Press releases
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University of Milano-Bicocca selects OCLC's WorldShare Management Services
The University of Milano-Bicocca has selected OCLC's WorldShare Management Services as their library services platform to improve access to print and digital collections for students on campus as well as those studying remotely.
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Instituto Superior para el Desarrollo de Internet now using OCLC's WorldShare Management Services
The Instituto Superior para el Desarrollo de Internet (ISDI), a school based in Spain that provides training for professionals and entrepreneurs in digital business, is now using OCLC's WorldShare Management Services as its library services platform....
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OCLC and LIBER announce collaboration to support librarian skills development
OCLC and LIBER announced today the launch of a virtual workshop series, Building strategic relationships to advance open scholarship at your institution, to focus on how librarians can develop strategic relationships across their universities to adva...
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OCLC to convene a diverse group to 'Reimagine Descriptive Workflows' in libraries, archives
OCLC has been awarded a grant to convene a group to determine ways to improve descriptive practices, tools, infrastructure and workflows in libraries and archives.
Announcements
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Transparent, inclusive, and comprehensive: Hallmarks of a first-rate discovery system
In June 2020, the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) approved revisions to its Recommended Practices for the Open Discovery Initiative (ODI). Key to this revision was our very own Noah Brubaker, PALNI Associate Director, who ensured W...
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Surfacing the best access options for users: discovery's role in smart fulfillment
As we forge deeper into 2021, we continue innovating across the organization toward our library on demand vision, which works to leverage technology, tools, and capacity to create impactful end-user exper...
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Nine more libraries now using Tipasa for interlibrary loan management
In recent weeks, nine libraries have implemented Tipasa for their ILL programs and joined a total of 316 libraries now using Tipasa.