Spydus, our cloud library management software, as used by more than 1,500 libraries and consortia around the world. Come and see how you could manage all resources, libraries, archives, digital content and events from a single database. We’ll empower your users to self-serve and help you extend service availability, while reduc- ing staff workload and driving savings on resources and operational costs through stronger consortium models.
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and topics relevant to their reading or writing. Keenious expands users’ research horizons and fosters a richer learning experience.
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keenious.com l
aislinn@keenious.com l +353879073168
Soutron Global Soutron Global is a client driven company
PTFS Europe
Innovative – part of Clarivate
Innovative, a Clarivate company, provides leading technology solutions and services that empower libraries and enrich their users worldwide. Inno- vative offers a comprehensive portfolio of library automation products, serving academic, public, national, corporate and special libraries and consortia. Headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan Innovative serves thousands of libraries in 66 countries.
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PTFS Europe is the leading provider of open-source solutions to libraries in the UK. Our vision is to make technol- ogy easy for libraries, all while keeping future integrations and options as open as possible. In times of constant change and with pressures on budget, you need solutions that will allow your ser- vice to grow and develop. Come see us and find out why open source will help future proof your library service.
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VGG, University of Oxford Visual Geometry Group (VGG) is a
Scholarcy Keenious
Keenious revolutionises knowledge discovery through a blend of artificial intelligence and search algorithms. We will be demo-ing this responsible AI tool in a number of use cases. Designed to analyse text in over 100 languages, it recommends pertinent research publications and topics directly within the workflow. Seam- lessly integrated into Microsoft Word, Google Docs, and online for text and PDFs. Trusted by 26 university custom- ers, Keenious complements traditional search tools by offering contextual recommendations. Keenious empowers users to explore elusive journal articles
October-November 2023
Scholarcy is a London-based Edtech startup with the mission of making the world’s knowledge more accessible to every reader. Scholarcy’s deep learn- ing technology converts long texts into interactive summary flashcards, highlighting key information, to help students around the world keep up with their course reading, improve their focus and understand more.
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computer vision research group at the University of Oxford doing cutting-edge research and transferring the methods to industry and other academic dis- ciplines. We’ll be demoing our Image Search Engine (VISE) – an instance-based image retrieval engine for searching large collections of images, used by academic institutions and commercial organisations alike. We will be happy to discuss your use cases and how we can help; come along any time to have a chat!
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and supplier of cloud-based Library, Archive, Knowledge and Information Management solutions for special librar- ies, archives and corporate information centres. A leading software solution used by many FT100 companies, Chartered Institutes, Associations, Educational establishments, Charities and Government departments and Agencies, worldwide. Established in 1989 we have been bringing Archives, Knowledge and Digital Resource Management, Serials & Acquisitions Man- agement and much more, all under one umbrella, ever since. We welcome the challenge presented by all sizes of libraries archives and knowledge services.
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