Library Technology Guides

Central Queensland University selects Ex Libris Alma and Primo to manage and deliver print, electronic, and digital resources. Ex Libris announced that Central Queensland University has chosen the Ex Libris Alma library management platform and Ex Libris Primo discovery and delivery solution to support library services at the more than 20 university locations, which serve over 35,000 students. The solutions will replace Virtua from Innovative and EBSCO Discovery Service. [Full Announcement].

VTLS, Inc.. ARROW Project shows VITAL growth. VTLS and the Australian Research Repositories Online to the World project announced that a number of new institutions have signed contracts for the VITAL solution. The newest customers include Central Queensland University, University of Western Sydney, University of South Australia, and Southern Queensland University. [Full Announcement].

VTLS, Inc.. Twenty-one libraries select Virtua this quarter. VTLS Inc. ended its fiscal year on June 30, 2002, on a very high note with increased customers, revenues and profits. At its Board Meeting on July 15, Board members were presented with unaudited results indicating a six percent growth in revenues with profits at nine percent of revenues. [Full Announcement].