The Library Corporation
TLC was founded in 1974 to provide automation solutions to libraries. Over 5,000 libraries worldwide have chosen TLC's automation solutions.
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http://www.TLCdelivers.com
http://www.library.com
http://www.ls2delivers.com
http://www.itsmarc.com
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http://ls2.library.net
Company Overview:
The Library Corporation, with offices in Inwood, W.Va., Denver, and Singapore, was founded in 1974 to provide automation solutions to libraries. While the library automation market has seen many vendors reorganize or be consumed, TLC is still owned by the same family who founded it. In other words, TLC is here today ... and tomorrow.
Mission:
We support our automation solutions with an outstanding and unexpected level of service. Over 5,000 libraries worldwide have chosen TLC's automation products, which include integrated systems and add-on solutions that can be used with any integrated system.
Products:
Library•Solution:
TLC’s turnkey, integrated automation software for libraries features a powerful Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) with the familiarity of Windows and Web interfaces, so patrons have no learning curve to delay their use of this innovative Integrated Library System (ILS). http://www.tlcdelivers.com/tlc/what-we-do/library-automation.asp

CARL•X:
A next-generation ILS designed for -- and by -- medium to large public libraries and library systems. CARL•X uses established, thoughtfully created design and development principles to showcase libraries’ individual strengths while freeing staff from having to perform routine functions. The UNIX and SQL/Oracle-based, open-system automation solution uses Web and Windows client software to offer an array of services and features.
http://www.tlcdelivers.com/tlc/what-we-do/library-automation.asp#carlx

LS2 PAC:
An add-on to either of TLC’s integrated library systems -- Library•Solution or CARL•X -- the LS2 PAC module offers experiences similar to those found in the best Web 2.0 applications along with features such as tagging, list sharing, RSS feeds, faceted search results, and genre browsing.
http://www.ls2delivers.com

LS2 Kids:
The children’s version of TLC’s successful LS2 PAC – the same technology with new features oriented to younger library users. It’s powerful software with an intuitive, easy-to-use interface that helps children find exactly what they’re looking for within a library’s collection.
http://www.tlcdelivers.com/tlc/what-we-do/portal-search/ls2-kids.asp

ITS•MARC:
One of the largest, most current cataloging resources available, it features two access methods to deliver MARC records with the fastest search technology in the library industry. ITS•MARC is updated daily with records from the Library of Congress.
http://www.itsmarc.com

BiblioFile:
State-of-the-art cataloging software that includes the context-sensitive Cataloger’s Reference Shelf, powerful data manipulation features, local database and authority processing controls, MARC record validation, label printing, and other advanced features not found in any other cataloging program. BiblioFile is the first choice of professional cataloging organizations with highly demanding productivity and quality standards.