Physically separated libraries can be combined in one database that is defined geographically, or the location within a floor plan. All maps and visual icons are customizable, with graphic shapes, sizes and colors set according to each facility's parameters to describe data such as name, author, how often a book is checked out, holding format, physical location and availability. VNL scales to handle huge volumes of holdings and categories, can be easily updated to reflect changes in library resources or usage and can manage restricted access to specific areas of the map. VNL is fully internationalized for multilingual facilities. Practical Details Visual Net for Libraries is available immediately and is based on Antarcti.ca's visual mapping platform.
Pricing varies upon application.
About Antarcti.ca Systems Inc. With offices in Vancouver, British Columbia and Seattle, Washington, Antarcti.ca is a pioneer developer of visual mapping technology. Antarcti.ca was founded in 1999 by XML co-creator Tim Bray. Visual Net are trademarks or registered trademarks of Antarcti.ca Systems Inc. in Canada and foreign countries. All other referenced trademarks belong to their respective owners.