The Library Corporation
Automation System
Group Members: Martha Benavides, Alexandra Cornejo, Lisbeth Rios
A Brief History of TLC
The Library Corporation (TLC) services many public,
school, academic, and special libraries by creating and
distributing automation software worldwide. The
company provides three integrated library systems,
Library Solution for public, academic, and special
libraries, Library Solution for public and private school
libraries, and Carl X, a next generation automation
system. These integrated library systems (ILS) automate
the standard operations of a library, including check-
in/check-out process, cataloging, inventory, authority and
reports.
A Brief History of TLC
TLC began as a company in 1974 by Annette Harwood
Murphy as Co-Founder. In 1985, the company had much
success as it was the first to use CD-ROM for data storage
when it released BiblioFile cataloging software. Since
then, their ILS technology is used in the Los Angeles
Public Library, Dallas Independent School District,
Anchorage School District, Chicago Public Schools and
Ministry of Home Affairs in Singapore, just to name a few.
A Brief History of TLC
To accommodate the changing environment of libraries,
TLC has added many interactive components that are
conducive to our internet and technology driven society.
A web-based, touch screen-functionality has been added
to its ILS. eBiblioFile provides a cataloging service for
ebooks and other materials. In 2009, TLC received a Best
in Tech Award from Scholastic Administrator Magazine.
TLC Strengths
O Dependable: The Library Corporation
founders still own and operate the
company.
O Thousands of libraries have chosen TLC.
O The following sponsor The Library
Corporation:
O Library Champions – American Library
Association
O American Library Association
O Library Solution for Schools is bolstered
by a full site of Web-based modules:
O LS2 Staff
O LS2 Pac
O LS2 Kids
All deliver age-appropriate
customizable, highly
attractive catalogs for
students
Library Automation Designed
for Your School
O The Library Corporation’s Library Solution for
School’s automation system is designed with
intuitive, easy-to-use interfaces with enable
teacher-librarians to promote information literacy
and support instructional standards.
O TLC’s integrated library system for schools is
specially designed to accommodate the needs of
teacher-librarians.
O Long after a system is installed, TLC continues to
support its customers with ongoing product
development and an unexpected level of customer
service.
Reading Level Integration (pulls data directly
from Lexile and Accelerated Reader vendors
and associates by ISBN for searching and
display)
More Reasons to Choose TLC’s
Support for enhanced RDA records that ease title
searches and offer greater depth and
discoverability to your catalog
Separate search interfaces for elementary-age
children and middle/high school students
Integration of eBooks and other digital resources to
support the school’s instructional program
Easy access to e-books and other digital resources
Reporting solutions designed for school media
centers
Interactive, dynamic bookshelf for the library’s
titles
More highlights
O Real-time inventory to make the end-of-
year task a breeze
O Integrated technical processing and
cataloging tools
O Automatic backups and minimal system
administration
O Single log-in powered by Active Directory
Integration
Please watch
TLC informational video
in the following slide!!!
TLC’s Weakness
O Its MARC cataloging resource is available, but has
an annual service fee. Due to budget cuts, this could
present an issue for the district.
O Library.Solutions does not offer the following
features:
- Acquisitions Management
- Kiosk Integration
- Reserve Shelf Management
- Unicode Compliance
O Of these, the one that stands out is the acquisitions
management, as this would be helpful in the
managing of ordering, receiving, and tracking
materials.
TLC is for you! It’s easy!
O Includes an easy to use interface
designed to work easily with mobile
devices and tablets.
O Easy to search the library’s databases
and includes the library’s collection of
digital content.
O Easy to accomplish tasks, allows the
librarian to complete tasks from anywhere
in the library, as it is functional with mobile
devices and tablets.
Please watch
TLC Customer Testimonial
Video
in the following slide!!!
ResourcesO Breeding, M. (2015, May 15). Library Systems Report.
Retrieved July 30, 2015, from
http://americanlibrariesmagazine.org/2015/05/01/library-
systems-report/
O The Library Corporation. (n.d.). Retrieved July 29, 2015,
from http://librarytechnology.org/vendors/tlc/
O The Library Corporation. (n.d.). Retrieved July 28, 2015,
from http://www.tlcdelivers.com/library_automation/who-we-
are/
O The Library Corporation. (n.d.). Retrieved July 28, 2015,
from http://www.tlcdelivers.com/library-automation/
O The Library Corporation. (n.d.). Retrieved July 28, 2015,
from http://www.tlcdelivers.com/library_automation/school-
libraries/
O The Library Corporation: Power Up with TLC
https://youtu.be/NJ8xznxMIWM
O The Library Corporation: TLC Customer Testimonials
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp3z6TH8ZZA

The Library Corporation

  • 1.
    The Library Corporation AutomationSystem Group Members: Martha Benavides, Alexandra Cornejo, Lisbeth Rios
  • 2.
    A Brief Historyof TLC The Library Corporation (TLC) services many public, school, academic, and special libraries by creating and distributing automation software worldwide. The company provides three integrated library systems, Library Solution for public, academic, and special libraries, Library Solution for public and private school libraries, and Carl X, a next generation automation system. These integrated library systems (ILS) automate the standard operations of a library, including check- in/check-out process, cataloging, inventory, authority and reports.
  • 3.
    A Brief Historyof TLC TLC began as a company in 1974 by Annette Harwood Murphy as Co-Founder. In 1985, the company had much success as it was the first to use CD-ROM for data storage when it released BiblioFile cataloging software. Since then, their ILS technology is used in the Los Angeles Public Library, Dallas Independent School District, Anchorage School District, Chicago Public Schools and Ministry of Home Affairs in Singapore, just to name a few.
  • 4.
    A Brief Historyof TLC To accommodate the changing environment of libraries, TLC has added many interactive components that are conducive to our internet and technology driven society. A web-based, touch screen-functionality has been added to its ILS. eBiblioFile provides a cataloging service for ebooks and other materials. In 2009, TLC received a Best in Tech Award from Scholastic Administrator Magazine.
  • 6.
    TLC Strengths O Dependable:The Library Corporation founders still own and operate the company. O Thousands of libraries have chosen TLC. O The following sponsor The Library Corporation: O Library Champions – American Library Association O American Library Association
  • 7.
    O Library Solutionfor Schools is bolstered by a full site of Web-based modules: O LS2 Staff O LS2 Pac O LS2 Kids All deliver age-appropriate customizable, highly attractive catalogs for students
  • 8.
  • 9.
    O The LibraryCorporation’s Library Solution for School’s automation system is designed with intuitive, easy-to-use interfaces with enable teacher-librarians to promote information literacy and support instructional standards. O TLC’s integrated library system for schools is specially designed to accommodate the needs of teacher-librarians. O Long after a system is installed, TLC continues to support its customers with ongoing product development and an unexpected level of customer service.
  • 10.
    Reading Level Integration(pulls data directly from Lexile and Accelerated Reader vendors and associates by ISBN for searching and display)
  • 11.
    More Reasons toChoose TLC’s
  • 12.
    Support for enhancedRDA records that ease title searches and offer greater depth and discoverability to your catalog
  • 13.
    Separate search interfacesfor elementary-age children and middle/high school students
  • 14.
    Integration of eBooksand other digital resources to support the school’s instructional program Easy access to e-books and other digital resources
  • 15.
    Reporting solutions designedfor school media centers
  • 16.
    Interactive, dynamic bookshelffor the library’s titles
  • 17.
    More highlights O Real-timeinventory to make the end-of- year task a breeze O Integrated technical processing and cataloging tools O Automatic backups and minimal system administration O Single log-in powered by Active Directory Integration
  • 18.
    Please watch TLC informationalvideo in the following slide!!!
  • 19.
    TLC’s Weakness O ItsMARC cataloging resource is available, but has an annual service fee. Due to budget cuts, this could present an issue for the district. O Library.Solutions does not offer the following features: - Acquisitions Management - Kiosk Integration - Reserve Shelf Management - Unicode Compliance O Of these, the one that stands out is the acquisitions management, as this would be helpful in the managing of ordering, receiving, and tracking materials.
  • 20.
    TLC is foryou! It’s easy! O Includes an easy to use interface designed to work easily with mobile devices and tablets. O Easy to search the library’s databases and includes the library’s collection of digital content. O Easy to accomplish tasks, allows the librarian to complete tasks from anywhere in the library, as it is functional with mobile devices and tablets.
  • 21.
    Please watch TLC CustomerTestimonial Video in the following slide!!!
  • 22.
    ResourcesO Breeding, M.(2015, May 15). Library Systems Report. Retrieved July 30, 2015, from http://americanlibrariesmagazine.org/2015/05/01/library- systems-report/ O The Library Corporation. (n.d.). Retrieved July 29, 2015, from http://librarytechnology.org/vendors/tlc/ O The Library Corporation. (n.d.). Retrieved July 28, 2015, from http://www.tlcdelivers.com/library_automation/who-we- are/ O The Library Corporation. (n.d.). Retrieved July 28, 2015, from http://www.tlcdelivers.com/library-automation/ O The Library Corporation. (n.d.). Retrieved July 28, 2015, from http://www.tlcdelivers.com/library_automation/school- libraries/ O The Library Corporation: Power Up with TLC https://youtu.be/NJ8xznxMIWM O The Library Corporation: TLC Customer Testimonials https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp3z6TH8ZZA