Technical Specification – Drahma Eastern Theological and Historical Research Institute

Library Management System (LMS)

Complete, Automated Library Management Software

A one-stop place in meeting all your Library needs. Library Management System is developed and designed to manage the inventory system. It is a user-friendly software which helps in the smooth functioning of the library management system. It keeps track of the books issued and returned from the library. LMS involves maintaining of database of existing books as well as new books added in the library.

A modern integrated library management system (LMS).

Full cataloguing, circulation and acquisitions system for library stock management.

Generate customized report for library items, library inventory and library fine collection.

Our Modules

These modules help in the smooth functioning of Library Management Software

Cataloguing

Membership Module

Acquisition

Circulation

OPAC

Periodicals

Database Management

Reports

System Administrator

Transaction Management

Search OPAC

Budget

Book Acquisition Control

Web OPAC Module

Journal Control

Report Generator

Features

A modern integrated library management system (LMS).
Can be scalable to Windows, Linux and Mac OS platform.
Print your own barcodes.
Full catalog, circulation and acquisitions system for library stock management.
Web based OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog) system
Simple, clear search interface for all users
Multilingual and multi-user support
Export and import records

Barcode System

In Library Management system, whenever a student return or issue a book the system fetch the Barcode number and we can make entry of book in computer systematically. Library Management system helps in systematic management of books

Tools Used

Benefits

Improved inventory management
Faster check-in and check-out facility
Easy to sort books
Reduced staff workload
Increase accuracy and efficiency
Improve circulation capabilities.

RFID System

Radio frequency identification (RFID) use electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to books. The chip and antenna attached together are called an RFID tag. The RFID reader or scanner converts the RFID tag information into digital information which will further seen in computer and stored for future use.