the OCLC Research blog
OCLC brings libraries together. Those of us who work here think about how libraries and the people and services that make up libraries combine into networks and into communities to …
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Read about the collective thoughts of RDM professionals in 8 countries, collected in a facilitation discussion hosted by OCLC and LIBER.
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The following post is part of an ongoing series about the OCLC-LIBER “Building for the future” program. We are living in an era of unprecedented change. In this challenging environment, research libraries …
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Discipline-focused collective collections are important for stewardship strategies. Collaboration can help. So can data-driven analytics.
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This fall Montana State University is launching a new Research Alliance comprised of cross-campus research support services to be housed in the library.
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An OCLC Research travelogue with impressions from visits to libraries in the Netherlands (Rijksmuseum, Europeana, Utrecht university library, LIBER). The recurring message: the time has come to reinvent collaboration.
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Just in time for ALA, Chobe returns to share about an OCLC project close to his feline heart.
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OCLC Research has published a new report on library collaboration: Sustaining Art Research Collections: Case Studies in Collaboration. The report describes three examples of art libraries partnering with academic libraries, …
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The following guest post was written by Amanda Rinehart, Life Sciences Librarian at The Ohio State University. I confess, when the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine cited my 2018 …
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“Little one, I would like to see anyone – prophet, king, or God – persuade a thousand cats to do anything at the same time.” Neil Gaiman, from The Sandman: …
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