Clients and Users
We have a diverse group of clients and users, as can be seen from the list below. This is because we deliberately choose to work in a variety of ways in a number of different sectors at local, national and international levels. It makes life more interesting.
One of the hardest groups to track are the users of our open source products, toolkits and components. Now, so long as they respect the terms of the open source license, we have no problems at all with people downloading the software from sourceforge and using it as they feel fit. It's good to get feedback from people, though, so if you are using any of our software, please let us know. you might even get to influence what's in the next release!
Consultancy:
- British Educational Communications & Technology Agency (Becta)
- British Standards Institute (BSI)
- CEN/ISSS Workshop on Learning Technologies (WS/LT)
- Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) of the UK Higher Education Funding Councils
- Museums, Libraries & Archives Council (MLA)
- Theatre Information Group
- W S Atkins
Software Development & Customisation:
- British Educational Communications & Technology Agency (Becta)
- University of Bolton
- Capita
- Collections Trust
- Community Legal Advice Service for South Yorkshire (CLASSY)
- Factiva (Dow Jones)
- Museum of London
- Museums Libraries and Archives Council (MLA)
- Strategic Content Alliance
- Theatre Information Group
- Tribal Group
- Wiley-Blackwell
Research & Development:
- European Union (7th Framework programme)
- Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) of the UK Higher Education Funding Councils
- US Geological Survey
Toolkit & Component users:
- Bibliotekservice AS (Norway)
- Infor (UK, Netherlands)
- Jasminesoft Ltd (Japan)
- National Digital Library (Thailand)
- OCLC, Inc (USA)
- Resource Discovery Network: Subject Portals Project (UK)
- SirsiDynix (USA)
- Talis Information Ltd (UK)
- Università degli Studi di Trieste (Italy)
- University of Utah (USA)