Unique Announces New Awards Program Winners
Unique Management Services creates new awards program for high-impact libraries Libraries honored for providing vital services and keeping patrons in good standing JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. (Sept. 15, 2021) – A new awards program is honoring libraries for their exceptional community impacts. Unique Management Services, based in Jeffersonville, Ind., created three awards to celebrate high-impact libraries for … Continue reading “Unique Announces New Awards Program Winners”
Unifying the Patron Text Message Experience
Unique is the only service provider that supports a multi-tiered approach to the patron text messaging experience. Now patrons that choose text notifications can communicate with the library, including their notifications, from a unified phone number and platform. Unifying the Patron Text Message Experience Text Messages are an essential communication channel to maintain with your patrons. For patrons falling in Millennial and younger generations (now … Continue reading “Unifying the Patron Text Message Experience”
Unique’s Change of Address Service for Smaller Libraries Now Available
Do you have less than 50,000 patron records? If so, this news is for you: Unique’s Change of Address service has been popular with libraries looking to maintain accurate patron records and reduce the time for both staff and patrons in renewing card. Until now, there has been a minimum charge based on 50,000 patron … Continue reading “Unique’s Change of Address Service for Smaller Libraries Now Available”
Unique Webinar Section Has Launched
Unique has launched a new webinars section on Uniquelibrary.com to display our sessions with insightful leaders from the library industry that reviews and analyzes current trends to identify methods to improve the patron experience and enhance library operations. We host webinars frequently, so check back to see if a new webinar has been posted! While … Continue reading “Unique Webinar Section Has Launched”
Curbside past COVID
Curbside past COVID Last year, most library systems looked towards curbside service to provide physical materials when physical contact was not possible. Now that in-person services are reopening, patrons and staff are looking to continue curbside service for convenience. Various patron types prefer curbside. Parents with young children in car seats, patrons that may have difficulty … Continue reading “Curbside past COVID “