Virtual Learning
Held on December 10, 2025
Webinar: Designing Efficiency – How Forsyth County Library Optimized Sorting & Service with flexAMH
Watch our on-demand webinar to learn how the first U.S. library to implement bulk induction transformed its workflows and why the system has now expanded to additional branches.
Forsyth County Public Library, one of the fastest growing systems in the country, was the first in the U.S. to implement Bibliotheca’s bulk induction AMH (Automated Materials Handling) system. By standardizing AMH across multiple branches, they’ve created more efficient staff workflows and better patron experiences.
Watch our on-demand webinar to learn how the team designed induction sites, managed peak traffic during storytimes, and built a sorter layout that meets today’s needs and supports future growth.
Bibliotheca is pleased to make the slide deck from this webinar available for download. Click the button below to access the presentation shared during the session.
SPEAKERS
Holly Barfield
Forsyth County Public Library
Lisa Stamm
Bibliotheca
Mason Humphrey
Bibliotheca
Sarah Reynolds
Forsyth County Public Library
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