Discover how academic libraries are using RFID to streamline circulation, improve access, and create smarter, more connected spaces.
Learn from the first U.S. library to implement bulk induction and discover why they’ve expanded it to more branches.
Augsburg University’s Lindell Library reimagines access with self-service technology, empowering students through flexibility and inclusion.
Cândido José de Godói School receives Bibliotheca’s biblioFlex and restores its library after losing the collection in the 2024 floods.
At Liège’s B3 Center, open+ stretches access beyond staffed hours, drawing students and young adults while keeping the space orderly and secure.
Libraries face new accessibility rules and rising user expectations, driving upgrades to self-service technology.
Bibliotheca highlighted innovation, partnerships, and regional impact at IFLA WLIC 2025 in Astana.
Watch the webinar on-demand and explore accessibility laws, global trends, and practical steps for building inclusive library experiences.
Join us at IFLA 2025 as we showcase technologies that drive library transformation, enhance the user experience and strengthen global connections.
Visitors explored hands-on demos, shared bold ideas, and joined a powerful movement to protect reading freedom.
With limited space and high demand, a beloved lakeside branch finds new life—and new hours—thanks to open+ access.
Libraries can now offer self-service checkout and print release from a single kiosk, using Bibliotheca’s quickConnect and TBS’s print tools.