Tracey Armstrong on Women in Publishing: ‘Still Striving for Equal Pay’
CCC’s CEO, Tracey Armstrong, discusses diversity and gender equality in publishing and beyond–a hot topic at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair.
What is Value Data and Why Do Information Managers Need It?
Being armed with value data makes justifying R&D content spend significantly easier. Here are some types of value indicators to consider.
Defining Open Access in 4 Minutes or Less
Roy Kaufman provides a quick but informative overview about Open Access and its impact on the availability of valuable content.
Semantic Search vs. Keyword Search
Ever tried searching for medical papers using a standard search engine? Happy with results you get? Probably not. There are serious limitations to using keyword search in the pharmaceutical industry. Phil Verdemato from SciBite explains how they can be overcome with the power of semantic search.
Opportunities to Digitally Transform Publishing
Orchestrating business process, content, and data for future value: Publishers should embrace data-driven decision-making through digital transformation.
Enterprise Data Science: What It Is and Why It Matters
The ocean of digital assets available to the modern enterprise contains an enormous amount of untapped business value. The ability to exploit these digital assets could prove to be the single most important differentiator between leaders and laggards over the next decade.
Knowledge Engineering: The New Business-Value Accelerator in the Digital Transformation Journey
A panel of experts discusses how knowledge engineering accelerates this digital transformation in three critical ways.
Taking Semantic Search to Full Text [Upcoming Webinar]
How will you take your R&D program to the next level in 2018? One way to accelerate your research initiatives… Read more
Open Access Master Class: University APCs [Video]
Experts discuss how integrated workflows, which leverage standards and best practices, can ease the business burden of Article Publication Charges (APCs).
Finding a Third Way to Open Access
Entrenched viewpoints on both sides of the open access debate risk leaving authors stuck in no man’s land, argues Rob Johnson.