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Recognizing the ongoing need to position itself for the digital future, the Stanford University Libraries (SUL) created the Digital Library Systems and Services (DLSS) group in 2004. DLSS is the information technology production arm of the Stanford Libraries; it serves as the digitization, digital preservation and access systems provider for SUL; and it is the research and development unit for new technologies, standards and methodologies related to library systems.

Digital Library blog

The Digital Production Group acquires new equipment for photographic materials | February 8, 2022
Digitization collaboration with National Central Library of Taiwan completed | January 5, 2022
Stanford Libraries welcomes Marlo Longley | January 4, 2022
Stanford Libraries welcomes Lauren Sorensen | December 10, 2021
3D scans support students working with SUAC Africa Collections | December 7, 2021
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