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The University of Central Florida joins as Rapido’s 150th library, bringing its dedication to improving how users access the materials they need.

Discover how Alma's 2024 updates enhance library efficiency and user experience. Explore the key releases from this year that help library staff work more effectively, benefiting over 2,700 Alma libraries

Library professionals and experts convened during the “Reunión de Usuarios de Ex Libris en Chile” to discuss the latest developments in libraries. Hosted at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, the event featured a series of presentations and discussions attended by 128 library staff, from 28 institutions, from five different countries.

An upcoming webinar titled "Empowering Libraries to Improve Student Outcomes," on December 10, will provide valuable insights into how libraries can enhance their role in supporting student success through innovative solutions and seamless integrations.

Listening to students is more than gathering feedback. It’s building an experience they can rely on. Discover how capturing the student voice shapes app development, fosters engagement, and improves success.

Clarivate's pivotal role in helping to enhance Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) metadata accuracy underscores its commitment to advancing scholarly communication quality, ensuring reliable, precise metadata for research platforms through crucial improvements and collaboration.

Ex Libris is transforming library metadata management through an innovative artificial intelligence system designed to enhance bibliographic records in the Alma Community Zone.

Alma customers can now access and test the AI Metadata Assistant to aid library catalogers in their work and save them time. Available through the Alma November feature release, a preview of the AI tool is integrated into the Alma Metadata Editor and generates metadata suggestions helping catalogers in creating and enhancing bibliographic records.

Alma users are benefiting from new and enhanced capabilities in the November 2024 Feature Release. The release contains several significant items, across several key areas of library resource management, enabling staff to save more time, work more effectively, and boost productivity.

Leganto Marketing Kit was created to assist libraries around the world in promoting Leganto effectively to their faculty, staff, and academic communities. With this kit, you'll have everything you need to raise awareness, drive engagement, and educate stakeholders about Leganto.

“Attendance capture is one of the best engagement indicators.” Discover how St Mary’s University and the University of Plymouth leveraged campusM to transform their student engagement and improve academic outcomes.

Ex LibrisTM, part of Clarivate, is excited to present Leganto Student Savings Dashboard, available for Leganto institutions worldwide. The dashboard is designed to help librarians express the financial impact of their library to students and other stakeholders within the institutions.

The library at the National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism, Taiwan's only vocational university focused on hospitality and tourism, implemented Alma and Primo library systems to enhance services. Despite its small size, the library successfully streamlined workflows and launched new services including a mobile library and book preview program.

Panelists in a November 7 webinar will showcase Ex Libris™ solutions that are utilizing AI to power trusted conversational search and discovery, and discuss how AI-based metadata suggestions improve operational efficiencies for library staff and resource discoverability. This includes AI for Primo, Alma, Specto, and content operations.

Four German university-independent art history research institutes across Europe have decided to implement the Alma library management system as well as the Primo discovery solution from Ex Libris.

“The university has an overarching aim of connecting globally, and Rapido helps us achieve that since we are able to source material from places more easily than we could before.” Read their migration story.