Press Releases

Greensboro, NC and Oslo, Norway – January 10, 2024. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNC Greensboro) has selected TIND Institutional Repository (TIND IR) and TIND Digital Archive (TIND DA) to preserve and enhance access to its digital collections. By adopting TIND’s repository platform, UNC Greensboro joins a growing number of academic institutions consolidating their IR and digital collections onto a single platform to streamline workflows, enhance metadata management, and improve accessibility and discoverability across collections.

Tulsa, OK and Oslo, Norway – December 13, 2024. The University of Tulsa (TU) has selected TIND Digital Archive (TIND DA) as its new digital collections platform to preserve and provide access to its extensive archival and research collections. With its modern and intuitive user interface and advanced metadata tools, TIND DA will help TU make its materials more accessible to researchers, students, and the public.

Sag Harbor, NY and Oslo, Norway – November 22, 2024. The John Jermain Memorial Library (JJML) has selected TIND Digital Archive (TIND DA) to preserve and showcase its local history archives collections. JJML joins a growing number of public libraries selecting TIND DA for its intuitive interface, robust digital preservation tools, and metadata management capabilities. 

Chicago, IL, and Oslo, Norway – November 15, 2024. The Center for Research Libraries (CRL) has selected TIND ILS as the new platform for its Print Archives and Preservation Registry (PAPR), advancing CRL’s ability to support the global library community in the sustainable management of collective print collections. This marks CRL’s third implementation of TIND products, a partnership that began in 2023 to reinforce CRL’s commitment to preserving essential resources and facilitating long-term access.

Solna, Sweden, and Oslo, Norway – November 12, 2024. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has selected TIND Integrated Library System (TIND ILS) to modernize its library services and optimize the management of its collections. Migrating from AdLib, ECDC joins a growing community of special libraries relying on TIND ILS, such as the United Nations, the Folgers Shakespeare Library, the Munch Museum, and the World Food Programme.Photo: ECDC

Milwaukee, WI, and Oslo, Norway – November 1, 2024. The Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) has selected TIND Institutional Repository (TIND IR) and TIND Digital Archive (TIND DA) to manage and preserve its digital content. By migrating from SirsiDynix Portfolio, MSOE joins a growing number of academic libraries that unify their digital archive and institutional repository on a single platform to streamline workflows, simplify metadata management, and improve accessibility and discoverability for their collections.

Chicago, IL, and Oslo, Norway – October 15, 2024. The Center for Research Libraries (CRL) has selected the TIND Integrated Library System (TIND ILS) to manage its vast collection and enhance services for over 200 member institutions. After two years on the FOLIO platform, CRL is migrating to TIND ILS for its powerful search features, efficient workflows, and support for batch processing.

Dallas, TX and Oslo, Norway - October 11, 2024. The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (UTSW) has selected TIND Digital Archive (TIND DA) to manage, preserve, and showcase their digital collections. UTSW will be migrating a rich image collection from CONTENTdm, audiovisual collections from Aviary, and digital exhibits from Omeka.

Warren, OH, and Oslo, Norway, Sep 27, 2024. The Warren-Trumbull County Public Library (W-TCPL) has gone live on TIND Digital Archive (TIND DA). Migrating from the open-source platform Omeka, W-TCPL joins a growing group of public libraries choosing TIND DA for its user-friendly interface, modern design, and robust support for diverse content types.

Oslo, Norway - August 30, 2024. MUNCH’s research library is now live on TIND ILS. With a modern search experience and advanced cataloging tools, the new system will provide researchers and visitors with a more detailed look into the library’s extensive collection of works related to Edvard Munch.