Rockville, MD -- May 30, 2025. A public library serving a robust community in central Missouri has successfully completed the migration from their older thick client ILS to the 100% web-based Bibliovation 7.4 Library Services Platform. As an industry leader in hosted ILS solutions, LibLime has been offering superior cloud-based services to customers for over fifteen years. This migration was directed by LibLime PMP-certified project managers and included full data migration, system configuration, and multiple training sessions for both library management and library line staff. The library staff are now relying on the deep functionality available in the web-based and fully hosted Bibliovation 7.4 as they use the system to manage their print, ebook, and digital collections using the expansive and flexible circulation policies in the Bibliovation circulation module.

As new members of the LibLime customer community, the library staff is now enjoying reading and commenting on the bi-weekly entries found published to the LibLime blog -- https://liblime.com/category/liblime/blog/. This library selected Bibliovation 7.4 because of its family circulation group policies, the easy-to-use staff interface, and because of LibLime's long-running use of a multi-tenant, distributed computing in the Amazon environment and the cost savings that LibLime's mastery of hosting services is able to deliver.

About Bibliovation 7.4

The Bibliovation 7.4 LSP is a 100%web-based solution using responsive design so that all system access to researchers, library staff, and system administrators happens through web browsers on devices on any kind. Bibliovation 7.4 functionality includes a new accessibility plugin for expanded 508 support, enhanced NCIP and SIP2 support for third party products and services, online patron registration, PayPal integration for online payments, the new SmartSearch AI module, and continuing expansion of local cataloging rules to support local validation rules.

About LibLime

LibLime is a global leader in providing support for open development Library Service Platforms (LSP). Rather than sell software licenses for static, hard-to-customize software products, LibLime educates libraries about the benefits of open development, enabling them to make choices about how best to provide their communities and staff with better technology services. LibLime then facilitates deployment of the LSP in libraries by providing outstanding consulting, development, implementation, and support/hosting services. To learn more or receive budgetary service estimates, please visit: https://liblime.com/