The ever-increasing volume of e-resources requires the modern library to deploy new solutions for managing e-materials and providing access to them. New paradigms—differing significantly from those used in the traditional paper-driven environment—allow patrons to maximize the advantages of electronic media while providing staff with the tools to effectively manage these resources.

Libmax, provide a complete solution for managing the full spectrum of library materials and processes, offers a wide-spectrum of e-resource products that can be used on a stand-alone basis or as part of an integrated system.

Providing Rich Functionality in a Variety of Different Modules

The flexible Cataloging Module
The flexible Cataloging Module offers institutions a choice of employing standard Libmax cataloging templates or creating customized, institution-defined versions.

The sophisticated, easy-to-use Web Open Public Access Catalog (OPAC)
The sophisticated, easy-to-use Web Open Public Access Catalog (OPAC) is the user’s gateway to the Aleph system. The Web interface can be effortlessly customized by your library to meet its needs and reflect its image.

Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI)
Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI) functionalities offer patrons the option to self-register for alerts. SDI e-mail notifications include a direct link to the bibliographic record in the library catalog.

The Libmax Acquisitions/Serials Module makes the ordering, invoicing, claiming, and receipt of materials easy and efficient. The Serials function provides staff with seamless access to bibliographic and holdings data as well as information on orders, funding, and vendors.

The flexible, comprehensive Libmax Circulation
The flexible, comprehensive Libmax Circulation Module supports an endless range of circulation policy profiles.

Course Reading and Reserves functions
Course Reading and Reserves functions provide public access to both traditional and electronic course reserve materials as well as tools for the management of course reserve collections and for the creation and modification of course reading lists.