Ex Libris, Part of Clarivate

At the University of Surrey, an innovative Student Curator program built on the Ex Libris Leganto course reading list solution has positioned the library as a leading campus voice in the areas of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

The merger of two major Taiwanese universities was the perfect opportunity to upgrade from siloed systems to a single, shared network with the cloud-based Ex Libris platform.

Leiden University Libraries chose the Alma platform for its flexibility, governance, ongoing support and sophisticated analytics – and the community that comes with it.

Concerns about students’ mental health during lockdowns prompted Middlesex student engagement and wellbeing teams to launch a monthly survey to assess and support student mental health. 

Alma and Primo help Denmark’s largest library consolidate resource management for five key universities, support a network of academic institutions, centralize interlibrary loan for public libraries, and preserve the nation’s heritage for all.

Academic libraries are investing many efforts in supporting student success. Nevertheless, when higher-ed institutions embark on formal student success programs, the library is often on the outside looking in. To become a partner, libraries should consider new services and tools to extend, evaluate, and demonstrate their contribution to student success.

Brandeis decided to move from its previous resource sharing systems to the Rapido platform in order to streamline resource sharing and provide a better experience for both patrons and staff. With Rapido, Brandeis can fulfill requests more quickly and lower costs significantly.

Ex Libris’ implementation of the Innovative Direct to Inn-Reach (D2IR) APIs has enabled Hope College, a member of the Michigan statewide MelCat network, to streamline its resource sharing workflows and better integrate them within their Alma and Primo interfaces, while also automating previously manually handled processes by MelCat staff.

The rate of scholarly publishing has increased dramatically over the years. At the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Ex Libris Esploro solved a clear need: an automated way to track and share research activities, giving the library a model for taking a central role in research efforts.