloud library services platform combined with CloudSource OA Content solution, delivers the Best Library User Experience through attractive mobile and web interfaces, coupled with enterprise-ready analytics.


l www.sirsidynix.com March 2022


Soutron


Soutron are trusted advisors to hundreds of special and corporate archives, libraries and knowledge services. Our cloud-based software is fully web browser and mobile ready. Designed for establishments across many sectors. Solutions flexibly applied to a wide variety of needs. We look forward to welcoming and meeting you in person.


l www.soutron.com/cilip INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL 43


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