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| | v-Library size
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| | - There is no limit on the number of records.
- There is no limit on the size of the database.
- There is no limit on the number of users.
- You are only restricted by your physical hardware and infrastructure.
- v-Library will scale for small libraries with thousands of bibliographic records to multi site libraries with millions of bibliographic records.
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| | v-Library types
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| | - Academic School Libraries
- Academic College Libraries
- Academic TAFE Libraries
- Academic University Libraries
- Academic Reference Libraries
- Academic Institutions of higher education Libraries
- Educational Departmental Libraries
- Government Libraries
- Council Libraries
- Municipal Libraries
- County Libraries
- State Libraries
- Commercial Libraries
- Special use Libraries
- Research Libraries
- Digital Libraries
- Multi-Media Libraries
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| | v-Library standards
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| | - All data import via USMARC standard
- All data export via USMARC standard
- Other standards are accommodated by USMARC translation tables
- Data accessible by z39.50
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| | v-Library environment
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| | - It is true multi lingual on content it will store in the database
- It is true multi lingual on the user interface as users can change all screen prompts to a local region and language
- All source code for all reports is provided and users can change all headings to local regions and languages
- Server environment is Windows 2003 Server (Windows 2008 Server coming soon)
- Database is free Microsoft SQL 2005 express for small to medium libraries or Full Microsoft SQL 2005 for medium to large libraries
- Web environment is Microsoft IIS v6 (v7 coming soon)
- Reporting environment is Crystal Reports 2008. All reports source code provided
- Full, complete and unrestricted access to the SQL database
- Operating framework is dotNet v3.5
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| | v-Library Hosting
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| | - It can be hosted on the local network
- It can be centrally hosted for a cluster of libraries
- It can be hosted on commercial data farms
- It can be hosted on departmental and distributed networks
- It can be hosted and replicated across wide area networks for redundancy and security
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| | v-Library Security
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| | - v-Library is built on Microsoft technologies and is full AD compliant
- v-Library embraces all Microsoft Security settings and does not need to have a second security layer
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| | v-Library Cost
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| | - In reality you cannot sell your existing LMS license (check your fine print)
- You will probably also find you cannot transfer your existing LMS license
- You will also find you are probably restricted to a number of users
- You will also find you are probably also limited to record and/or database size
- You might not have legitimate access to the database to write your own modules or reports
- You might find you are locked into the vendor you paid a license to use their product
- If you bought a license you should be free to also sell that license BUT most probably you cannot
- There are absolutely NO LICENSE FEES for v-Library
- There are no hidden clauses or fine print if you want to use v-Library
- We give you a license to use v-Library free of ANY cost and the license is simply to protect our Intellectual Property and make sure v-Library is not sold by any third parties to any library – ever
- Licenses are only provided to end user libraries
- Licenses are only provided to end user libraries implementing v-Library and not for experimental, evaluation or trial basis
- Licenses are provided to libraries migrating from any competitive product
- Licenses are not provided for ‘play’ or ‘evaluation’ purposes
- Libraries are absolutely free to develop their own modules should they wish
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