TIND is privately owned by its founders and backed by CERN.

Breeding, Marshall. TIND RDM: A New Platform for Research Data Management. July 2017. Smart Libraries Newsletter. TIND has developed modules for its platform to provide the functionality needed to support the preservation and management of research data. This product, the TIND RDM, includes support for the DataCite metadata scheme developed to identify research data sets and facilitate their citation and retrieval (see https://www.datacite.org). TIND has incorporated support for the DataCite 4.0, the latest version of this schema into their platform and has worked with Caltech to create the functionality needed to support the management of research data. The product can make use of cloud-based services to accommodate the storage of research data sets that often require very large-scale capacity.

Breeding, Marshall. TIND Technologies and Invenio: A New Model of Automation for Research Libraries. August 2015. Smart Libraries Newsletter. Invenio, developed under the auspices of CERN is open source software created to address the major areas of involvement for libraries associated with research organizations. The software can be used to support institutional repositories, manage digital assets or multimedia content, provide digital preservation, manage data sets associated with research projects, and to manage library materials. Invenio has been most widely implemented to support institutional and disciplinary repositories but is seeing adoption to support these other activities. As interest in Invenio expanded beyond the community of institutions closely affiliated with CERN, it established TIND Technologies as a new commercial company to promote and provide professional services.

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July 11, 2025. Rocky Vista University selects TIND IR. Rocky Vista University has selected TIND IR as its first institutional repository. The new repository will support the University's growing research community by collecting, preserving, and showcasing scholarly output from students and faculty, all within a modern, user-friendly platform that offers powerful tools for submission and access.

June 27, 2025. Cedarville University Selects TIND IR and TIND DA. Cedarville University has selected TIND Institutional Repository (IR) and TIND Digital Archive to replace its existing DigitalCommons repository. The university will migrate more than 60,000 items and 2 TB of data. Cedarville joins a growing number of academic institutions consolidating their IR and digital collections system onto a single platform to streamline workflows, enhance metadata management, and improve accessibility and discoverability

June 16, 2025. Duke University selects TIND RDM as its new research data repository. Duke University has selected TIND RDM as its new repository platform for the Duke Research Data Repository and is migrating from Hyrax, an open-source repository engine from Samvera. The Duke Research Data Repository (RDR) is a service of the Duke University Libraries, with the mission to curate, publish, and archive Duke digital research data from any discipline. Using TIND RDM, the Duke RDR will continue to provide long-term public access to support research transparency, reproducibility, and to foster new discoveries.

May 30, 2025. University of North Carolina Charlotte goes live on TIND IR. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNC Charlotte) has successfully migrated its institutional repository from Islandora to TIND IR, highlighting TIND's strong reputation and growing community of satisfied clients as key factors in the university's decision. The move will enhance the visibility and accessibility of scholarly outputs.

May 20, 2025. University of Georgia implements TIND IR and TIND RDM. The University of Georgia has implemented TIND Institutional Repository (IR) and TIND Research Data Management, migrating over 26,000 scholarly publications, creative works and research data from Ex Libris Esploro. The new repository will serve as a central hub for faculty and student researchers to share and preserve a wide range of scholarly materials and datasets.

May 9, 2025. UT Southwestern Medical Center implements TIND Digital Archive. The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center has implemented TIND DA to manage, showcase and preserve its growing digital collections. By migrating a rich image collection from CONTENTdm, audiovisual materials from Aviary, and digital exhibits from Omeka all into TIND DA, UTSW has enhanced the visibility and accessibility of its archival content. UT Southwestern Medical Center selected TIND DA to replace its previous digital asset management systems.

March 21, 2025. UNC Charlotte implements TIND Digital Archive. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte's digital collections are now migrated to TIND DA, enhancing how the institution preserves and provides access to historical photographs, oral histories, and university records. Migrating from Islandora, this implementation marks a major step in the university's efforts to provide seamless access to historical and institutional archives for researchers, students, and the public.

February 21, 2025. Phillips Exeter Academy goes live on TIND Digital Archive. Phillips Exeter Academy has gone live on TIND Digital Archive (TIND DA) to enhance the preservation, organization, and accessibility of its extensive digital collections. With a rich institutional history and a growing repository of historical materials, Exeter sought a purpose-built solution to streamline archival workflows and ensure long-term access.

January 24, 2025. University of Nebraska–Lincoln Goes Live on TIND RDM. he University of Nebraska–Lincoln gone live on TIND RDM with its new research data repository, SANDY: Stewarding Nebraska Data. Previously relying on Ex Libris' Rosetta to manage datasets, UNL sought a more modern solution to support the growth and accessibility of its data collections for years to come. By adopting TIND RDM, UNL gains a flexible, state-of-the-art platform designed to streamline data curation, enhance accessibility, and ensure compliance with evolving federal research data-sharing requirements.

January 10, 2025. UNC Greensboro selects TIND Institutional Repository and TIND Digital Archive. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNC Greensboro) has selected TIND Institutional Repository (TIND IR) and TIND Digital Archive (TIND DA) to preserve and enhance access to its digital collections. By adopting TIND's repository platform, UNC Greensboro joins a growing number of academic institutions consolidating their IR and digital collections onto a single platform to streamline workflows, enhance metadata management, and improve accessibility

May 2013 TIND co-founded as a commercial CERN spin-off by Kenneth Hole and Alexander Nietzold
TIND Technologies AS was formed as a commercial CERN spin-off company in 2013, with Kenneth Hole and Alexander Nietzold as its co-founders.

2024 TIND Accomplishments Narrative

24 product sales in 2024: TIND DA being largest growth contributor (11 sales)

Several impactful institutions selected TIND: University of Georgia (IR/RDM), UNC Charlotte (IR/DA), University of Nebraska - Lincoln (RDM), UNC Greensboro (IR/DA), Center for Research Libraries (ILS - migrating from Folio), Florida International University (DA).

Continuing growth among public libraries for TIND DA product (San Francisco Public Library selected TIND DA).