1. Alberta Library Conference SirsiDynix Customer Meeting 26 April, 2007

2. The SirsiDynix Team Steve Donoghue Vice President Sales, Canada & Alaska Susan Buchanan Vice President Sales, Strategic Accounts

3. Meeting Agenda SirsiDynix product announcement Unicorn/Rome introduction Path Forward for Dynix, Horizon and Unicorn customers Information sources and planning for Rome Topics and questions of interest General Q & A

4. SirsiDynix Product Announcement

5. Horizon 8.0 updates at ALC and Focus Day at CPL in 2006 –6 beta sites (plus 4 other sites) in production with Horizon 8.0 –Planned release of Horizon 8.0 was Q4 2006 Announcement in March 2007 to abandon Horizon 8.0 product and focus our development efforts on the Unicorn/Rome platform Since announcing Rome, we’ve spoken with hundreds of customers. Throughout those discussions, several common themes emerged. –What REALLY happened with Horizon 8/Corinthian and why? –When did you know you were going to change product direction? –Do you understand the inconvenience this has caused many of your customers? –How can we have confidence that this newly announced direction will really happen?

6. What REALLY Happened and Why? October 2006 CODI Conference Talin Bingham, SirsiDynix CTO, announced using Compuware tools for better control of development process. November and December 2006 Development team implemented the tools on Horizon 8.0 January and February 2007 results of testing indicated serious problems that could take 18 months to fix. –Bandwidth –Hardware –Stability –Horizon 7.3 Feature Parity

7. Previous Projections for 8.0, 8.1 & 8.2 Rollout Horizon/Corinthian 8.0 –GA beginning of 2007 –TeleCirc, Talking Tech, Debt Collect, base language support Horizon/Corinthian 8.1 –Beta Q2 2007 –GA beginning Q3 2007 –Media Scheduling, search enhancements, additional language support Horizon/Corinthian 8.2 –Beta Q3 2007 –GA beginning Q1 2008 –Electronic Resource Management

8. What REALLY Happened and Why? Detailed review of Unicorn as platform for future –70% of Code had already been re-engineered –New Java Interface –HTML-based Interface development work started –Runs on Relational Database –Unicode compliant –More functionally rich than Horizon 8.0 –Stable, Proven, High Quality Decision was made to use Unicorn as base code moving forward –Much easier to infuse Unicorn with key Horizon functionality than to continue to delay 8.0 release (18 months or more) –8.0 show-stoppers not an issue with Unicorn

9. When did you know you were going to change product direction? Decision made by senior management week prior to announcement CODI and UUGI boards contacted Monday morning 8.0 production customers contacted Monday and Tuesday Internal email Monday afternoon Company meeting Tuesday morning Customer notification Tuesday afternoon

10. Do you understand the inconvenience this has caused many of your customers? Communicated decision immediately Decision based on critical stability, quality and performance Allows SirsiDynix to spend more time and resources developing new and improved functionality to all customers as apposed to spending time stabilizing Horizon 8.0 performance. Many Dynix and Horizon customers have been waiting years for the functionality promised in Horizon 8.0 Unicorn/Rome offers an upgrade path for all customers now

11. How can we have confidence that this newly announced direction will really happen? SirsiDynix knew that the announcement could impact your trust in us as a vendor Attend a demo of Unicorn See what we release this year We’ll prove to you that this is the best decision by what we deliver

12. Rome Introduction

13. What is Rome? New technology platform that blends best of Unicorn, Horizon/Corinthian, and other solutions Unicorn GL3.1 is the base for Rome –Stability, scalability, and full features immediately available All R&D resources now focused on a single platform Result: Greater capacity to deliver strategic solutions –New ILS core functionality –New faceted search –New visual search –Additional new portal functionality Upgrade path for Dynix, Horizon and Unicorn customers

14. Rome: Overview Foundation Quality ● Stability ● Performance ● SaaS ● RDBMS Options Library/Consortium Management Solutions Comprehensive ILS functions Web-based staff software Complete consortia support Fully documented APIs Add-on solutions Coming Consortia record ownership for cataloging Consortia hierarchical settings Group holds function New international features Expanded reporting options User Experience Solutions Search and discovery portals Faceted/visual search Federated search OpenURL linking solutions Security and authentication Coming User reviews User recommendations Tagging Personalization Expanded JSR168 portlet solutions Content Management Solutions Digital asset management ERM solutions Content-building solutions Specialized K-12 content Coming More comprehensive ERM Digital object solutions Unicorn Horizon Unicorn Shared

15. “Rome” wasn’t built in a day … this product can’t possibly be released in 2007? 2007

16. Today’s Unicorn Java Staff Client GL3.1 Full range of staff modules Oracle RDBMS Unicode Enterprise Portal with integrated OPAC Rooms School Rooms

17. Rome Version 1 Preview Web Reporter Web Staff Client (beta Q2 07) Faceted/Visual Searching (Q3 07) Books by mail in CIRC Family Links features in CIRC Patron credits feature in CIRC Updates to Floating Collections Improved bibliographic load process Tax handling improvements in ACQ Ordered hold fills feature

18. Migration/Upgrade Path for All Customers

19. Migration /Upgrade Paths Rome Unicorn GL3.1 Dynix Classic Horizon 7.3 Unicorn Unicorn GL3.1

20. Information Sources Planning for Rome

21. Learning More about Unicorn/Rome Sales demonstrations Focus days Pre-recorded overview demonstrations –Unicorn Overview –Unicorn Administration –Circulation –Collection Exchange –Cataloguing –Acquisitions –Serials –Enterprise Portal Solution –Rooms Customer website –http://customer.dynix.com/http://customer.dynix.com/ SirsiDynix TechTalk Contact your Sales Representative

23. Learning More about Unicorn/Rome Sales demonstrations Focus days Pre-recorded overview demonstrations –Unicorn Overview –Unicorn Administration –Circulation –Collection Exchange –Cataloguing –Acquisitions –Serials –Enterprise Portal Solution –Rooms Customer website –http://customer.dynix.com/http://customer.dynix.com/ SirsiDynix TechTalk Contact your Sales Representative

24. Topics and Questions of Interest

25. What are the hardware & database requirements? Client workstation recommended minimums –Windows 2000, XP, or Mac OS X (10.4 or higher on Intel or PowerPC) –Minimum CPU speed: 700 MHz –Recommended CPU speed: 1 GHz –Minimum memory: 512 MB –Recommended memory: 1 GB –Screen resolution: 1024 x 768 or better Server requirements –Oracle recommended; cost-effective embedded licensing available –Numerous platforms supported –32-bit and 64-bit supported Situations vary, so contact your SirsiDynix account representative for specific needs

26. What Add on products will be supported? 3 rd Party Product Support –Web Reporter –Envisionware –Self-Check / RFID (3M, ITG, Tagsys, OneStop) –eBooks –Wireless –Federated Searching –Digital Library –Enriched Content –Any SIP or NCIP Certified System API’s for custom interfaces and connection to non- standards based system such as financial / accounting systems

27. What features does Unicorn have for consortia? Unicorn already has most robust consortia features including: –Multiple Search Scoping Options –Robust Holdings Display Features –Local Portal & WorkFlows Branding –Display / Maintenance Policies –Unlimited Local Policies (patron types, item types, indexes, etc.) –Custom Policy Lists –Unlimited Holds Priority Levels –Support for MARC21, UniMARC, Dublin Core, and other custom formats in same database –Access Control –Hierarchical Circulation Matrix –Local Reporting –Transaction Reporting Consortia SIG (Special Interest Group) Many consortiums and State-wide systems already using Unicorn

28. What Horizon 8.0 features will be in Rome? Foundation Quality ● Stability ● Performance ● SOA ● SaaS ● RDBMS Library/Consortium Management Solutions Comprehensive ILS functions Web-based staff software Complete consortia support Fully documented APIs Add-on solutions Coming Consortia record ownership Mass record changes Consortia hierarchical settings “Netflix-ation” of holds New international features Expanded reporting options User Experience Solutions Search and discovery portals Faceted/visual search Federated search OpenURL linking solutions Security and authentication Coming User reviews User recommendations Tagging Personalization Expanded JSR168 portlet solutions Content Management Solutions Digital asset management ERM solutions Content-building solutions Specialized K-12 content Coming More comprehensive ERM Digital object solutions More Unicorn Horizon Unicorn Shared Will publish Horozon7.x/8.x features in Rome

29. What are the SaaS options? Software as a Service is available now More than 550 customers already using SirsiDynix hosted services All library types – large or small sites International capabilities SaaS hosting facility in Canada

30. Other Questions and Topics of Interest How long will Horizon 7.3x/7.4 be supported? –No plans to drop support –Not pushing customers to move to Rome What is the life expectancy of Horizon 7.3.4 given Sybase 12.5 EOL in September 2008? Is Horizon 7.3.4 compatible with ASE 15? –We anticipate a release of Horizon in Q1 2008 that will support ASE 15 What is the life expectancy of Classic Dynix? –No plans to drop support –Will give two years notice when we do

31. Other Questions and Topics of Interest Will MSSQL be supported as a database environment? –Under investigation Will Community Resources functionality be supported? –Yes, this functionality is there today in Unicorn How long will SirsiDynix support Telecirc? –TeleCirc II is still currently supported for Horizon 7.3x –Telephone Messaging 3 and SVA supported on Rome –Messaging 3 product communicates via SIP What are the data extraction fees and other costs? –Migration services published for Horizon 8.0 are valid for Rome –Will be updating this document

32. General Q & A