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While most academic libraries haven’t yet adopted RFID (radio frequency identification) for their collections, those academic libraries that have cite the benefits in fast and ergonomic collection management to support curriculum requirements.

Cheers to 50 Years! Celebrating our parent company's success and longevity.

The Yavapai Library Network's technology team, and the 59 libraries they support, have become baseCAMP “power users."

Join panelists from Rochester City School District (NY) and The Community Library (ID) as they discuss why RFID is worth the cost of conversion for both school libraries and public libraries.

School libraries across Rochester (NY) City School District completed their RFID conversions in late summer of 2023, and began to reap the benefits through fast, easy inventory. Before RFID, inventory took several full workdays at each school library; with RFID, it takes a few hours.

On the opening weekend for RRPL's new facility, over 10,000 patrons came to the library. Also during opening weekend, the public returned over 8,500 library items, and library staff issued over 380 library cards.

After Tech Logic's totalAMH replaced another vendor’s outdated system, service and efficiency improved dramatically at Rita & Truett Smith Library Wylie, Texas.

This 64-bin totalAMH system replaced a manual workflow and transformed the staff and patron experience.

An LSTA grant award supported Henderson County (NC) Library’s RFID conversion, which paid off in powerful efficiencies throughout the library.

At Sarasota County Libraries, staff members call staffCIRC TRAK their "magic wand."

During the COVID-19 building closure, Johnson County Lenexa's drive-up window dispensed more than 18,000 holds in one month.

Serving a population of over 430,000 and circulating over 3,000,000 items annually, Sarasota County Libraries (FL) knows the importance of efficient workflows and reliable data.