Ex Libris

Ex Libris helps libraries by offering a broad range of software solutions designed to improve education, research and productivity. By incorporating cutting-edge technologies like generative AI and linked open data, Ex Libris helps libraries optimize their resource management.

Ex Libris solutions offer a range of tools to provide deeper insights, connections, engagement and optimized operations. Alma offers transparency into key analytics, so data is easily accessible and decisions are informed. Rapido and campusM Library connect users to a wide variety of information sources to support research and learning goals. Leganto and campusM offer user-centric solutions that promote engagement across the higher education landscape.

Ex Libris solutions also help with operations and integration. Alma and Rosetta offer critical functionality across the library ecosystem. And Primo and campusM Library are designed to create personalized experiences through conversational discovery and generative AI.

Some of the key benefits of Ex Libris include:

• Facilitate deeper analytic insights: Access data and measure impact for confident decision-making.
• Empower more profound connections: Easily connect to diverse information sources.
• Inspire higher standards of engagement: User-centric tools encourage superior results across higher education.
• Optimize operations and integration: Solutions like Alma and Rosetta ensure vital functionality.
• Innovate personalized experiences: Technologies like Primo and campusM Library evolve to create tailored interactions.

Ex Libris has been praised by numerous institutions, which have reported benefits like better resource management, improved user experience and increased efficiency. The platform is designed to support libraries of all sizes, with a range of tools to meet specific needs and support growth.

With Ex Libris, libraries can optimize their management, research, teaching and learning processes, and ultimately create a better learning environment.

Published on July 1, 2024