Charlotte, NC, and Oslo, Norway - May 28, 2025. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNC Charlotte) has successfully migrated its institutional repository from Islandora to TIND IR, highlighting TIND’s strong reputation and growing community of satisfied clients as key factors in the university’s decision. The move will enhance the visibility and accessibility of scholarly outputs.
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Niner Commons is the institutional repository at UNC Charlotte. It supports the collection, preservation, and discovery of scholarly materials, including journal articles, theses, dissertations, and research reports. By moving to TIND IR, UNC Charlotte gains a fully hosted and managed platform that ensures long-term security and reliability. The modern, cloud-based solution streamlines submission workflows and improves search functionality, making their growing collection of nearly 30,000 records easier to find, access, and cite.
"TIND has a user-centered interface and will enable significant efficiencies in metadata management. Scholars, students, and community members seeking primary resources to learn about the history of the University or the region will be able to easily discover and access archives, publications, and oral histories that provide a window into our shared past." -The Special Collections and University Archives team at UNC Charlotte.
The team at UNC Charlotte also highlighted TIND’s strong reputation and growing community of satisfied clients as key factors in the university’s decision. "Of all the vendors we considered, TIND had by far the most viable and sustainable platform with the necessary functionalities. The company has a broad community of satisfied clients with an excellent organizational reputation."
UNC Charlotte also migrated its digital archive, Goldmine, to TIND DA to benefit from more time-efficient workflows and a modern user experience.
About UNC Charlotte
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is a public research university in Charlotte, North Carolina. UNC Charlotte offers 24 doctoral, 66 master's, and 79 bachelor's degree programs through nine colleges. It is classified among "R1: Doctoral Universities – Very High Research Activity.
About TIND
TIND is an official CERN spin-off providing commercial library management systems, digital preservation, and research data management solutions based on CERN open-source software. Serving academic, public, and special research libraries around the globe, TIND is headquartered in Oslo, Norway. More info at www.tind.io
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