Clients
Clients by project
Every client named in the project archive, with the work Galecia did for them.
- Alameda County Library
- Alameda County Library Space Planning Assessment
- Library Materials Handling Evaluation
- Barrie Public Library
- Library Materials Handling Consultation, Team Building and Leadership Development Workshops
- Califa
- Library Collaboration - Open Source - Open Libraries Project
- Library Collaboration - Califa E-Books Project
- RFID Information Forum Content Development
- California Library Association
- Software Development - Bookpoints - Summer Reading Program Development Platform
- Software Development - Library Conference Crowdsourcing Platform
- Library Association Website Redesign and Technology Refresh
- California State Library Foundation
- State Library Grant Implementation - Gates Foundation Public Access Computer Hardware Upgrade Program
- Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
- Library Automated Materials Handling (AMH) and RFID Consultation
- Library IT Technology Plan
- Next Generation Library System Procurement
- Infopeople
- Software Development for Library Service Organization Consult (Website, CRM, and Event Management)
- Library Service Organization Technology Consultations
- King County Library System
- Open Source Consultation and IMLS Grant Development and Implementation
- Facilitation of Library Tech Summit
- Cost-Benefit Analysis of Library Sorters
- Library System Software Requirements and Specifications Development
- Library Information Network of Clackamas County
- Library Consortium RFID and Automated Materials Handling Consultation
- LibraryCall - A project of The Galecia Group
- LibraryCall - Services for Reaching Across the Digital Divide
- Los Angeles County Library
- LA County Library Materials Handling and Distribution Assessment of Facilities Services and Logistics
- MARINet
- RFID Consultant
- Library Consortium Network and Integrated Library System Staffing Evaluation
- Multnomah County Library
- Re-envisioning Materials Handling at Multnomah County Library
- Library Materials Handling and Collection Management Study
- NC Cardinal
- Library Consortium Environmental and Organizational Assessment and Strategic Planning Consultation
- The Newberry Library
- Website Development - Atlas of Historical County Borders
- Website Development - Chicago Ancestors - Online Historical Resource Mapping
- Northeast Massachusetts Regional Library System
- Statewide Library Delivery Automated Materials Handling Consultation and Procurement
- PaILS
- Library Consortium Environmental and Organizational Assessment and Strategic Planning Consultation
- Palo Alto City Library
- Palo Alto Automated Materials Handling and Self-Check Consultation for Palo Alto City Library
- Library Integrated Library System Procurement
- Library Materials Handling and RFID Analysis
- Peninsula Library System
- Library Consortium Feasibility Analysis and Procurement for Central Automated Materials Handling
- Library Consortium Home Delivery Pilot
- Library Consortium Delivery Consultation
- RAILS (Reaching Across Illinois Library System)
- Expand Resource Sharing Opportunities to Non- and Under-Automated Libraries
- Reaching Across Illinois Library Systems (RAILS)
- Library Consortium Resource-Sharing Software Consultation
- Santa Clara County Library
- Library Collaboration - Free E-Books Project
- Library Public Access Computing Evaluation
- Santa Clara County Library District
- Santa Clara County Library District Automated Materials Handling Replacement Project
- Solano County Library
- Library Automated Materials Handling and RFID Consultation and Procurement
- Library Materials Handling and Delivery Consultation
- Southern California Library Cooperative
- Library Consortium Website Development and Service Development Consultation
- Vermont Department of Libraries
- Library Consortium Open Source Library System Evaluation and Selection
- Washington County Cooperative Library Services
- Library Consortium Materials Handling and Collection Development Study
- Washington County Cooperative Library System
- Library Consortium Central Sorter Automated Materials Handing System Consultation
In clients' words
I have tremendous respect for you [Lori Ayre] and cannot thank you enough for your leadership and guidance through this AMHS replacement and transition process. You have been a calming influence and helped make the long journey memorable, fairly smooth, rewarding and enlightening. Your deep and rich experience, knowledge, networking, project management, change management skills have been invaluable. More than anything, I have appreciated your no nonsense, respectful and engaging approach and how you consistently keep it real!
We are currently working with Lori Ayre from Galecia Group as a consultant for our RFID/AMH project at Broward County Libraries Division in South Florida. She is incredibly knowledgeable and patient. She was able to walk us through many scenarios, cost benefit analysis, market place data and industry standards. Her report even gave us some “low hanging fruit” to address in preparation for the transition that we’ve been able to implement in our new service model. I’ve enjoyed working with Galecia Group and recommend their consulting services to libraries needing additional assistance.
She is also well known throughout the library community, having worked for both big and small libraries and consortia… she is definitely one of the leading technology consultants in the field.
[Lori Ayre] has been so valuable throughout this entire process and has put me at ease knowing we are in good hands.
Lori’s extensive background in library materials handling and RFID, and her industry connections, allowed her to recommend practical, effective and economical solutions to address our materials flow issues.
Apart from being an RFID expert, Lori is also extremely easy to work with and is very accessible. You can tell she really cares about her work and its impact on libraries across the country (and world). Our library system highly recommends Lori for any consultation work that you need.
Lori Ayre can be trusted to not only complete the project you have contracted her to do, but she adds creative ideas that will help you plan ahead for future innovation.
It’s a pleasure to work with Galecia. The staff is attentive, detail oriented, and has helped us keep our website running smoothly and securely.
Lori is not only very knowledgeable and up-to-date on RFID, library materials handling processes and industry changes, but she is able to present the information clearly and easily in a program with attendees who come from different library sizes and levels of expertise.