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Minitex News articles tagged with "Bibliotheca" (6):

Introducing the latest addition to Bibiliotheca's self-service portfolio: the new selfCheck 2500

The Bibliotheca selfCheck™ 2500 is a compact and efficient kiosk that delivers full self-service functionality in a space-saving design—perfect for libraries with limited room or high-traffic areas. Powered by Bibliotheca’s quickConnect™ software, it supports over 70 languages, offers customizable workflows, and enables secure, card-only transactions. Available through Minitex Cooperative Purchasing, this solution reflects a strong partnership between Minitex and Bibliotheca, established in 2015, following Bibliotheca’s acquisition of 3M’s Library Systems.

Minitex is now offering Bibliotheca hybrid selfCheck 3000™

The Bibliotheca selfCheck 3000 is a flexible, user-friendly self-service kiosk that supports check-in, check-out, payments, and account management, all through a sleek, customizable design. Its modular components and remote management tools allow libraries to adapt and operate efficiently, even with limited staff. Available through Minitex Cooperative Purchasing, this solution reflects a strong partnership between Minitex and Bibliotheca, established in 2015 following Bibliotheca’s acquisition of 3M’s Library Systems.

Cooperative Purchasing Vendor Spotlight: Bibliotheca

We are continuing with our Vendor Spotlights, and this week Bibliotheca is in the spotlight! Watch Messenger, as we will be sharing information from other vendors offering discounted prices through Minitex Cooperative Purchasing.

ACT NOW: Customer Discounts on Tattle-Tape Gates

Interested in creating a more welcoming entrance at your library while maintaining the same high level of security that protects your valuable collection? The Tattle-Tape™ gate and Tattle-Tape™ gate clear bring the reliability of Tattle-Tape/EM technology together with an updated look and new features.

biblioNews | March, 2018

Increase library hours and extend access with open+ by bibliotheca

Bibliotheca introduces pay-per-use ebook pricing

Biblioteca has announced plans to provide pay-per-use pricing for ebooks. Blackstone Audio and Hachette Audio will be a part of the service's initial offerings. Discussions are underway with other publishers, however.

A group of pilot libraries will test the service, and Biblioteca plans to release it broadly later this year. The Cloud Library's up-front pricing model will continue to be available, alongside the new service.