Our Commitments to You
by Don McCall, SirsiDynix chief operating officer
We’re pleased to extend our service level commitments to the entire SirsiDynix family of customers. Learn more about what this means for you.
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Helping Victims of Katrina and Rita
Libraries are playing a crucial role in helping communities recover from the recent hurricanes. Read on to see what SirsiDynix is doing - and what you might do - to aid our friends and colleagues affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
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32 Tips to Inspire Innovation for You and Your Library: Part 3
by Stephen Abram, MLS, SirsiDynix vice president of Innovation
In this final part of his three-part column, Stephen reflects on his past 25 years since library school and shares insights about what has inspired innovation in his own life.
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Spy Where?
by Tim Hyde, SirsiDynix senior manager, Technical Consulting
Do you know what might be slowing down your network? See how SirsiDynix can help give you unprecedented control over your network resources.
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See You in Minneapolis!
Let the countdown begin! The 16th annual CODI Conference kicks off next month in Minneapolis. Catch the latest details here.
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Make Plans for SuperConference 2006
Informative sessions, engaging speakers, and a gracious Southern-style resort - you'll find these, and more, at the SirsiDynix SuperConference 2006!
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King Township Public Library Brings Local History to the Masses
by Mark Cornell, King Township Public Library digitization librarian
Hear firsthand from King Township Public Library about their collaboration with local government and archives to bring local history to King Township's residents.
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What’s in a Name? Sometimes...Magic
by Cathy Brotzman, MLS, SirsiDynix director of Consulting Services
The request was simple enough. The library wanted to change the location policy name “Curriculum Library” to “Brimmer Collection.” But the magical part of this change was not the policy change itself, but the person who manages this collection, Sister Regina Brimmer.
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