Automation Training
15+ YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Best Library Automation Training in India
Our Delhi-based training is built for librarians and library science students to gain real-world skills in Koha, DSpace, RFID systems, and LMS platforms.
The program is hands-on, easy to follow, and aligned with everyday library workflows. You’ll learn installation, management, and practical use—building confidence, technical expertise, and job-ready skills through live practice and certification.
What Our Training Covers
Our automation training equips your team to manage modern library systems efficiently—simplifying workflows and delivering faster, better services through hands-on learning and expert support.
Library Systems
Koha & DSpace management.
RFID Operations
Scanners, kiosks, and security gates.
Website Management
Update and customize library portals.
Reports & Support
Generate insights and assist patrons.
Benefits of Our Training
Empowering library staff with the right tools and skills for seamless automation.
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Practical Learning
Hands-on sessions tailored to your setup.
02
Step-by-Step Guidance
Suitable for all skill levels.
03
Ongoing Support
Refreshers and expert help anytime.
04
Confidence Building
Less reliance on external support.
05
Efficiency & Productivity
Streamlined workflows and operations.
06
Future-Ready Skills
Prepared for evolving library technologies.
Take your library to the next level

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Answers to Your Questions
How long does the training take?
Typically 1–5 days, depending on your library size and staff experience.
Can you train staff on existing systems?
Yes. We provide hands-on training tailored to your current Koha, RFID, or DSpace setup.
Do you provide ongoing support?
Absolutely. Continuous support and refresher sessions are available.
Can the training be customized?
Yes. Modules are adapted to your workflows, systems, and skill levels.
Is Automation Training cost-effective?
Yes. It saves time, reduces costs, and improves operational efficiency.
What topics are covered?
Circulation, cataloging, integrations, hardware usage, troubleshooting, and workflow optimization.


