The introduction and acceptance of systematic review software has created a paradigm shift in the research industry that continues to evolve along with the changing needs of research teams.
In the COVID19 era, data scientists have the expertise and a professional obligation to play vital roles, says Harvard statistics Professor Xiao-Li Meng. The coronavirus pandemic, he says, presents them with opportunities to explore important social and scientific questions.
How can information managers find strategic roles to play in their organization’s AI and data analysis projects?
In this webcast, learn how T. Rowe Price partnered with CCC to develop a nimble, global copyright compliance strategy to minimize risk and constantly evolve to meet the changing needs of their global asset management firm.
Phill Jones of Double L Digital shares the results of recent interviews with individuals in the research information landscape in a brand new white paper.
In this white paper, Mary Ellen Bates discusses the importance of making information FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable) using semantic enrichment, and how information managers can find strategic roles to play in their organization’s AI and data analysis projects.
At CCC, the Customer Experience First program, or CX1 as it’s known internally, was established by CEO Tracey Armstrong over a year ago to strengthen the customer experience.
Michael Healy, CCC’s Executive Director of International Relations takes a look at copyright developments in South Africa, Australia and Japan, along with a short update on the European Union as it relates to the Digital Single Market (DSM) copyright directive.
Can outsourcing an information manager offer benefits to the organization as a whole? Learn how one pharmaceutical organization is working with CCC to promote library resources and services company-wide.
This white paper by Phill Jones is a series of interviews with nine individuals, all key stakeholders in 4IR, most of whom work in the pharmaceutical industry. From knowledge managers to information scientists, each of them provides a unique perspective on the future of data, knowledge and information management.