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As we move past the one-year anniversary of the relocation of millions of knowledge workers from office to home, the challenge to sustain an active learning model to drive innovation has never been greater.
The rapid pace of innovation demands enterprise-wide access to information. Having a copyright policy and licensing solution in place ensures that your organization is doing so in compliance with copyright.
CCC developed a Publishing Platform to make Enterprise content easy to access and produce across an organization.
Fred Haber discusses the recent Dr. Seuss Enterprise (DSE) decision to remove a total of six books from further publication.
We recently spoke with Nicole McKenna, Senior Director of Product Management, about CCC’s CX1 program and how it’s helped her team hone its view into customer workflows and exact real change—on short notice—to enhance our customer experience.
The main lesson we learned in building the author graph is that the more FAIR and higher quality your data is at the source, the more value you can derive from it as part of a knowledge system.
Thoughts on the Value of Collective Licensing to the Scientific and Scholarly Publishing Communities
Mark Seeley samples his piece on the specific value voluntary collective licensing solutions provides to the scientific and scholarly publishing ecosystem.
COVID-19 has had a profound impact on nearly every industry, but Deloitte’s new 2021 Chemical Industry Outlook suggests the chemical industry will see monumental changes as a result. Â
New York has long resisted enacting a post-mortem right of publicity in large part in the name of freedom of the press and general First Amendment rights.