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Using Knowledge Graphs to Drive Decision Making

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Company News Information Management

CCC’s knowledge graph can aid in the identification of peer reviewers and understanding of the research landscape for coronavirus-related publications and has uses ranging from publication ethics to marketing analysis.

20 November 2020

By Tracey Armstrong

Global Outlook for Open Access

Topic: Open Access (OA)

The walls surrounding research and scholarship have largely fallen, razed by the coronavirus pandemic. Today, the general public avidly follows developments in research related to COVID-19. And the range of concerns goes well beyond virology or epidemiology.

12 November 2020

By Christopher Kenneally

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6 Tips to Build and Work with Knowledge Graphs

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Data Management Information Management

Not all knowledge graphs are created equal and some approaches yield better results than others.

10 November 2020

By Phill Jones

The Pandemic’s Effect on the Scientific Publishing Ecosystem

Topic: Open Access (OA)

It was likely an outside disruptor would force changes to the scientific publishing ecosystem. COVID-19 has been that disruptor.

5 November 2020

By Jennifer Goodrich

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How Knowledge Graphs Solve a Diverse Set of Business Problems

Topic: Information Management

Knowledge and information managers are curating and processing a diverse range of sources that are useful for multiple functions across an organization, from business intelligence and strategy to legal affairs and financial planning.

4 November 2020

By Phill Jones

OPEN ACCESS WEEK 2020: Test Your Open Access Knowledge with These True or False Questions

Topic: Open Access (OA)

In honor of OA Week 2020, we’ve rounded up some of the most-asked OA questions into a True or False quiz. It’s time to test your open access knowledge!

20 October 2020

By Molly Tainter

Scholarly Communications Ecosystem

Topic: Scholarly Communications

The scholarly communications space is changing rapidly given the needs of funders and researchers, the desire for more open science and open access, and so much more.

16 October 2020

By Anthea Stratigos

ICYMI: COVID-19, Copyright and the Creative Economy

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

In case you missed it, today’s edition of the Velocity of Content Blog is a full transcript of the “COVID-19, Copyright and the Creative Economy” session during the Frankfurt Book Fair which occurred on 13 October 2020 at 9:00 EDT/ 1500 CET.

15 October 2020

By Michael Healy

Managing Scientific Literature Access and Copyright Compliance in a Remote Workforce

Topic: Information Management

While current circumstances may make it seem like it’s not an optimal time to throw something new at people, rolling out new literature management solutions that will make workers’ lives and managing content easier is a worthwhile venture – and a less daunting one than you may think.

14 October 2020

By Heather Desmarais

IFRRO Addresses the Invalidation of the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

The Privacy Shield had been the four-year-old mechanism under the protection of which EU companies have been sending personal information about EU citizens to the United States for processing.

9 October 2020

By Frederic Haber