Exploring Linked Data in Practice at Elsevier (W3C Affiliates Meeting 2010)

Bradley P. Allen, Elsevier LabsW3C AC Mee8ng, Panel on Exploring Linked Data In Prac8ce, 2010‐03‐22 Cambridge, MA, USA

Who We AreThe world’s largest scien4ﬁc publisher Global Global Global community audience market 7,000 editors 15 million doctors, = + nurses and health + North 70,000 editorial America board members professionals 200,000 referees 10 million+ researchers in Europe 500,000+ authors 4,500 institutes Asia- Pacific 5 million students Science & Technology Health Sciences Science Journals (online and print) Global Medical Research Databases Global Clinical Reference Books (online and print) Clinical Decision Support Nursing & Health Professions U.S. Pharma EMEA & Latin America APAC 2

Why Linked Data Is Important To UsOur content gains value by working with the Web ELS 3

What We Plan To Do With Linked DataDisaggregate our content… 4

What We Plan To Do With Linked Data… into meaningful data… 5

What We Plan To Do With Linked Data… then re‐aggregate it into new informa4on solu4ons 6

How We Will Do ThisBy thinking outside the search box• Build out linked data services for the science, technology and medicine (STM) publishing market – Expose linked data for our primary and secondary content – Link out to emerging, authorita8ve ontologies and repositories – Generate linked data for partners’ content• Deliver linked data to support user‐driven innova8on – Foster a developer ecosystem using our services as a plaRorm – Collaborate in building needed authorita8ve resources (e.g. ORCID)• Establish business models for an STM Web of Data – The Four Principles make what works for the Web of Content work for the Web of Data without modiﬁca-on – Consider LDOW as SEO for STM 7

How W3C Can HelpLeadership and guidance that drives adop4on Vision Best Practices Standards Communities 8

Thanks!b.allen@elsevier.com 9

Exploring Linked Data in Practice at Elsevier (W3C Affiliates Meeting 2010)

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