Library automation solutions provider SirsiDynix, US, has announced that Trinity Western University's Norma Marion Alloway Library has begun the upgrade of their system to the Symphony ILS along with 17 other libraries around the globe.
Alloway Library plans to go live with the new system in mid-August of this year. Meanwhile, library staff are working with SirsiDynix technicians to implement the behind-the-scenes work required to launch the new eLibrary interface for public use as well as the staff client software. Currently, the libraries at Vancouver Island University, Kwantlen Polytechnic and University of the Fraser Valley run the Symphony library system.
SirsiDynix Symphony's comprehensive feature set allows libraries to highlight the breadth and depth of their collections and serve their communities' ever-growing information needs. Fully documented web services and APIs, along with support for library standards, permit users to extend the ILS even further to meet local needs.
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