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DNV is live on TIND ILS, joining a growing community of small and medium-sized academic, research and special libraries selecting TIND ILS as a modern, standards-compliant library system. TIND ILS fills a niche in the library systems market by offering powerful functionality in a user-friendly and actively developed platform. Read the full story: https://hubs.ly/Q03-KFJN0 #TIND #LibraryTechnology

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Elon University has selected TIND DA, TIND IR, and TIND RDM to bring its digital collections, scholarly works and research data together in one repository platform. The Carol Grotnes Belk Library maintains extensive digital collections documenting the history of the university and its region, including photographs, publications, presidential correspondence, honors theses, and audiovisual materials. With TIND, Elon will migrate its existing CONTENTdm collections and introduce new services for students, faculty, and researchers, all supported by a more consistent user experience. Read the full story: https://hubs.ly/Q03Y7nmf0 #TIND #LibraryTechnology

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro implements TIND Digital Archive and TIND Institutional Repository, providing seamless access to its scholarly, cultural, and historical materials through a single platform. Read the full story: https://hubs.ly/Q03S8FmY0 #LibraryTechnology #TIND

San Francisco Public Library has migrated its digital collections to TIND Digital Archive! The collections include photographs, manuscripts, newspapers, and other materials from the Main Library and 28 neighborhood branches, along with expanded access to holdings from the James C. Hormel LGBTQIA Center. Improving access to nearly two centuries of San Francisco’s social, cultural, and architectural history 🌈 🌉 Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/ecinnnkn #TIND #LibraryTechnology

The University of Tulsa has launched the McFarlin Library Digital Collections on TIND Digital Archive, providing researchers and the public with a cleaner interface, improved discovery, and easier access to rare books, manuscripts, photographs, and university archives. Read the full story: https://hubs.ly/Q03VpX5P0 #TIND #LibraryTechnology

We’re live at the DLF Forum in Denver! If you’re here, stop by the TIND booth, say hello to Andrew, and get a quick look at TIND Digital Archive. And of course, pick up one of our famous TIND bags while you’re at it! 👋 You can also read more about TIND Digital Archive here: https://hubs.ly/Q03TKSyt0 #LibraryTechnology #TIND

The Center for Research Libraries launches PAPR on TIND ILS, creating a modern, hosted platform for collective print preservation and analytics across its 200+ member libraries. Read the full story: https://hubs.ly/Q03TcfP70 #LibraryTechnology #TIND

How is artificial intelligence changing the everyday work of libraries, and what role can system providers play in ensuring the technology remains both ethical and practical? At TIND, we see AI as an opportunity to help users find more relevant materials and to give librarians smarter, time-saving tools. We also believe libraries have an important role as trusted sources of real information in a world where it’s easy to create false or misleading content. We focus on quality, transparency, and responsible implementation as we explore how AI can enhance discovery, metadata management, and user experience across the TIND platform. These ideas were part of the discussion at the seminar “Artificial Intelligence in the Library Sector: Ethics, Practice, and Inspiration,” where TIND Co-Founder and Implementation Manager Kenneth Hole joined a panel on how libraries and vendors can use AI responsibly in practice. 📸 Photo: County Library of Akershus, Buskerud and Østfold / Claus A. Johannesen #TIND #LibraryTechnology

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro implements TIND Digital Archive and TIND Institutional Repository, providing seamless access to its scholarly, cultural, and historical materials through a single platform. Read the full story: https://hubs.ly/Q03S8FmY0 #LibraryTechnology #TIND