SALINA — Polaris Library Systems, a Salina–based provider of automation software for public libraries, today announced it added 20 employees in 2013 to support a “significant” increase in customers. The firm added the new staff members in all departments, including customer support, product management, marketing, quality assurance, research and development, and administration, Polaris said. In […]
SALINA — Polaris Library Systems, a Salina–based provider of automation software for public libraries, today announced it added 20 employees in 2013 to support a “significant” increase in customers.
The firm added the new staff members in all departments, including customer support, product management, marketing, quality assurance, research and development, and administration, Polaris said.
In 2013, 44 libraries selected the Polaris Integrated Library System, representing over 130 new locations adopting Polaris library software throughout the U.S. and Paris, France, the company said in a news release.
The firm has started noticing a “common theme” among its customers, Bill Schickling, president and CEO of Polaris Library Systems, said in the release.
“This year more than ever, librarians are looking for solutions that will help them transform their library into what they’ve always envisioned. As libraries look to reinvent themselves, we hope to attract more customers who are looking for a fully integrated solution beyond what our competitors can provide,” Schickling said.
Founded in 2003, Polaris Library Systems provides software for academic, private, and public libraries.
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