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March 26, 2013. Aloha Community Library Association selects EnvisionWare Suite. EnvisionWare, a provider of self-service and library-efficiency solutions, announced that Aloha Community Library Association, in Oregon, has selected the EnvisionWare Suite for computer and print management. <<more>>
March 5, 2013. EnvisionWare welcomes new team member. EnvisionWare, a leading provider of self-service and library-efficiency solutions, announced that Danette Fullmer has joined the company as an inside sales representative. Danette will work in partnership with Ted D’Alessandro to manage and develop relationships with customers and prospective customers throughout the Pacific Northwest and Mountain Region of the United States. <<more>>
February 5, 2013. Winter Park Public Library in Florida selects EnvisionWare for self-service. EnvisionWare announced that Winter Park Public Library in Winter Park, Florida has selected EnvisionWare for RFID. An early adopter of RFID technology, Winter Park will migrate from a legacy CheckPoint Systems platform. The migration includes EnvisionWare RFID Software Suite, OneStop self-service circulation system, and eCommerce. <<more>>
January 22, 2013. EnvisionWare to unveil 2013 Solution Revolution at ALA Midwinter. EnvisionWare, a leading provider of self-service and library-efficiency solutions, announced that the company will unveil two revolutionary products at ALA Midwinter in Seattle, including the EnvisionWare Enterprise Reporter and the EnvisionWare Library Document Station. The company will also showcase an extensive selection of enhancements to its existing product line. <<more>>
October 23, 2012. James Greene joins EnvisionWare as Montana-based Implementation Consultant . EnvisionWare announced that James Greene has joined as an Implementation Consultant. James comes to EnvisionWare from the Ronan City Library in Ronan, Montana where he served as Network and System Administrator and Technology Training Specialist. In addition to working at the Library, James also held a teaching position at Salish Kootenai College, Pablo, Montana where he instructed students how to install, implement, and secure MYSQL and PHP. <<more>>
October 15, 2012. Kalamazoo Public Library migrates to EnvisionWare for computer and financial management. EnvisionWare announced today that Kalamazoo Public Library has selected EnvisionWare for computer and financial management. The Library currently uses Smart Access Manager from Comprise Technologies. <<more>>
August 22, 2012. Duke University Selects EnvisionWare for Computer Management. EnvisionWare announced that Duke University has purchased EnvisonWare’s PC Reservation for public computer management. <<more>>
March 19, 2012. EnvisionWare Unveils Line of 24-Hour Libraries. EnvisionWare launched a line of 24-Hour Libraries at the Public Library Association annual conference in Philadelphia. The announcement was accompanied by a ribbon cutting ceremony and "branch opening" celebration in the EnvisionWare exhibit booth. <<more>>
February 15, 2012. Palo Alto City Library selects EnvisionWare for automated materials handling. EnvisionWare announced that Palo Alto City Library in California selected the EnvisionWare Modular Sorter for automated materials handling. The sorter is an expansion of the library’s existing EnvisionWare solutions, which include EnvisionWare eCommerce Services and the EnvisionWare Staff Transaction Station. <<more>>
January 30, 2012. New Orleans Public Library selects EnvisionWare for RFID . EnvisionWare announced that New Orleans Public Library selected EnvisionWare as their RFID provider. The RFID implementation is an expansion of their existing EnvisionWare services, which include EnvisionWare's computer and print management solutions, PC Reservation, and LPT:One. The RFID project is part of an overall rebuilding effort for the library. Two-thirds of the branches were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and many are in the final stages of construction. The installation includes RFID gates, EnvisionWare Branch Manager, and EnvisionWare's OneStop self-checkout system. <<more>>
January 19, 2012. EnvisionWare Welcomes Ken Evans to Sales Team. EnvisionWare announced the appointment of Ken Evans as Sales Consultant for Western North America. Ken joins EnvisionWare from Bibliotheca ITG where he was Vice President of Sales. <<more>>
January 14, 2012. EnvisionWare Welcomes Craig Gorbet to Implementation Team. EnvisionWare, a leading provider of self-service and library efficiency solutions, announces the appointment of Craig Gorbet as Implementation Consultant. In this role, Craig will be responsible for customer implementations for EnvisionWare hardware and software products primarily in the Western region of the United States. Craig will also work closely with other members of the implementation team to support and train customers companywide. <<more>>
November 28, 2011. EnvisionWare appoints Director of Professional Services . EnvisionWare announced the appointment of Cheryl Morgan as Director of Professional Services. In this role, Cheryl will oversee customer implementations for EnvisionWare hardware and software products. She and her team will also work with customers to determine the best configurations, settings, and options based on their needs and goals. <<more>>
November 8, 2011. EnvisionWare appoints new Director of Sales and Library Business Development . EnvisionWare announced today the appointment of John Himes as Director of Sales and Library Business Development. Previously, John served as manager of sales for EnvisionWare’s Western Region. <<more>>
November 2, 2011. EnvisionWare announces expanded customer service resources. EnvisionWare, a leading provider of self-service and library efficiency solutions, announced today an expansion of the company’s field support technical resources. The addition of 200 independent field technicians is the first phase of a strategic plan focused on improved customer service and satisfaction. <<more>>
September 26, 2011. EnvisionWare announces new senior management appointments. EnvisionWare announced a restructuring of their senior management team. Rob Walsh will transition from President of EnvisionWare to CEO of Excalibur Solutions, a technology think-tank and Agile development firm providing contract programming and consulting services. Through this new firm, Rob will work closely with the EnvisionWare development team on product research, design and innovation. Mike Monk, Chairman of EnvisionWare, will transition from Vice President to Chief Executive Officer. Scott Fothergill is being promoted to Chief Operating Officer. <<more>>
September 13, 2011. King County Library System selects EnvisionWare . EnvisionWare, a provider of self-service and library-efficiency solutions, announced that King County Library System in Washington State selected EnvisionWare’s computer and print management solutions, PC Reservation and LPT:One. <<more>>
September 1, 2011. Green Gold Library system Selects EnvisionWare for RFID. EnvisionWare announced that Green Gold Library System in Louisiana has selected EnvisionWare as their RFID provider. This is an expansion of their existing EnvisionWare services, which include EnvisionWare’s computer and print management solutions, PC Reservation and LPT:One. <<more>>
June 22, 2011. EnvisionWare to Unveil New RFID and eCommerce Solutions at ALA Conference . EnvisionWare announces new products including: EnvisionWare 1-Pad, a new, integrated RFID Reader and Unidirectional Pad that looks like a large iPad; A new RFID L-Tag; and EnvisionWare eCommerce Services Version 3.0 fine payment and account revalue software, which expands the global list of credit card acquirers and adds new customer options for processing architecture. <<more>>
June 21, 2011. EnvisionWare to demonstrate ISO-28560 encoding at ALA. As the NISO working group prepares to meet and respond to feedback about the Draft NISO Revised Recommended Practice for RFID in U.S. Libraries, EnvisionWare prepares for release of a new RFID Encoding and Tag Query Solution. <<more>>
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Breeding, Marshall, Smart Libraries Newsletter (December 2009). Two major lawsuits jolt library automation industry
In recent months, two major lawsuits have been filed in the the library automationindustry. Queens Borough Public Library filed a complaint on July 2, 2009 against SirsiDynix for breach of contract and 3M has filed suit against EnvisionWare for patent infringement. Both of these lawsuits address interesting issues that bring pivotal libraryautomation legal concerns to the surface. Neither accusation has been proven, and both are still pending legal action or settlement. The complaints filed with the courts stand as public documents exposing the plaintiffs’ concerns in detail. The defendant’s response to those claims may not become public until the issue comes before a court, or may never be disclosed if the parties settle out of court. While major lawsuits attract much attention, they must be considered skeptically until both sides of the matter can be understood.