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Product of the Year – Again!
Our Apollo ILS/LSP has been ranked by users as the Product of the Year – AGAIN! For the 2017 awards, Apollo topped 60 other automation and other products in the Modern Library Awards by LibraryWorks, Inc. LibraryWorks created… Read More
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Six figure savings with Apollo
“We are a city of over 70,000 and have used Apollo for over 7 years. We love it! It has been “down” for a total of probably 5 minutes in the last 7 years. We did our research,… Read More
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Apollo in 7th year at the top
Marshall Breeding’s annual “Perceptions” survey is an international survey of library automation customers. For the SEVENTH straight year, Apollo received top rankings in ALL categories. The report was released on January 31, 2016. “Apollo continues to receive superlative… Read More
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Apollo himself appears at PLA!
Apollo himself, at 6′ 8″, descended from Olympus to help us celebrate the Product of the Year award at PLA!
What we do for public libraries
We are dedicated to public libraries with fewer than 300,000 holdings. We don’t deal with school libraries, academic libraries, or special libraries. That’s a promise we’ve made to our customers. Our Apollo automation system is award-winning. Its elegance… Read More
e-Books & More
Are you concerned about the effectiveness of all the money you spend on e-Resources? Are you weary of providing patrons with a dizzying array of logins for those various services? Resources like e-books, databases, and PC Management software?… Read More
Security & Privacy
Biblionix sets a high bar for security and privacy of your data. And your patron data is private. We do nothing with it but save it for you. No harvesting, no marketing. Our data protection is all encompassing,… Read More
Welcome to Biblionix
Biblionix is family owned and devoted solely to public libraries. It was founded in 2003, based on years of library experience. On a personal level, we are intimately involved in our own library, including weekly volunteer shifts at the circulation desk. That’s the kind of interest and dedication that helps us understand and meet your changing needs.
You’ll see that our Apollo ILS provides elegant and complete solutions for operating your public library. And you might notice that in many large name automation systems, these same solutions either don’t exist at all, or are far less than desirable. That’s because we focus strictly on what you need instead of trying to be all things to all libraries. No company can be the best at everything. If you are a public library with fewer than 300,000 holdings, you have come to the right place. Our only goal is to be the best at serving public libraries, period.
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The Mason County Public Library
The Library The Mason County Public Library in Maysville, Kentucky has more than 13,000 members and 55,000 holdings. Last year, they had 112,500 circulations. Valerie Zempter has been the library director for ten years. Pam Erskine is in… Read More
The Rolling Hills Consolidated Library
The Library The Rolling Hills Consolidated Library has served Andrew and Buchanan Counties in various forms since 1961. There are two locations—the Belt Branch and the Savannah Branch—and they provide bookmobile service to outlying areas in the two… Read More
Imperial County Free Library
The Library Located in far southeastern California, Imperial County Free Library serves all of unincorporated Imperial County and the cities of Calipatria, Holtville, and Westmorland. When the library was first established in the early 1900s, books were ferried… Read More
The Gilford Public Library
The Library The Gilford Public Library was established in 1894 and has a long history of providing outstanding library services for a community of its size. Gilford is located on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire and is home… Read More
The Philadelphia–Neshoba County Library
The Library The Philadelphia–Neshoba County Library, in Neshoba Mississippi, has undergone many changes over the years. Since its founding in 1929, the library has had several locations—the courthouse, a log cabin, the courthouse again—and then, in 1976, Neshoba… Read More