the OCLC Research blog
Over the next several months we are taking a look at the OCLC Research oeuvre, highlighting work that has stood the test of time, and discussing why these outputs were influential at the time of publication, and how they remain relevant and important.
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DATALIS is a collaboration between UC San Diego, Drexel University, OCLC, and the University of New Mexico working to address “How might we help libraries collaborate to innovate professional education …
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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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Un diario de viaje de OCLC Research con impresiones de visitas a bibliotecas en España. Describiendo la tensión entre las fuerzas que impulsan la virtualización y el espacio, y que conducen a experiencias híbridas.
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An OCLC Research travelogue with impressions from library visits in Spain. Describiendo the tension between the forces driving virtualization and space, and leading to hybrid experiences.
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Author identification is a recurring bottleneck across the trade book supply chain. Discussion participants agree about the importance of promoting the use of author identifiers like ISNI.
Read More La identificación del autor es un cuello de botella recurrente en la cadena de suministro de libros comerciales. Los participantes de la discusión están de acuerdo sobre la importancia de promover el uso de identificadores de autor como ISNI
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This post contextualizes the emergence of national persistent identifier (PID) roadmaps and points to the interoperability power of PIDs beyond research information management (RIM).
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Informe de las presentaciones en español del perfil de aplicación RDA de REBIUN para el registro de investigadores, los proyectos CRIS y Métricas de Dialnet y el proyecto Hércules.
Read More Reporting back from the Spanish presentations of REBIUN’s RDA application profile for registering researchers, Dialnet’s CRIS and Metricas projects, and project Hercules.
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