CILIPS Annual Conference 2021
We were delighted to attend the CILIPS Annual Conference on 7th and 8th June – albeit virtually, as the event took place entirely online....
Insight Media
is a leading library technology partner in the UK for the provision of PC booking, print management, Wi-Fi printing, Wi-Fi authentication, and kiosk software services.
Our Products
Manage and control your public PC bookings, printing, and internet access with our IT and self-service solutions.
Our Services
Enjoy significant efficiencies and service improvements with our flexible hosting and support services.
iCAM
WORKSTATION
CONTROL
iCAM Workstation Control is a PC booking system designed to give organisations complete control over the access...
iCAM
PRINTER
CONTROL
iCAM Printer Control gives library staff complete control over print jobs generated by users, streamlining the process...
iCAM Wi-Fi Authentication offers enhanced control over Wi-Fi access provided to library visitors...
iCAM
WI-FI
AUTHENTICATION
As mobile and tablet usage becomes ever more popular, users are demanding the ability to print directly from their devices...
iCAM
WIRELESS
CLOUD PRINT
i-KIOSK
SELF-SERVICE
iCAM
Our self-service kiosk software integrates with iCAM Workstation Control, iCAM Printer Control and existing third-party kiosk...
We offer a range of hosted services for customers, incorporating the central components of our iCAM solutions...
iCAM
HOSTING
SERVICES
In addition to iCAM products, we also provide a range of support services to help customers manage their public...
iCAM
MANAGED
SERVICES
Insight Media is a Nominet Registrar and authorised to register, renew and manage domain names...
DOMAIN
REGISTRATION
Testimonials
“Insight Media’s solution has enabled us to completely restructure our People’s Network, saving approximately £30,000 a year whilst expanding the service to include the Wi-Fi hotspots. They have been an excellent partner to work with, consistently meeting the challenging targets set on this project whilst maintaining a customer friendly focus which has ensured minimal disruption to the libraries and the public.”
East Lothian Council