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Lyngsoe Library Systems
Lyngsoe Library Systems provides the most comprehensive set of library automation solutions allowing easy integration to all common library management systems.
Lyngsoe Library Systems, a subsidiary of Lyngsoe Systems, was founded the summer of 2009 after the acquisition of the FKI Logistex Library Solutions business. This along with the acquisition of the Codeco business in autumn 2009 has afforded Lyngsoe the most comprehensive and proven portfolio for self-service systems, sortation systems, RFID, software integration, and daily service and maintenance for library systems.
We improve customer service and simplify work for library staff by automating material handling tasks such as sorting and shelving. By automating heavy and time-consuming return processes, library staff members are available to accomplish more patron service-orientated tasks.
From the largest institutional libraries to smaller branches, Lyngsoe provides complete library automation solutions, including RFID and barcode-to-RFID conversions, LMS integration and security systems.
Increase efficiency
Lyngsoe’s automated systems reduce the labor-intensive time consuming nature of returns processing while increasing efficiency and optimizing the use of space. Our solutions integrate easily with existing Library Information Systems (LIS). Automation of the library item handling means faster return to shelf and a higher availability for lending. Our series of check-in stations can accommodate the needs of any size library, whether it be a stand alone unit or a more complex unit connected to a sorter. Our series also includes weather resistant check-in stations that can be placed in a hallway or outside in the weather for after-hours service.
Ergonomic work place
Lyngsoe strives to create ideal work conditions for library staff. By automating an age-old process, much of the lifting in a manual system can be avoided. Connecting a sorter to a self-service check-in would eliminate the manual handling of books and other library items until they are sorted onto a cart or trolley with spines in proper read orientation.