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Hosting Solutions & Library Consulting (HSLC) believes strong libraries make strong communities.  We are driven by our mission to contribute to the success of libraries by delivering sound technical solutions and expansive consulting services.

As a nonprofit, we understand your mission and the unique challenges libraries face.  Our team of library and technology professionals works to strengthen your library using proven evaluation and assessment methods and cutting-edge technology solutions, along with recommendations based on current national trends and best practices. 

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  • HSLC Partners with Marshall Breeding for Library Technology Talk

    HSLC Partners with Marshall Breeding for Library Technology Talk

    Marshall Breeding’s annual Library Systems Report, published by American Libraries magazine, may ring a bell for anyone interested in trends in library technology. HSLC was fortunate to partner with Marshall while he was in Philadelphia for the recent American Library Association (ALA) conference in late June. As part of our HSLC Presents series, he delivered…

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  • Fighting the Fear of Imperfection:  Leadership Lessons from Brenda Viola

    Fighting the Fear of Imperfection: Leadership Lessons from Brenda Viola

    “The most important asset of any library goes home at night – the library staff.” — Timothy Healy, New York Public Library   Atelophobia When that word appeared on the screen, my pulse quickened. It was as if my subconscious had activated its Bat Signal, urging me to pay close attention. Atelophobia: the fear of…

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  • Libraries Under Fire: A Call to Action

    Libraries Under Fire: A Call to Action

    For as long as I can remember, I have recognized that access to information is the key to empowerment. I learned to read at a precociously young age and, upon its discovery, the back corner of the Children’s Room at my local public library quickly became my Fortress of Solitude. The librarians who worked there…

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