FAQ

1.

When and Where Is Connections?

Connections will be held online on October 28 and 29, 2025. Each day will start at 11 a.m. ET / 3 p.m. GMT. 

2.

How Much Does Connections Cost?

Connections is completely free to attend.

3.

Who Can Attend?

All who work in libraries are welcome. This includes, but is not limited to, executives, circulation staff, directors, and system admins. 

 

Have a colleague who’s eager to stay on top of industry trends, complete product trainings, or grow their professional network? We encourage you to extend an invitation!

4.

Do I Need to Be a SirsiDynix Customer to Attend?

No, Connections is open to all library professionals worldwide, regardless of customer status. 

5.

How Do I Access Connections?

Registration is required and free.

Once you’ve registered, be sure to save your username and password for future reference. Then, log in to browse details on sessions and presenters.


Please note: you must log in to access links to—and join—all sessions (which will be streamed via Zoom). On the day of the event, simply log in, click “Sessions” from the menu at the top of the page, select the session of your choice, and click “Join Now.”


For help setting up your registration, contact connections@sirsidynix.com. To reset your password, visit cs.sirsidynix.com/reset-password.

6.

Will Connections Sessions Be Recorded?

Yes! Every session will be recorded. All who register for the conference will receive access to on-demand sessions in mid-November. Plus, as soon as you register, you also get immediate access to on-demand sessions from previous years

7.

How Is Connections Structured?

Day One: All attendees will unite on Opening Day, which features speakers from across the library industry and topics ranging from social work to artificial intelligence.

Day Two: Current and prospective SirsiDynix customers are encouraged to follow one of three custom tracks for the day: Academic, BLUEcloud, or EOS.Web.

7.

What’s Different Than Last Year?

A LOT!

“Connections Summit” has been changed to “Connections” because we are focusing on more meaningful conversations and building relationships.  

 

Day Two offers more choices than previous years. Instead of one track all day long, you can customize your learning path by choosing the sessions most applicable to you, your library, and your software. 

Product sessions have been extended with more focus on training and answering questions. 

 

We’ve included an entire day dedicated to discovery. 

 

Discord: Channels are set up to join the conversation, hang out with fellow librarians, and make connections. 

8.

What Will I Learn?

On Opening Day, you’ll delve into topics around generative artificial intelligence, creating safe spaces, and navigating change and hardship—to name a few.

On the second and final day of the conference, attendees will have the option to join one of three tracks: Academic, BLUEcloud, and/or EOS.Web.

  • Those who select Academic will investigate transformative approaches to managing scholarly content, course lists, and more.
  • Those who select BLUEcloud will enjoy an inside look at the BLUEcloud product roadmap as well as immersive overviews of product features, functionality, and benefits.
  • Those who select EOS.Web will explore the latest updates to our integrated library system for special libraries and participate in a range of training and tips-and-tricks sessions.