Frederick, Md. – The Crowley Company (Crowley), a worldwide leader in digitization scanning solutions and services with offices in Frederick, Maryland, San Dimas, California and Basingstoke, UK, is pleased to announce that the firm has been honored for the eighth consecutive year with multiple LibraryWorks’ Modern Library Awards (MLA). Since the programs’ inception in 2015, Crowley has amassed 25 total awards, this year earning the program’s highest honors for its Digitization Services division – Service of the Year with a Platinum rating.
The company’s two scanner entries – the Zeutschel ScanStudio and the Crowley UScan+ HD – also garnered Platinum-level awards.
Notes Crowley president, Patrick Crowley, “To be honored with a Modern Library Award is, by extension, to be honored by our customers. Because the awards are based on client and end-user feedback, they are especially gratifying. I find it a testament as well to our manufacturing, imaging, technical support and scanner representative teams for establishing such diverse longevity in both this awards program and the cultural heritage and records management markets in general.”
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