May 2016

Indexing for the Semantic Web

By |May 27th, 2016

Diffbot announces a new structured database that can automatically sort the web into human-like categories of knowledge. Marketing Land brought this news to our attention in their […]

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Learning Opportunities from AAP

By |May 26th, 2016

There are several webinars and educational opportunities in the works over the next couple weeks with enough variety to find something of interest to […]

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Integrity in Partnerships and Data

By |May 25th, 2016

The Health division of Wolters Kluwer has partnered with HealthCore to provide data normalization services to the California Integrated Data Exchange (Cal INDEX). Business Wire […]

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Finding Structure Where It Is Needed

By |May 25th, 2016

Unstructured data has been a problem for a while. Storing it, managing it, and searching it is a challenge. Information Week brought this interesting information […]

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My Kind of Library

By |May 24th, 2016

I love books, don’t get me wrong. But a library of wine? That is the newest library on the Cornell campus and it contains […]

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Are You Going to the Taxonomy Cafe?

By |May 24th, 2016

The Special Libraries Association (SLA) seeks to prepare taxonomists for more advanced implementations. One way they are doing that at this year’s conference is to […]

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Access Innovations to Overhaul Metropolitan Opera Archive Database

By |May 23rd, 2016

Access Innovations is pleased to announce an engagement with the Metropolitan Opera to redesign the database for the Opera’s archive.

The Metropolitan Opera Archive provides […]

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