
selfCheck + integrated return bins for service-centric success: Redford Township District Library
Following strategic upgrades, Redford Township District Library sees record circulation, 94% self-check use, and thriving community engagement.
Following strategic upgrades, Redford Township District Library sees record circulation, 94% self-check use, and thriving community engagement.
Manawatū Library leads NZ with open+, offering safe after-hours access and transforming how rural communities use library services.
Gwinnett County Library pioneered open+ to expand hours without adding staff, boosting community access across one of Georgia’s most diverse counties.
Discover how Bibliotheca’s selfCheck software empowers inclusive, accessible library service—customized for every community.
See how Mesa Express Library offers 24/7 access, self-service innovation, and a new community hub model, powered by Bibliotheca’s open+ technology.
Discover how Val Parisis Media Library in France reimagined library access with open+, offering flexible hours and smarter services for all residents.
Discover how Scott County Libraries in Minnesota are using open+ technology to extend hours, empower patrons, and create more vibrant community hubs.
Discover how Lambton Library expanded access by 700% with open+ technology, boosting community visits and circulation like never before.
Fayetteville Public Library expands services with open+ and remoteLocker, ensuring all-hours access and a modern experience for an evolving community.
Libraries are looking to get items back on the shelves faster, extending library service further, and getting closer with library users
Extended Access Subscribe Over the past several years, the role of libraries has shifted. Though circulation is still very important,
Ventura County Library used open+ to increase access at Hill Road, raising open hours to 60 per week and boosting usage by 78% in just three months.
Bücherhallen Hamburg expanded open hours by up to 233% using open+, offering more flexible access to patrons across eight district library branches.
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