SirsiDynix: SirsiDynix in the News: 2005 Links

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Articles

2007: 2nd Qtr | 1st Qtr
2006: 4th Qtr | 3rd Qtr | 2nd Qtr | 1st Qtr
2005: 4th Qtr | 3rd Qtr | 2nd Qtr

• 4th Quarter - 2005
  
  • "SirsiDynix Joins MLA's Katrina Relief Effort"
    SirsiDynix is continuing its assistance to libraries damaged by Hurricane Katrina.
    Source: Library Journal
    12/19/2005
    
    
  • "Docutek Releases ERes v5.2"
    Docutek ERes v5.2 features CCC Connect, an integration with Copyright Clearance Center's (CCC) rights licensing database that delivers productivity advantages for ereserve librarians.
    Source: EContent
    12/16/2005
    
    
  • "A Web Portal Just for Kids," Brian Kenney
    Ohio library network tests new K-12 research tool
    Source: School Library Journal
    12/01/2005
    
    
  • "It's Worth the Risk," Brian Kenney
    If libraries want to thrive, they need to be bold and imaginative
    Source: School Library Journal
    12/01/2005
    
    
  • "SirsiDynix Scores Four in the UK," Michael Rogers
    SirsiDynix is on a tear in the UK, nailing down four new installations in a variety of libraries.
    Source: Library Journal
    11/01/2005
    
    
  • "SirsiDynix Launches Online Discovery Portal"
    SirsiDynix announced a collaborative effort with INFOhio to create SirsiDynix School Rooms, a comprehensive and integrated multimedia online discovery portal for K-12 schools.
    Source: EContent
    10/21/2005
    
    
  • "SirsiDynix Creates Emergency Services for Hurricane Libraries," Michael Rogers
    Vendor trying to help Mississippi libraries get 150 PCs.
    Source: Library Journal
    10/15/2005
    
    
  • "SirsiDynix Looking for PC Donations to Aid Katrina Victims"
    Following Hurricane Katrina's devastation, roughly 150 PCs were needed by libraries across the state of Mississippi to handle the extra crush of evacuees pouring into undamaged libraries. SirsiDynix, which has numerous customers in the area, is trying to help.
    Source: Library Journal
    10/03/2005
    
• 3rd Quarter - 2005
  
  • "SirsiDynix Helping Katrina Victims and Those Bracing for Rita"
    SirsiDynix has joined the relief effort to help libraries damaged by Hurricane Katrina and those facilities assisting storm victims.
    Source: Library Journal
    09/26/2005
  • "Pikes Peak Seeks Security in SirsiDynix"
    Pikes Peak Library District has selected SirsiDynix's Secured Resources service as part of its disaster recovery and backup plan.
    Source: Library Journal
    09/12/2005
    
    
  • "New Customers for SirsiDynix"
    The recent merger of Sirsi and Dynix seemingly hasn’t negatively affected the company’s sales.
    Source: Library Journal
    08/22/2005
    
    
  • "Delving into Data," Kevin Cullen
    Businesses have used data mining for years. Now libraries are getting into the act.
    Source: Library Journal
    08/15/2005
    
    
  • "Sirsi Acquires Dynix: ILS Arena Shrinks Again in Megamerger--Conference Report," Michael Rogers
    SirsiDynix merger tops vendor buzz at ALA conference in Chicago.
    Source: Library Journal
    08/15/2005
    
• 2nd Quarter - 2005
  
  • "The SirsiDynix Interview: LJ Talks Merger with Patrick Sommers and Jack Blount"
    Patrick Sommers, formerly CEO of Sirsi, is CEO of the new SirsiDynix while Jack Blount, formerly Dynix’s CEO, will remain with the new company as consultant.
    Source: Library Journal
    06/27/2005
    
    
  • "ILS Vendors Sirsi and Dynix To Merge"
    Sirsi Corporation and Dynix Corporation – the second largest and largest ILS vendors – announced this morning that they will merge.
    Source: Library Journal
    06/21/2005