The software company Systematic has just signed an important, three-digit DKK million contract with the Danish municipalities’ joint IT organisation KOMBIT to continue the development and operation of the IT system for all public and school libraries in Denmark until 2038.
Ny teknik ska stärka Stockholms stadsbibliotek och dess medarbetare med automatiserade processer, förbättrade arbetsflöden och bättre användaråtkomst.
New technology deployed at Stockholm libraries will empower staff through automated processes, enhanced workflows, and improved user accessibility.
The Danish software company takes another big step into the European library market after winning a tender worth SEK 100 million for Stockholm Public Library.
Det danska programvaruföretaget tar ytterligare ett stort steg in på den europeiska biblioteksmarknaden efter att ha vunnit ett anbud värt 100 miljoner kronor för Stockholms stadsbibliotek.
After successful implementations in Norway and Sweden, Denmark’s Cicero system is set to modernise public libraries across Hamburg, marking Systematic’s first foothold in the German library market.
The Biblioteca Gabriel García Márquez in Barcelona is an architectural and functional marvel, resembling a stack of open books and serving as a central community hub for 240,000 residents. Today, it was named Public Library of the Year 2023.
Systematic and the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) are once again awarding the Public Library of the Year. This year, four remarkable libraries have been nominated, representing the very best from all over the world.
On Tuesday 28 March, 21 public libraries in the City of Oslo were connected to their new library system solution, Cicero. Transferring the data relating to almost two million library items, the profiles of 500,000 borrowers and all the accompanying data went exactly according to plan. Not a single user became aware of the data transfer as it was happening.
21 biblioteker i Oslo ble tirsdag koblet til sin nye bibliotekssystemløsning, Cicero. Det betyr at overføringen av nesten to millioner utlånsmaterialer, 500 000 lånerprofiler og alle andre data har gått etter planen: Ingen av brukerne har lagt merke til det.
Kirstine Marie Riis-Westergaard er ansatt som Senior Implementation & Support Consultant i programvarebedriften Systematic. Med norsk erfaring i sekken er den tidligere bibliotekaren godt rustet til å bringe selskapets bibliotekprogramvare inn i Oslos folkebibliotek.
Oslo kommunes 22 Deichman-biblioteker har valgt Systematics bibliotekløsning Cicero som den fremtidige plattformen for å støtte alle biblioteker og lånere.
The City of Oslo’s 22 public libraries have chosen Systematic’s library solution Cicero as their future platform for supporting libraries and borrowers.
In Missoula, Montana, environmental awareness go hand in hand with local culture and digital innovation, and Missoula Public Library has now been named Public Library of the Year 2022.
Systematic and the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) are once again awarding the Public Library of the Year award. This year, four widely differing libraries have been nominated – from a library in the mountain-ringed city of Missoula in north-west USA to a library in the provincial town of Ogre in Latvia.
It all started with an endowment of 6,000 books in 1785. Today, Deichman Bjørvika in Oslo has been named as the world’s best new public library.
For the sixth time, Systematic and the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) presents the Public Library of the Year Award honouring new, innovative public libraries. The jury has narrowed 32 libraries down to five nominees in the quest for this year’s winner.
The winner of the Systematic Joy of Reading Award 2021 is Za’atari Camp Libraries: 12 libraries run by refugees with the aim of eradicating illiteracy among the 79,000 Syrians living in the camp
Through focusing on the joy of reading and making a difference in the world, six reading projects have just been nominated for the Systematic Joy of Reading Award 2021 and USD 10,000 in prize money.
With eighty per cent of Swedish libraries in its customer database, the Swedish company BTJ is the perfect business partner for Systematic, which is busy winning over the Swedish market with its library solution Cicero.