With rapid technological advancements and evolving user needs continually reshaping the landscape, staying ahead in bibliographic services and practices requires strategic foresight and impactful project execution.

Library employees can register with IFLA for free access to this webinar: https://events.zoom.us/ev/ApmlJakOFqepsEZzHto9EamERdrbgT0tgsjBr6bhkFSpsqQilb4v~AjOlwVqLVgx82lqNLtZZH-cSU1qQM0s6fn4clwOOFtvLJa3rxDXxq4ytvQ

Designed to inform and inspire bibliographic agencies and professionals, this webinar presents a diverse range of contributions from lead institutions and innovators in the field, featuring: insights into strategies redefining how bibliographic services operate and deliver value, leveraging and enhancing interoperability; real-world projects successfully transforming operations; and emerging trends and best practices for fostering a culture of innovation in bibliographic control and services.

Programme

• Shifting the Lens at KBR: From Local Access to Global Metadata Service. Hannes Lowagie and Maud Henry, Royal Library of Belgium (KBR).

• Bibliography on Swiss History: Bringing Together Bibliographical Data and Research. Elodie Wälti and Christian Aliverti, Swiss National Library.

• Evolving Bibliographic Services by Leveraging Open Data: the Casalini Libri experience. Patricia O'Loughlin, Casalini Libri.

• Match Me if You Can: How to Link Over a Million Records. Jeremy Goh and Ashwin Nair, National Library Board of Singapore (NLB).

The webinar offers a valuable opportunity for managers of bibliographic services, national agencies, cataloguing services within libraries, and metadata managers and specialists to explore innovative experiences and drive innovation within their institutions.

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IFLA Bibliography Section

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