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Advanced technology for 21st-century information management

AI-based comprehensive systems for libraries, archives and digital repositories. More than 1,000 institutions trust our innovative solutions.

1,000+institutions
23+years of experience
5countries with local teams
24/7technical support
JANIUM LEADS INNOVATION

Cutting-edge technologies that transform institutional information management

AI innovation

Native integration with artificial intelligence for advanced automation of cataloging, metadata enrichment and predictive analysis.

Total flexibility

On-premise or SaaS: deployment tailored to your needs. Automatic scalability and seamless updates.

Global standards

Compliance with MARC21, Dublin Core, ISAD(G), OAI-PMH and more. Guaranteed interoperability with international ecosystems.

24/7 support

Expert technical service available whenever you need it. A global team of specialists across 5 countries.

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UT Puebla: from the SADBIBF agreement to its own cloud contract with Janium

When the agreement that gave access to the SADBIBF consortium system came to an end, the Universidad Tecnológica de Puebla had to subscribe to Janium on its own, within the budget and procedures of a state public university. In July 2026 its library moved to JaniumNet with 9,290 records, 28,603 copies, 7,213 users and its history of loans and fines.

UTRM: from the SADBIBF network to its own Janium in the cloud in six days

The library of the Universidad Tecnológica de la Riviera Maya operated inside the SADBIBF consortium system (formerly SIBISUT). When the network shut down, it moved in September 2026 to its own JaniumNet instance with its catalog, its users and its history of loans and fines. What was migrated, in what order and what it runs now.

ISAD-G in a digital system: what to decide before configuring it

ISAD-G says what to describe in an archive, but it does not say how many levels to configure in the system, how to store an approximate date, how to search by subject without altering the hierarchy, or what to do about access conditions. These are decisions the archivist and whoever configures the system should make together, before starting.

Board minutes and reports, organized by who produced them

An archive with decades of board reports and minutes usually keeps them in a list or in folders. Janium Collect turns that list into searchable records, grouped by the institution or body that produced each document, and marks which part of each record the AI wrote.

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