Insights + Trends
Explore innovations, evolving library workflows, and real stories from libraries worldwide improving the patron experience.

With Bibliotheca RFID running from the selfChecks to a rural school locker, Madison County Public Library grew physical book circulation 20%.

Discover how art and architecture transform libraries into vibrant, creative spaces that inspire connection, engagement, and community collaboration.

Learn how to personalize receipts, promote library events, add seasonal messages, and explore new patron preference settings.

The skills behind a good reference interview are the same ones that make AI useful. A library director shows how, with five projects you can borrow.

See how libraryConnect LINK gives library teams a clearer way to monitor equipment, manage changes, troubleshoot issues, and use operational data.

Learn what RFID tags contain, what it takes to convert a collection, and what libraries should consider for checkout, security, and inventory.

Discover Bibliotheca Academy, our new Learning Management System designed to help library teams access training, build product knowledge, and get more from their Bibliotheca solutions.

An RFID tagging requirement became an opportunity to speed up returns, simplify checkout, and give staff more time with patrons.

Discover how accessibility features across selfCheck and remoteLocker+ can help create a more inclusive and independent library experience. See AudioNav™, keyboard navigation, and rememberMe in action during this live demonstration, followed by a Q&A.

See what changes when a library moves to RFID, from circulation and self-service to security, inventory, and the conversion process.

Learn how to become an AI superuser by combining your expertise with AI to create more meaningful results. Explore practical library use cases, understand Agentic AI, and discover how to turn your knowledge into reports, presentations, social media content, and more.

How library security gates work, what RFID and electromagnetic systems detect, and how security, privacy, accessibility, and circulation come together at the library door.