Soutron Global Blog of Search, Knowledge Services, Archive and Library Management

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Soutron Global 2024 Milestones: Expanded Product Line, Experienced Double-digit Growth and More

2024 has been a year of transformative growth for Soutron Global, demonstrating our ability to...

Performance-based Stories Archived at The Radical Archive of Preservation, Powered by Soutron Archive

Easily customisable and flexible, Soutron Archive allowed TRAP to create unique search categories, organise artifacts associated with...

LaFrance Corporation Enhances Learning and Knowledge Management with Soutron

Soutron library management system is transforming how LaFrance manages, accesses, and utilises

Soutron Global Acquires MINISIS, a Vancouver-based Provider of Archive, Library and Museum Management Software

We are thrilled to welcome MINISIS and their talented team to the Soutron family...

NAR Streamlines Access to Real Estate Knowledge with Soutron Archive

National Association of REALTORS (NAR) has streamlined its Library & Archive services by implementing Soutron Archive, enabling...

New Serials & Acquisitions Library Management Solution – Update!

Work has continued at pace with the development of our brand-new serials and acquisitions modules. I know some of you are really looking forward to getting your hands on the new work-flows and streamlining all that we have developed, hopefully it won’t be too long now to wait before we can start...

Flexible Database Equals Expanded Reach for the Welsh Government

When I visit libraries and listen to what is needed, it appears that a major goal for many is to expand the reach of the library within the organisation...

Expand Corporate Knowledge with Soutron’s Flexible Database

Expanding the use of the Soutron Library Management System for a wide variety of uses and applications in Corporate and Special Libraries. Law firms, Institutes, Associations, Research Centres can all apply the flexible capabilities of Soutron's database and Search Portal to...

Soutron Providing Oxford University St Edmund Hall with an Online Archive Solution

Soutron have provided St Edmund Hall, a historic college within the University of Oxford with an innovative, flexible online archive solution. It is a fully cloud-based and managed system so they can showcase and provide...

Fantastic Flexibility for the Future Corporate Library

OK so you have a fantastic corporate library system but are you taking maximum advantage of all the features and facilities it offers? It’s quite common for software to be packed with features that are never or rarely used...

Library success… what makes it happen?

It is often said that success breeds success. It is very interesting to see how different clients approach delivering library services. Every organisation is different but the energy and creativity of the librarian is what makes the difference...

Meet Soutron at the CILIP LMS Suppliers Spring Showcase 2017

We are pleased to announce that Soutron will be exhibiting at CILIP’s LMS Suppliers Autumn Showcase in London on Friday 3rd March 2017. The Showcase is an informal and relaxed, “non-sales” environment allowing you to meet us face-to-face so that you can...

Special Library Association (SLA) Vendor Award for SoutronGlobal

This year the chapter gave the vendor award to Tony Saadat, to President and CEO of Soutron Global. The support and interest that Tony and Soutron Global have shown to the chapter has been...

The MARC standard format is dying!

Resuscitation attempts have proven unsuccessful! A heart transplant is underway. Created in 1962 and the first industry ever to standardise data in a structured manner, MARC has been the watchword in protecting library data for over 50 years.