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LibLime is a commercial entity providing implementation and development services around the open source Integrated library system Koha. LibLime was founded in 20051, as part of Metavore Inc. and purchased by Progressive Technology Federal Systems, Inc. (PTFS) in 2010.

LibLime is a commercial entity providing implementation and development services around the open source Integrated library system Koha. LibLime was founded in 2005, as part of Metavore Inc. and purchased by Progressive Technology Federal Systems, Inc. (PTFS) in 2010. ==Products== LibLime KOHA open-source integrated library system: A LibLime variant of Koha based on Koha 3.0. Announced May 2011. LibLime Enterprise KOHA integrated library system: A LibLime variant of Koha based on Koha 3.0 . Announced Sept 2009. ==Programs and projects== ===Koha open-source integrated library system=== Koha is a full-featured open-source integrated library system licensed under the GNU General Public License. LibLime's historical contributions to the project included handling release management and quality assurance. Through the integrated Zebra software (from Index Data, a Danish company ), Koha provides advanced search options: full support for Boolean and hierarchically-nested queries; searching by language, year, and library-defined types; sub-type limits based on audience, content, and format which utilize coded values in the MARC record. Also available are re-sort and Amazon-style 'refine by' options. Additionally, users can sort their results by popularity, author, title, date published; narrow search results by branch, subject, or series title; and even limit to currently available items. LibLime developed the integration between Zebra and Koha. Other major contributions of LibLime to Koha included: Koha's Amazon.com module Koha's original Z39.50 Server MARC21 Authorities support in Koha implemented proper handling of MARC8 encoded data ===‡biblios.net=== ‡biblios.net is a free cataloguing service. ===Koha with Class=== Building on the success of a pilot program at Texas Woman's University in 2006, LibLime's Koha with Class [http://liblime.com/projects/koha-with-class] initiative provides library school classrooms with hosted installations of Koha, free of charge. The project has a very active following with dozens of college and universities participating.

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