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New Customers for SirsiDynix

-- Library Journal, 8/22/2005

The recent merger of Sirsi and Dynix seemingly hasn’t negatively affected the company’s sales. SirsiDynix announced that Westfield Public Library, IN, has selected its Unicorn Library Management System, along with the iBistro electronic library and DataStream-enriched content. Additionally, Chester College of New England’s Wadleigh Library, Chester, NH, is opting for the vendor’s Sirsi.net Hosted Unicorn System. Sirsi.net Hosted Services offers libraries the implementation and management of a full ILS system, but instead of living on the library servers, is completely hosted on SirsiDynix servers and maintained by the vendor’s staff.

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