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Sparklink Systems ltd a Ugandan based company is the part of Software System Research Laboratory . This company is committed to empower libraries and librarians of the world to create learning and research environment. We are the leader in Open Source solutions for Libraries in Uganda with multi-lingual support for Koha, a web-based Integrated Library System (ILS), evergreen,OpenBiblio,ivia,Emilda

However,Koha, the award-winning open-source integrated library system, represents the very best in library automation
Rather than selling software licenses for proprietary, static and hard-to-customize software products, we are informing libraries about the open source and enabling them to better use of open source ILS. Open source ILS not only reduce cost of running software for each library but also empowers them with higher level of control for customization and development. We offer various services to libraries and our outstanding commercial support services include ILS hosting, data migration support, staff training, software maintenance, development and customizations according to the requirements of each potential client.

We are successfully deployed Koha 3.00.03 at different Libraries in the Country.

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