LONDON (June 1999) - The library at Swindon College has chosen Sirsi Corporation's Unicorn Library Management System to replace their Dolphin library system.

Unicorn will be installed under the Windows NT operating system on an Intel Pentium and will provide access through WorkFlows to Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) services, cataloging and circulation. Public access to the OPAC will be available via SIRSI's WebCat.

David Stelling, Site Librarian, commented, "Unicorn emerged as our choice after a number of visits to SIRSI libraries, all of which gave favorable accounts of the Unicorn system and the support provided."

SIRSI, the leader in library technology, is a privately held company founded in 1979, with headquarters in Huntsville, Ala. SIRSI uses the most advanced technology available to provide easy-to-use information systems for libraries, businesses and archives. With offices in major U.S. cities and subsidiaries in Australia, Canada, Latin America, the Peoples Republic of China and the United Kingdom, the company has established its Unicorn products as the leading client-server library information systems in the world.