Library Technology Guides

LibLime welcomes four new members to the Bibliovation 7.4 family. LibLime welcomed four new public library members to the Bibliovation 7.4 family in late 2023. The migrations for all four libraries were completed at different times over the course of November and December and all four libraries started 2024 using the deep functionality available in the web-based and fully hosted Bibliovation 7.4 Library Services Platform. These new LibLime customers cover four different communities in the center of the country. Two libraries support the greater Oklahoma City region with one southeast of the city core and the other northwest, one library supports users in central Arkansas, and the fourth one library supports their community northwest of Dallas, All four libraries are using Bibliovation to manage their print, ebook, and digital collections using the deep functionality in the Bibliovation circulation module. [Full Announcement].

Four Public Libraries Join the Bibliovation 7.4 Family. public libraries have joined the LibLime customer family using Bibliovation 7.4. One library supports the Fort Collins community in Colorado, one library supports users in southern Utah, one library supports their community in central Georgia, and the fourth library serves users in central Texas. All four libraries are using Bibliovation to manage their print, ebook, and digital collections using the deep functionality in the Bibliovation circulation module. [Full Announcement].

South Korean public libraries go live on Bibliovation 7.2. LibLime welcomed two public libraries in South Korea to the Bibliovation 7.2 platform. These two new customers serve users in the general Gunsan and Pyeongtaek communities. Both libraries are in western South Korea near the Yellow Sea. Each provides print and electronic resources to their constituents and both library collections were migrated to the Bibliovation 7.2 platform in mid-summer. [Full Announcement].

LibLime welcomes four new customers to the hosted Bibliovation 7.2 platform. Four public libraries have completed their implementation schedule and have gone live using Bibliovation 7.2. These libraries represent different regions around the country and provide print and digital collection services to their unique populations. One library supports users in eastern Maryland, one library supports users in north central Texas, one library supports users in west central Illinois, and one library supports users in central Arizona. All four migrations happened in the late spring and all four libraries went live during April and May. [Full Announcement].

LibLime migrates six public libraries to Bibliovation 7.2. LibLime announced six new public libraries now live on the Bibliovation 7.2 Library Services Platform. Each library was migrated over a six-week implementation period and went live in March and April. The libraries serve communities in Louisiana, California, South Dakota, Virginia and two different counties in New Mexico. All six of these new LibLime customers will be using Bibliovation 7.2 to support their collection maintenance, to disseminate their print and electronic resources, and to share materials with other local libraries as part of regional resource sharing programs. [Full Announcement].

LibLime welcomes five new public libraries to Bibliovation 7.2. LibLime welcomes five new library customers to the Bibliovation 7.2 Library Services Platform that migrated earlier this spring. These public libraries are located around the country with one in Washington, one in New Jersey, one inKansas, one in South Carolina, and one in California. All five of these libraries went live on the Bibliovation 7.2 platform and they will be using the system to support their collection maintenance, to disseminate their print and electronic resources, and to share materials with other local libraries as part of regional resource sharing programs. [Full Announcement].

Lora M. Robins Library goes live on Bibliovation 7.2. The Lora M. Robins Library at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden has migrated to the Bibliovation 7.2 Library Services Platform. The Library is now using Bibliovation to provide collection maintenance and library services for their gardening, botany, horticulture, and landscaping collections. The Library is now enjoying the benefits of a 100% browser-based library management solution hosted by LibLime in a FedRAMP-certified hosting facility. [Full Announcement].

Three libraries begin using Bibliovation 7.2 in production. Three federal government libraries with traditional public library collections and multiple branches have gone live using a hosted offering of the Bibliovation 7.2 Library Services Platform (LSP). One library is in Louisiana, one library is in Texas, and the third library is in Maryland. These three libraries are now using Bibliovation 7.2 to manage physical and electronic resources as they serve their respective communities. The migration processes were implemented during the summer and the three libraries went live in September. The library staffs are now enjoying the benefits of a 100% browser-based library management solution in a FedRAMP-certified hosting facility. The users of the libraries are accessing their collections and related resources using the Bibliovation Discovery Layer. [Full Announcement].

LibLime Wins Multi-Million Dollar Five Year Bibliovation Contract. Bibliovation has been selected by a federal government library as their new Library Services Platform. The library has awarded LibLime a five-year support and maintenance contract worth several million dollars over the life of the contract. The library has several branches throughout the country and will use multiple Bibliovation systems to support their research community. Bibliovation provides the technical capabilities the library needs to meet all workflow requirements for print and digital collections. The LibLime cost proposal falls within the library's budgetary goals as well. LibLime will work closely with library staff to provide support services beginning in mid-September, 2021. [Full Announcement].

Two U.S. Government Libraries go live using Bibliovation 7.0. Two federal government libraries with a shared mission – one in Virginia and one in Texas — have joined to form a union catalog and have gone live using the Bibliovation 7.0 Library Services Platform. These two libraries will be using Bibliovation 7.0 to manage physical and electronic resources as they serve their respective communities. The bibliographic records of both libraries were merged and deduplicated to form this shared catalog and both libraries are now enjoying the benefits of a 100% browser-based solution. [Full Announcement].

South Central Library System selects Bibliovation. LibLime, a Division of PTFS, has been selected by South Central Library System (SCLS) as the winning vendor to implement the Bibliovation Library Services Platform after a lengthy and competitive review of industry LSP’s. LibLime responded to SCLS’s technical requirements with a comprehensive functional response, on-site demonstration and a compelling cost proposal which has resulted in a contract award. LibLime will provide development, migration and continued support services to SCLS. LibLime and PTFS specialists will work closely with SLCS staff to continue to upgrade their current LibLime system. [Full Announcement].

U.S. Academic federal library selects Bibliovation. LibLime, a Division of PTFS, has been selected by an academic U.S. Federal Government Library as the winning vendor to implement the Bibliovation Library Services Platform to manage their bibliographic and digital collections. LibLime responded to the Library’s RFP and with a solid technical response and a compelling cost proposal was awarded the contract. LibLime will provide implementation, digital object migration, and support services to the library. LibLime and PTFS specialists will work closely with government staff to replace their legacy commercial bibliographic cataloging system. [Full Announcement].

U.S. Federal Agency selects Bibliovation. LibLime, a Division of PTFS, has been selected by an agency within the Department of Defense as the winning vendor to implement the Bibliovation Library Services Platform to manage their bibliographic and digital technical collections. LibLime will provide implementation, data recovery and support services to the agency library. LibLime and PTFS specialists will work closely with government staff to replace their legacy commercial bibliographic cataloging system. [Full Announcement].

Treasury Library goes live on Bibliovation. The Treasury Library, has gone live on Bibliovation, LibLime’s new state-of-the-art Library Services Platform. The experienced Library staff at Treasury worked closely with the LibLime Project Management team to successfully migrate bibliographic, item, authority, patron and digital content to the Bibliovation LSP from their legacy commercial system. [Full Announcement].