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OCLC is a global library organization that provides shared technology services, original research, and community programs for its membership and the library community at large. We are librarians, technologists, researchers, pioneers, leaders, and learners.
Together, member institutions, individual librarians, partners, and staff believe in that mission to share knowledge. And we believe that, together, we can do more. Because what is known must be shared. OCLC is a nonprofit global library organization that provides shared technology services, original research, and community programs so that ...
OCLC products help libraries address these challenges by sharing data, streamlining workflows and connecting people to the knowledge held in the world's library collections. Management services Manage your entire library with services that increase efficiency across departments and locations.
Learn how to give library users the predictable experience they expect. Inspired by extensive user research and realized through OCLC’s wide range of products and services, learn more about our Library on-demand vision for libraries.
What you do with OCLC makes all libraries stronger. OCLC is guided by representatives from member institutions that use our products and services. We work together to share data, improve information services, do original research, and better connect libraries to the communities they serve.
About OCLC. Founded in 1967, OCLC is a worldwide library cooperative, owned, governed and sustained by its members. OCLC serves 17,900 member institutions in 123 countries and territories. [5] OCLC provides economical services to libraries to help manage their collections and services in a cost-effective way that scales.
We offer that support—and some nice extras—throughout your experience with OCLC. These include implementation services, a full range of training programs; support when you have questions; hosting services; a self-service support website; and full access to extensive resources from OCLC Research, WebJunction, and the OCLC Community Center.
