D-Tech SMART Lockers help Hoboken Public Library Deliver State First“We need an Uptown location. It’s too far to walk an hour down with my stroller.” When Hoboken Public Library (HPL) needed to find a way to improve access to library materials for its Uptown patrons, they turned to D-Tech’s purpose-built range of SMART library lockers.…
“Returning and borrowing books is so much easier and simpler with the use of D-Tech’s products.”Capital City College GroupThe Library Capital City College Group (CCCG) is London’s largest further education and training provider with over 30,000 students and almost 2,000 staff who educate students every day. CCCG comprises three of London’s largest and most popular…
Norfolk Library and Information Centre”We have had good support from the technical team since the contract started and have been able to build up a good relationship with them.”The Library Norfolk Library and Information Centre run 47 libraries across the county of Norfolk, and self-service solutions are a key part of the service provision. Their…
D-Tech Revisits the American University of Rome to Extend Library Student Services “The idea of having a self-service laptop checkout unit is a great idea, and I’m surprised more universities haven’t embraced it.”The Library Founded in 1969, The American University of Rome overlooks the historic city centre. Located at the top of Rome’s highest hill,…
“Our students like the convenience of borrowing laptops. Many of our students travel long distances to the university, so it is ideal for them.”Coventry UniversityThe Library The award-winning Lanchester Library at Coventry University opened in September 2000 at a cost of £19m. At the time it was opened it was the largest deep plan naturally ventilated building…
“We would definitely recommend D-Tech to other similar libraries.” St Anne’s College, University of OxfordThe Library D-Tech has recently completed a RFID installation at St Anne’s College, which has one of the largest Oxford College libraries. The original library was built in 1937 and is located in the Grade II listed Hartland House, but as…
“I have been really impressed with D-Tech International, on many levels.”Rivers Academy, West LondonThe Library Rivers Academy is an Ofsted rated Outstanding secondary school with around 1200 pupils, including the sixth form. The school opened its new library five years ago and is still building up its stock, currently holding around 4000 books. The Challenge…
“We’re really pleased with the success of the self-service units and their usage is steadily increasing each month.”Reading Borough LibrariesThe Library Reading Borough Libraries is comprised of seven libraries with an average total footfall of 12,000 patrons a week. Across the venues, Reading provides traditional services including book and media lending, WiFi, and computer access,…
“…We have always found D-Tech’s service level to be excellent. They always respond well.”Queen’s College LibraryThe Library The Queen’s College Library provides a quiet working environment spread across the 17th century Upper Library, 19th Century Lower Library and, opened in 2017, the state of the art New Library. The Lower Library and New Library are open to students…
“70% of our library transactions are through our new RFID kiosks”Dorset LibraryThe Library Dorset Library Service is a member of the Libraries West Consortium; a network of linked libraries across seven authorities in the South West. Dorset Council has 23 council-run libraries and eight community managed libraries. It has a strong digital focus, with Wi-Fi…
“We have been very happy with the service we have received from D-Tech; they are very helpful and quick to respond.”University of SheffieldThe Library As a world class research-led institution, it is no surprise that the University of Sheffield is home to an award-winning library service, at the centre of the student learning experience and committed to…
“The level of service D-Tech provide really is second to none.”Lewisham LibraryThe Library The Lewisham Library and Information Service operates from a mix of Council owned and managed premises, and community venues in which a peripatetic library service is available to residents through self-service technology and a Community Engagement Team. Austerity measures have brought budget cuts and continue to…