Bibliotheca ITG
Building Smarter Libraries Together
Bibliotheca ITG is the premier developer and supplier of flow management technology solutions for library materials in the U.S., Canada, and South America. Bibliotheca ITG combines Swiss engineering with innovative U.S. development to create scalable self-checkout, RFID, security, AMH solutions that can be easily customized to meet site-specific requirements. With extensive experience in the library industry, our solutions offer unparalleled integration with ILS systems for optimal staff efficiency as well as easy-to-use, intuitive user interfaces for both patrons and staff - all with the backing of an international company that offers true global customer service and support.
We are a total solution provider, offering design assistance and custom product configurations for self-checkout, media security, RFID, and automated material handling. The success of your library is our central focus as we are committed to partnership, collaboration, and interoperability. Our staff include experienced librarians and library technology specialists who know libraries and will put this expertise to work for you.
Mission Statement
Bibliotheca ITG uses its uniquely focused, real-world experience to develop smart and flexible innovative solutions that facilitate and enhance library operations. Bibliotheca ITG plays well with others through its commitment to partnership, collaboration, and interoperability.
Bibliotheca ITG News
- Bibliotheca launches new global product range | 2012-01-16
- Bibliotheca ITG Expands North American Sales Team | 2012-01-13
- Bibliotheca ITG Welcomes New Director of Sales | 2011-11-14
" We especially like the customizable options Bibliotheca ITG XpressCheck provides. We're using some that Madison [Public Library, Wisconsin] created, like 'Pig Latin' and 'Talk Like a Pirate'. Everybody loves them - especially adult males - they hear the Pirate and walk over and use self-checkout for the first time. We made a Zombie voice for Halloween, and we're working on a Ninja and a Leprechaun (for St. Patrick's Day). The Pirate we use year round! "
Brian Simons, Director, Verona (WI) Public Library,
