Linked data: the future of library cataloging – OCLC
Organising and connecting data so it can be easily, automatically, and programmatically shared
Organising and connecting data so it can be easily, automatically, and programmatically shared
Information-packed session on how AI and linked data can transform information reach, collaboration and innovation
Global library organisation OCLC explains why linked data is essential for research institutions
Wed 7 May 2025 - 2.00pm BST / 3.00pm CEST / 09.00am EDT Supported by OCLC REGISTER NOW! Join Research Information Magazine, OCLC, and West Virginia University for…
Learn how AI and linked data can transform information reach, support collaboration and drive innovation
Framework provides institutions the opportunity to buy a library management system without tender process
Librarians "using new tools and applications to see for themselves the impact of linked data"
Launch creates, curates, and connects linked data entities to improve metadata visibility
Project will convene diverse group of experts, practitioners, and community members
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Being able to demonstrate measurable impact and value is becoming critically important for academic libraries
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