What is the name of the Library of Congress integrated library system?
The Library of Congress Integrated Library System or LC ILS is used to refer to the Library’s entire integrated library management system. It encompasses the LC Database and other databases, such as the LCSH Master Database. The LC ILS is the larger entity, which runs on Voyager software, from Endeavor Information Systems, Inc. The LC ILS is encompasses all of the Library’s bibliographic, acquisitions, and circulation data, as well as separate Voyager databases for the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLSBPH) and the Handbook of Latin American Studies (HLAS). The Library of Congress Database or LC Database contains 13 million bibliographic records, over 13 million holdings records, over 14 million item records, and approximately 6 million authority records, plus patron records and data for circulation and acquisitions transactions, vendor records, ledgers, funds, tables, keyword and other search indexes. The LC Database contains all the data needed to
