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Best-Seller buys ALSi to form BiblioMondo
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Todd Joron, CEO BiblioMondo |
Best-Seller Inc, the Canadian systems vendor has purchased UK’s
ALSi to form BiblioMondo - a new company with appropriate global ambitions.
ALSi has been looking for a buyer for some time. This deal ends the association with Dutch company Pica. Details |
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The giant Canadian software company that Geac has grown into since its
beginnings in finance and library system, has been suffering as the steam runs out of ERP sales and technology stocks tumble. The
company is looking for a buyer for all or part. Meanwhile Geac’s Vubis system wins order in the Netherlands and announces a new bibliographic workstation. Details |
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Data Research Associates,
Inc. have implemented their first Taos site in France - going live in
November 2000. Meanwhile DRA and netLibrary agree on Taos integration of the web based E-book system. Details |
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Endeavor plans to double development
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As Voyager finds its 800th customer, Endeavor Information Systems plans to double their
development staff. Details |
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The Black Gold Co-operative in Southern California and another ARL library choose Millennium.
Innovative Interfaces Inc announce agreement with SUN. Details |
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Sirsi win US and Irish deals
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Sirsi Corporation have continued their success in US and in health libraries via the UK
office with a win of the Dublin centred Eastern Regional Health Authority. Details |
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Winnebago spectrum V. 5 released
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The latest release of this popular software has some interesting features - and is one of the very few systems still available on
Mackintosh. Details |
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Amicus live at National Library of Hungary
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Amicus and LibriVision have gone live at the National Library of
Hungary (NSZL) - this is the first European national library to go with the Dobis replacement system. Details |