New Products at Online Information
ACAP - stand 244
Devised by publishers working with technical partners including the search engines, ACAP (Automated Content Access Protocol) is a new, open, free to use machine-readable communication protocol that enables online aggregators to understand if, how and under what conditions they can re-use the online content they come across. ACAP will benefit any online content provider, from the largest to the smallest, who wants to share information with the widest possible audience whilst still being in a position to manage the rights to reuse their content. Mark Bide, ACAP Project Director, will be addressing Online Information visitors at the ePublishing seminars (Theatre B). His presentation ‘ACAP: Renewing Respect for Copyright on the Internet' will highlight the issues surrounding this recently launched facility.
Altarama Information Systems is exhibiting at Online Information for the first time where it will be introducing a new RefChatter product - a product that the library industry has been waiting for. RefChatter allows libraries to deliver online reference via Instant Messaging. For the first time, RefChatter provides transcripts and statistics, the ability for more than one librarian to operate the service, and all this without the need to load any software locally (so no need to involve the IT department), even though the system uses Instant Messaging.
The American Institute of Physics will formally introduce C3, the Scitation online hosting platforms's evolving development initiative, scheduled to debut in 2009.
Antidot is not only exhibiting for the first time but also unveiling its all new and revolutionary proactive system ‘Communities Knowledge Services'.
City Information Group will be launching their new web site at the exhibition. Completely redesigned to incorporate a 'members only' section, the site provides significantly enhanced opportunities for members to be kept informed of events, keep in touch with each other and access relevant industry news. It also offers our sponsors fresh ways to interact with their key audiences.
Columbia University Press will be demonstrating the new, expanded, and updated Web site for the Columbia Gazetteer of the World Online.
FTP MARC Download - A pioneering tool to streamline any acquisition department's workflow, the new FTP MARC Download functionality integrates our online database Oasis with the library management system, thereby fully automating many otherwise time-consuming, manual procurement tasks.
Show Promotions:
-30-day free OASIS trial
-30-day free MyiLibrary trial
EIBS will be showcasing the latest version of EasySite CMS. Written in.NET v2 with expanded usability, cross browser support and 100% front-end authoring, EasySite v6 makes it even easier for any organisation to create and manage their online presence.
Key features of the software include:
- 100% front-end management for authors
- Non-technical template builder lets you create an unlimited number of page layout templates
- Store images, documents, video files, sound files, content text and links to external sites with the EasySite digital asset manager
- A fully configurable, integrated search engine
- Simple and effective workflow
- Full version control and audit trail information
- Multi-lingual website capability
The Economist Intelligence Unit will be demonstrating a new data tool that allows access to key economic and market data for the country of a customer's choice. For the first time, detailed economic or industry indicators can be viewed alongside textual analysis on one site. There will also be a chance to see our new China regional forecasting service and our deep drill industry forecast and briefings service.
Ektron, also new to IMS, will be giving visitors the opportunity to get to grips with Version 7.6 RC of its content management system CMS400.net which is scheduled to be released in time for IMS. The upgraded software is designed to deploy website flexibility and features, even more quickly and efficiently.
Fujitsu and ZyLAB are teaming up for the Information Management Solutions Exhibition (IMS) 2008, to demonstrate a complete solution for all scanning, archiving & retrieval needs. This will be the first time ZyLAB has exhibited at IMS. Fujitsu will be demonstrating its brand new range of next generation specialist production document scanners at the show. Fujitsu is currently the only manufacturer to be totally MOSS compliant across the full range which means that all the five new high-speed scanners can work with SharePoint.
The ISSN International Centre will present a preview of "ISSN L" or "Linking ISSN" which makes life easier for the serials community. The Linking ISSN facilitates search, retrieval and delivery across all media versions for services like Open URL, library catalogues, search engines, or knowledge bases.
Oxford University Press has redesigned Grove Art Online and Grove Music Online and launched the exciting new online resources Who's Who and Who Was Who, the Encyclopedia of Popular Music, and Electronic Enlightenment. New modules in Russian and Chinese were added to Oxford Language Dictionaries Online, and Music was added to Oxford Scholarship Online. In 2009 Oxford Biblical Studies Online will launch, and two further new modules will be added to Oxford Scholarship Online: Law and Social Work expanding this resource to cover 16 modules - full details of these new launches will be available at Online Information 2008
The event covers 6 main sectors. Click on the sector of interest below for further information:
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ePublishing |
Library Management Systems |
Content Management Expo |
Web 2.0 Technologies |
Search Solutions |
Online Information is a must attend event for anyone who uses, manages or sources information for business or research purposes.
Registering in advance entitles you to FREE fast-track entry saving you time on the day. Anyone arriving without having pre-registered will be charged £15.
