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Destiny is a browser-based library automation system that brings circulation, cataloging, searching, and reporting together on a single server, providing access from anywhere. While its search features could be improved, it is an authoritative and efficient product for both users and administrators. Destiny was updated in 2014 to support RDA cataloging, enhance mobile interfaces, and add a new reporting module. Follett Destiny also provides access to ebooks and other electronic content through its integrated digital platforms.
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Follett destiny recommendation
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