Webinar: From records to knowledge
From OCLC – why your library’s metadata just became a strategic asset. Live webinar 26 November 2026
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OCLC expands LIS education programme to include linked data services
Programme will give LIS students experience with next-generation metadata tools and workflows
What comes next for library e-resource management?
A new OCLC report outlines how libraries can scale responsibly by using automation and shared infrastructure
Open access is not broken. Discovery is.
A new OCLC report explains how to make OA routes reliable in hybrid environments
Simplifying e-resource management for the age of OA, AI, and hybrid collections
Tuesday 2 June – Learn how academic libraries are unifying workflows, strengthening metadata, and reducing complexity with practical, scalable approaches REGISTER HERE! As the…
The invisible infrastructure: why metadata is now a C-level strategic asset
Why metadata as infrastructure is now pivotal for e-resources reliability, user trust, and ROI in higher education libraries
Linked data: the future of library cataloging – OCLC
Organising and connecting data so it can be easily, automatically, and programmatically shared
Webcast now available on demand: Unlocking the Power of Linked Data
Information-packed session on how AI and linked data can transform information reach, collaboration and innovation
Beyond metadata: the future of scholarly access
Global library organisation OCLC explains why linked data is essential for research institutions
Live webcast: Unlocking the Power of Linked Data
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…
Live webcast: Unlocking the Power of Linked Data
Learn how AI and linked data can transform information reach, support collaboration and drive innovation
OCLC highest ranked supplier on library procurement index
Framework provides institutions the opportunity to buy a library management system without tender process