Speira operations are built on over a century of aluminium rolling and recycling experience and technical expertise for aluminium products. With approximately 5,500 employees, Speira is proud to supply some of the best-known industrial companies in the global sectors automotive, packaging, printing, engineering, building and construction. The plants include the Alunorf joint venture, the world’s largest aluminium rolling mill, and Grevenbroich, the world’s largest refining plant in the world. Speira recycles up to 650,000 tons of aluminium per year and produces around one million tons of advanced rolled products.
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The Alliance supports a number of programs that promote this vision, including a shared resource management and discovery system standardized policies and collaborative workflows a service that allows students, faculty, and staff to easily search and request library materials owned by member libraries courier service providing delivery of library materials in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho enhanced access to archival and manuscript collections in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, and Washington through a union database of finding aids an Alliance distributed print repository consortium-wide participation in the Western Regional Storage Trust (WEST) cooperative purchasing of databases and e-journals and demand-driven and licensed e-book collections.Speira is a leading European aluminium rolling and recycling company, comprising a total of eleven recycling and production sites in Germany and Norway plus own research and development. We bring multiple perspectives together to challenge traditional thinking and elevate our ability to deliver outstanding services, programs, and collections.
Members join together in the spirit of innovation and combined expertise, seeking efficiency and productivity to strongly promote the success of students, faculty, staff, and researchers. The Alliance helps member libraries to advance institutional missions through collaboration and innovation. The Orbis Cascade Alliance is a consortium of 37 academic institutions in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, serving faculty and the equivalent of more than 275,000 full-time students. Beyond migration, the Alliance and Ex Libris worked in partnership to create a new resource sharing solution and to develop consortial functionality that will allow Alliance member libraries to build on their 20-year history of shared work. Working in partnership, the Alliance and Ex Libris each played critical roles in managing the complex migration of four cohorts comprised of 6-11 libraries, each cohort migrating over a six-month period. Alliance member libraries have migrated from 37 locally hosted systems comprised of four discovery and three ILS platforms to shared use of the cloud-based Alma unified resource management solution and Primo discovery solution. The Orbis Cascade Alliance, a consortium of 37 North American academic institutions known for innovative collaboration, and Ex Libris Group ®, a global leader in library automation services, are pleased to announce completion of a two-year effort to migrate Alliance members to a shared, next-generation library management and discovery solution.
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