Learn how recent CataList updates can help you find the books you need faster and allow you to organize your catalogues more easily.
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Hannah Johnston, Product Coordinator for LibraryData at BookNet, shares what’s new this year in the world of library data.
LibraryData worked overtime in 2020/21, delivering insights and analytics to aid in navigating an unprecedented year. Get up-to-speed with our latest updates and learn what’s to come in the year ahead.
Examine the trends and titles that drive the Loan Stars discoverability program for the library sector and the not-to-be-missed CataList features that will help libraries uncover new forthcoming titles.
In this webinar you’ll learn the best practices for using BISAC to classify book content, uncover recent codelist updates, and discover how new subject codes are introduced.
In this session, attendees were invited to share their ebook war stories, show off their most exceptional hacks, stump for their favourite tools, and seek new perspectives on their most troublesome issues.
In this session, you’ll discover what’s new, what’s important, and what’s coming up in the ever-evolving world of standards.
Featuring the latest statistics on Canadian book buying, reading, and consumer habits, BookNet Canada CEO, Noah Genner, will answer all the questions you didn’t know you had.
Business disruption can come from any direction and Melissa Mack (Director, Witt O’Brien’s) knows that companies must prepare for any type of crisis, not every crisis.
Digital transformation expert Mark Schrutt reveals how top companies are using vast amounts of data to inform their decisions, disrupt industries, and get closer to their customers.
Join us for an overview of the reports and features currently available in LibraryData, and to learn about new developments planned for the upcoming year.
Annahid Dashtgard, Chelene Knight, and Léonicka Valcius have a nuanced and solution-based conversation about how the publishing industry cares for authors who share difficult truths in their work.