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Learn from experts and hear real-world use cases about how you and your organization can optimize data to enable innovation through visualization.
Principal Consultant Ian Synge shares the award-winning CCC Author Graph as an example of how knowledge graphs can help publishers unearth new insights from large, flat data sets.
Join information expert Mary Ellen Bates to learn how organizations can leverage their content spending to improve research efficiency, enable collaboration and strengthen copyright compliance through enterprise-wide copyright licenses.
A knowledge graph is an innovative and revealing visual exposition of data. Display of such data is a powerful way to explore connections and query relationships among different entities, but only if the underlying data is of high quality.
What does AI and machine learning mean for the future of intellectual property? Hear views from two expert lawyers — representing a library and a publishing perspective.
Get It Now complements ILL services by providing library patrons with immediate fulfillment of full-text articles from unsubscribed journals—24 hours a day, 7 days a week. With Get It Now, patrons can quickly get the materials they need to learn, instruct, and conduct research.
A conversation with Michael Berkeley, CTO of Tax Analysts, on how CCC helped Tax Analysts solve its content management challenges.
Information expert Mary Ellen Bates joins CCC to host a panel of innovative information professionals who have met the challenges of 2020 and found new ways to continue their mission while adjusting to a new work environment.
Watch for an honest and insightful discussion about the practical solutions that publishers, institutions and other stakeholders are implementing to remove friction from the processes that support this monumental transition.
CCC & IQVIA discuss the value of natural language processing to create the landscape of information around the natural history of disease, pathophysiology, and genotype-phenotype associations; and illustrate with use cases from pharma and healthcare organizations.