A practical conversation on AI in libraries, what is changing, what to consider, and how to move forward with confidence.
From MARC records to generative models, library systems have evolved for decades. We trace what’s changed for users and staff — and what libraries must govern next.
Learn how libraries use quickConnect to promote programs, increase visibility, and engage patrons at selfCheck stations.
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.
The two-day, pre-conference event will bring together library leaders and staff for hands-on training, live demonstrations, and practical discussions focused on self-service, automation, access, and RFID technologies.
Explore how selfCheck integrations help libraries surface events, simplify print release, and make better use of self-service moments already in place.
The new LINK app and AI insights expand how libraries monitor systems, resolve issues, and access operational data.
How Licking County Library brings people together through community programs, engaging spaces, and self-service technology that supports daily operations.
Learn how quickConnect integrations make selfChecks more impactful across events, promotions, and library services, with real-world examples from Bibliotheca experts.
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.