3M Introduces New RFID Solutions at ALA Annual Conference

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3M Introduces New RFID Solutions at ALA Annual Conference
---Modern styling, integrated software enhance productivity
ST. PAUL, Minn. – June 21, 2010 – 3M Library Systems will introduce a number of new
technologies and product designs at the upcoming American Library Association (ALA) Annual
Conference & Exhibition, June 25 - June 28 in Washington, DC. At the 3M booth, #1703,
visitors can see the latest in 3M’s offerings of efficient and flexible RFID solutions, including:
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Three New RFID SelfCheck System R-Series Designs, offering flexible and modern
design options to fit libraries’ décor, and new software themes for an enhanced customer
experience. New desktop, tabletop and kiosk designs offer libraries a range of sleek styles
to choose from to encourage patron self-service.
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The 3M RFID Detection System Model 9100 Clear, a detection system with clear
panel design and modern styling. Flexible lighting and alarm notification options allow
users to customize their systems, and the product integrates with 3M Command Center
Software (see below) for centralized remote monitoring.
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The 3M RFID Enhanced Pad Staff Workstation Model 896, the Enhanced Pad Staff
Workstation that uses two-way communication with the Integrated Library System (ILS)
circulation module to allow staff to process items quickly and safely, including items
with flags, and special exceptions without reprocessing. The product integrates with
many ILS systems, and can also integrate with ILS provided self-service software. The
Enhanced Pad Staff Workstation works with Polaris 3.6, Innovative 2009A or greater and
Item Status API, and will soon be available with SirsiDynix.
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3M Command Center Software, provides libraries with the most comprehensive
systems management solution available. The web-based software provides real-time
performance monitoring and management of 3M SelfCheck Systems and will soon
include automated materials handling systems, and RFID Detection Systems, in one easy-
to-use software package. 3M Command Center will replace 3M Stats and Status and
Configuration Software.
“Our new designs allow libraries to incorporate RFID technology with sleek-looking fixtures and
easy to use interfaces, making it easier than ever for library patrons to utilize self-service
options,” said Matt Bellamy, 3M RFID Marketing Manager. “On the staff-facing side, the new
workstation and Command Center software let libraries integrate their RFID tools and manage
their collections as efficiently as possible.”
About 3M Library Systems
3M Library Systems is the only company that develops, designs, and manufactures cutting-edge conversion,
circulation, collection management, and security solutions. Finding the technology solution that is right for our
customers, 3M's promise is to deliver a long term partnership that is built to exceed their expectations. For more
information about 3M Library Systems, visit http://www.3m.com/library
3M is a trademark of 3M.
- 30 Contacts:
Lindsey Kerr
Karwoski & Courage Public Relations
612-342-9843
l.kerr@creativepr.com
Colleen Horn Harris
3M Public Relations
651-733-1566
www.3m.com/PressContact
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