Not just another AI session: JSTOR's collaborative and tech-driven solution

If you, like many libraries and archives around the world, struggle to keep pace with the growing demands of digitization, metadata creation, and long-term preservation, you're not alone. The challenge of managing digital collections with limited resources is all too common. That’s why JSTOR, a nonprofit service of ITHAKA, has been collaborating with the library community to develop transformative solutions. 

From automating metadata creation to expanding preservation capabilities, JSTOR’s digital collections stewardship suite continues to evolve its practical, scalable solutions to help institutions meet today’s demands and realize their goals of advancing discovery of scholarship for teaching and research.

On Wednesday, November 13th, at 1pm, join us for lunch and conversation at Virginia’s on King. Our session, Not just another AI session: JSTOR's collaborative and tech-driven solutions for digital collections stewardship will explore:

• Automated metadata creation: A demo of our prototype AI-powered tool that accelerates metadata generation through the use of generative AI, freeing librarians and archivists to focus on high-value tasks that enhance accessibility.
• Interoperable collection tools: Learn how JSTOR Forum offers flexible, interoperable solutions for organizing and cataloging collections across platforms.
• Expanded preservation services: Discover how Portico is evolving to meet the specialized needs of digital preservation.
• Engaging global audiences: See how JSTOR’s platform helps drive engagement, making collections accessible to users worldwide.

By leveraging advanced technology and fostering collaboration with the community, JSTOR helps institutions maximize the value and accessibility of their digital collections while overcoming resource constraints.

Space is very limited. Register for this information-rich lunch presentation today.

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