Systems

> We use Web Services with our new Vendor Integration Protocol (VIP), through which acquisitions librarians can check book pricing

When Ken Klingenstein was here he spoke a bit about Chandler from the Open Source Applications Foundation. A ‘marketing’ article

There has been quite a bit of discussion about theBudapest Open Access Initiative Guide to Institutional Repository Software [https://www.

> The Learning Object Vocabulary (LOV) was generalized from sources in instructional design and technology, learning theories and practices, and

Godfrey Rust’s company Ontologyx has been acquired by Rightscom, a digital rights management consultancy. At the same time they

> Preserving a university’s dissertations and masters’ theses showcases its research and academic history and provides valuable study tools

> From all appearances, all of the papers [https://www.siderean.com/dc2003/search.jsp] given at the conference are

> Continuing Google’s quest to build everything into the search results, Google Glossary has gone live on the main

> By integrating Amazon Web Services, Amazon.com Research Services for Microsoft Office System will provide Microsoft Office System users

Announced on 22 October: > Australias research information will become more easily accessible and better managed thanks to more than

The October 16 issue of ShelfLife [https://lists2.rlg.org/cgi-bin/lyris.pl?visit=shelflife-from-rlg&id=225270871] refers to

A coincidence of events has highlighted the issue of collection level description On his recent visit to OCLC, Juha Hakala