Library Management System

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Buyers

London Borough of Islington

Value

£210,115

Suppliers

Education Software Solutions Limited

Classifications

Office and computing machinery, equipment and supplies except furniture and software packages

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

9 months ago

Description

Islington Library Service requires both a managed LMS Cloud-based and an in-house server-based solution for its 20,000+ active users. The overall purpose of the LMS is to store, process and manage all stock and customer data regarding transactions, membership and ordering.
Islington Library Service needs a modern interface designed for web access/mobile device for both customers and staff that is easily updated, providing improved promotion of e-books and other e-resources. The LMS will underpin all aspects of circulation and lending of stock, including ordering, receipting, invoicing, cataloguing and stock management.
There will be a public-facing mobile/app and web interface for customers to view the catalogue, view their own library record, issue, reserve and renew items and join online. The LMS must provide an interface to a booking system for Public Access PCs and must also support all Islington public libraries and other locations managed by Islington Library Service, as separate sites.

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London Borough of Islington

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christine huston

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