ONIX
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Since some Canadians are celebrating 150 years of trying to define Canada as a nation, we challenged BiblioShare to discover the true essence of Canada the best way we know how: through keywords. Read on to see what we uncovered.
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We recently looked at LGBT book sales in another blog post, including how those titles are being classified. It made us think about the difference between LGBT subject codes and keywords. Thus began our quest to gain insight into keyword usage.
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We were overjoyed to welcome EDItEUR’s Graham Bell to provide two training sessions this week. With one day down (ONIX: Essentials) and one to go (ONIX: Advanced Topics), we can share a few highlights.
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Who pays for metadata isn’t written in stone. Metadata creation isn’t any one company’s problem and that’s especially true if it’s not product-based.
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Keywords are important. Multiple departments have valuable insight into keywords and should be invested in them.
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There is nothing more divisive than a date in metadata. Canada, land of compromise, has a new guideline for dates and it neatly solves the issue by saying play nice and be accurate.
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Recently, the ONIX International Steering Committee announced a general statement of intent that ONIX 2.1 code lists should become truly and fully static. What does that mean for you?
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Two ONIX converters are going to be retired at the end of the year. We walk you through the changes.
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How can you optimize sales rights in ONIX to better protect the rights held by you and your trading partners? BNC Bibliographic Manager Tom Richardson is here to show you the best way to manage your sales rights, complete with diagrams!
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Joshua Tallent of Firebrand Technologies provided us with some tips and tricks for better metadata management at Tech Forum 2016. Follow his guidence and manage your data like a pro!