Data Doodles: Integrated Library Systems in Nebraska

Posted on October 28, 2013 by John Felton
Here are some quick facts about the number and distribution of integrated library systems (ILS) in Nebraska public libraries. This data is gleaned from the annual Public Libraries Survey, which revealed in the FY 2012 report that 174 libraries were using an automated library system product. See the chart below for details.
Automated System No. Libraries in Nebraska Notes Percent
Alexandria 14 12 in Panhandle Consortium 8.0%
Auto Librarian 1 Windows-based 0.6%
Auto-Graphics 1 0.6%
Biblionix Apollo 28 16.1%
Book Systems 5 4 Atriuum, 1 Concourse 2.9%
Data Tracker for Libraries 1 Windows-based 0.6%
Follett 84 Various versions 48.3%
Innovative Interfaces 2 1.1%
KOHA – Pioneer Consortium 13 7.5%
Library Pro Silver 1 0.6%
LibraryWorld 2 1.1%
Polaris 1 0.6%
PrimaSoft Organizer Pro 1 Windows-based 0.6%
SirsiDynix 12 Various versions 6.9%
Win Library Pro 1 Windows-based 0.6%
Winnebago 7 4.0%
 
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2 Responses to Data Doodles: Integrated Library Systems in Nebraska

  1. Matthew Williams says:
    October 29, 2013 at 9:30 am

    Not much info on what they are using as a consortium.

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