Library of Congress Upgrading Its Technology

Technology Company Gets Library of Congress Project

Joe Cogliano | September 3, 2015

A local [Ohio] company is helping the Library of Congress upgrade some of its most important technology.
Centerville-based Ardent Technologies Inc. recently won a contract from the federal agency for application design services. The deal, worth about $145,000, involves designing a new system for publishers to log in and apply for ISSN number or CIP data.

Source: http://ardentinc.com/websites/ardent-seo/

<more at http://www.bizjournals.com/dayton/news/2015/09/03/technology-company-gets-library-of-congress.html; related links: http://www.bizjournals.com/profiles/company/us/nj/mays_landing/ardent_technologies/1452311 (Company Profile. Ardent Technologies) and http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/culturebox/2015/07/library_of_congress_obama_needs_to_pick_a_great_librarian_to_replace_james.html (The Library of Congress has let itself become obsolete. It needs a new leader who can steer it into the digital age. July 28, 2015)>