Blog 2017

Serials Solutions announced its six development partners are actively using and providing feedback on the second iteration of Intota™.

Last week we welcomed Jeff Daniels, Head of Knowledge Access & Resource Management Services, of Grand Valley State University (GVSU), to our Seattle office where he addressed our entire staff about the integration of value of Serials Solutions services to the GVSU library.

It’s very important that we understand exactly what pain libraries are experiencing with their current technology. And, as we develop Intota, our new web-scale collection management solution, we also need to understand the primary drivers for migration to a new system.

Following is a list of new developments that improve the Summon® service, the Serials Solutions Client Center, 360 Resource Manager, 360 Counter and 360 Link.

Meet Jim Miesse, Director of Product Management for Intota.

Birmingham City University Library eLibrary team is keeping their blog readers up to date on progress with posts about their research, planning and development of training materials as they introduce the Summon® service.

One of our staff members has a “local” library in her very own neighborhood. Collection development at Jack’s Library is all patron driven acquisition, discovery is a short walk down the block and circulation is simply a steno pad.

“Summon will help all who use it become wise…” so sayeth the Queen in a short animated video created by the University of Missouri – St. Louis Libraries.

With quarterly releases for 360 Ulrichs services releases enhancements every quarter, and the Summon® service releases enhancements every three weeks, you get the latest technology tools.

Serials Solutions new product Intota™ is featured in this innovation award announcement from ProQuest.