Systematic Library

Next stop: in Gothenburg!

From 25–26 September, we’ll be joining Sweden’s biggest cultural and literary gathering to show how libraries can thrive with the right digital tools.

Our library management system Cicero makes everyday tasks easier – whether that’s lending and cataloguing, or working smarter with data. Public and school libraries across the Nordics already rely on Cicero to free up more time for what really matters: connecting communities with knowledge.

Meet Helle Lauridsen, Emma Rolander, Tin Carleson and Jonas Magnusson at our stand – they’ll be ready to share the latest updates and insights.

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What the dishwasher and robot vacuum cleaner did to our households - software will do to the Stockholm libraries 🔦📚
..and what exactly is that?

To simplify, it lets people work smarter, not harder.

Automating processes and enhancing workflows free up time for Stockholm librarians to make literature more accessible to the city’s citizens.

Stockholm Public Library recently chose our Library Management system, Cicero, to replace its 20-year-old IT system. Danish Lyngsoe Systems' Intelligent Material Management System (IMMS) is also integrated into Cicero, streamlining the logistics of book-lending.

City Librarian Daniel Forsman leads the change, and his vision for the project extends beyond the walls of the library:

"Cicero is already being used in several other Scandinavian libraries and is continuing to expand its customer base. I see enormous potential for collaboration on a larger scale. The common system can promote the exchange of experiences and ideas between the libraries. Together, we are developing the system and the features that our users are requesting,” Forsman says.
We’re excited to embark on this digital transformation. The potential for redefining the library’s role in a digital world is exhilarating!

Are you curious about what this change might mean for Stockholm? Read more here 👇👇
https://hubs.ly/Q02Xghvq0

This year’s Public Library of the Year has just been announced 🏆🥇

The winner is Gabriel García Márquez Library in Barcelona, Spain. The Biblioteca Gabriel García Márquez is an architectural and functional marvel, resembling a stack of open books and serving as a central community hub for 240,000 residents. Today, it was named Public Library of the Year 2023 at the 88th IFLA World Library and Information Conference, which is currently taking place in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

“The Biblioteca Gabriel García Márquez is a great example of how a library can serve as a crucial link between people and communities. The library stands as a true role model for future library buildings in years to come, “ says Jakob Lærkes, Chairman of the Jury.

Congratulations - well-deserved!

Winner of this year Public Library of the Year The Biblioteca Gabriel García Márquez in Barcelona is an architectural and functional marvel, resembling a stack of open books and serving as a central community hub for 240,000 residents. Today, it was named Public Library of the Year 2023.

Are you ready to get going with Cicero after the holidays?
Whether you have never worked with Cicero before or are an advanced user – we have a course for you, ranging from essential functions to advanced techniques. 🎓

Explore our wide range in courses for both Denmark, Norway and Sweden. We also do demos and tailor-made courses, so reach out if you feel the need to get more familiar with something in Cicero.
Danish courses: https://hubs.ly/Q01WRkC10
Swedish courses: https://hubs.ly/Q01WRn230
Norwegian courses: https://hubs.ly/Q01WRnkV0