Transition to Radio Frequency Identification System begins
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On September 28, 2004, Cameron University Library staff members officially
began the process of implementing Checkpoint's Intelligent Library System.
When fully implemented, the system will facilitate collection security,
circulation control, and inventory. Eventually, the system may enable
Cameron Library patron self-check.
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Head of Collection Services announces ambitious
plans to insert identification tags into 1,200 books weekly.
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Director of Library Services describes how radio
frequency identification technology works and thanks Cameron administrators for
funding the project. |
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Director officially tags the first book.
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Senior Library Associate links barcode
information to circulation circuits. |
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Former Access Services Librarian smiles as she
dreams of the day when the system will enable computerized inventory
control. |
