With Bibliotheca RFID running from the selfChecks to a rural school locker, Madison County Public Library grew physical book circulation 20%.
An RFID tagging requirement became an opportunity to speed up returns, simplify checkout, and give staff more time with patrons.
See how a two-million-item collection was converted for faster inventory, more efficient circulation, and greater flexibility for what comes next.
What happens when RFID supports more than circulation? Discover how HKMU Library built a thriving cultural and learning hub.
Flower Mound Public Library installed smartShelf borrow along a busy patron path, making check-ins and checkouts faster and easier for families and visitors.
A small unstaffed library in northwest Jefferson County is open every day of the year. The community has responded: 4,400+ registered users and steadily growing traffic.
How Licking County Library brings people together through community programs, engaging spaces, and self-service technology that supports daily operations.
Augsburg University’s Lindell Library reimagines access with self-service technology, empowering students through flexibility and inclusion.
With limited space and high demand, a beloved lakeside branch finds new life—and new hours—thanks to open+ access.
DUOC UC sets a global milestone by implementing Bibliotheca’s cloudCheck mobile, driving the digital transformation of its libraries.
Following strategic upgrades, Redford Township District Library sees record circulation, 94% self-check use, and thriving community engagement.
Discover how Carmel Clay Public Library increased 24/7 holds pickup by 30% using Bibliotheca’s remoteLocker, delivering convenience and access for all.