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 Here is the latest on
another burgeoning technology that will effect the world of libraries - perhaps more than the Web? details
Latest - Innovative announce tie-up with netLibrary.
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Fenwood Systems have been steadily establishing themselves as
suppliers of various system components in a variety of UK libraries - update |
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Ex-Libris opens Australian Office
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Ex-Libris have now opened an Australian office. Continued sales in Italy and USA plus the second largest library in the world. |
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VTLS in South America and Taiwan
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Virtua has been a long time coming but sites are now going live. Tamkang University in Taiwan gains the benefit of a true Unicode
OPAC. details |
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Sirsi continue successfully with new sales in UK and Penn State University libraries. |
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Innovative win Luton University
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Luton University have chosen to move to Innovative’s Millennium from Libertas details |
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Voyager sails into Finland and Scotland
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Endeavor have added Scotland and Finland to their impressive list of prestigous national libraries. details |
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News from BTR !
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This issue of BTR includes newsfeeds from the computer
industry - the latest on Linux, PCs and Databases.
Further services are planned to make BTR your “Preferred Portal” to
the library automation world.
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Brief
vendor announcements from Pigasus, Epixtech, EOSi
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Sirs Mandarin Saber
project in Puerto Rico - a major schools information and automation project in the Caribbean.
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Snippets of latest technical computer news and how it might affect the library industry.
- Informix buys Universe and Unidata
- SCO makes ASP conversion easy
- A million books on one DVD?
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