From complete library management to specialized services such as document delivery, taxonomy or GMP compliance, Infotrieve can deliver the expert staff to help manage a corporate library. Whether the need is short or long term, on-site or off, Infotrieve can provide the solution. Infotrieve’s expertise includes a wide range of industries, including pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical and health sciences, medical devices, consumer products, chemicals, electronics, transportation, energy, education, professional services, technology, engineering and more. With Infotrieve’s global resources, the company can customize a library staffing solution for virtually any set of corporate requirements.

For example, the Infotrieve in-sourcing staffing model is flexible enough to allow a company to contract for one or more corporate librarians to work on site, or the entire corporate library function can even be managed by Infotrieve remotely using a combination of Infotrieve’s highly experienced librarians, in-house library facilities and Mobile Library technology.

Hiring managers can select both the level of expertise and the specific industry and technical skills required for their staffing needs. Infotrieve is the employer of choice for highly experienced corporate librarians from a wide range of industries.

For more information about Infotrieve’s in-sourcing staffing services, please use this link.

“In 2001 Gartner analyst Doug Laney defined the three major problems created by the explosion of information in the Big Data era – Volume, Velocity, and Variety (Three V’s).

• Volume – the sheer amount of data being created doubles the amount of available storage, and 95% of this data is complex or unstructured in nature.
• Velocity – data has become a strategic asset being used as a basis for competitive advantage; the faster a company can access, manipulate, and gain insights on its data, the better.
• Variety – there are countless sources and types of data today; moving outside of the corporate firewall with sensors, social media, photos, and video to name a few.”

Mobile Library™ as an information management tool addresses primarily, although not exclusively, the issue of Velocity. The International Association of Scientific, Technical, and Medical Publishers (STM – www.stm-assoc.org) published a study in 2009 by Mark Ware Consulting which reported that the number of scientific articles published each year has grown at a slow but steady pace of about 3% per year for over 100 years.

That said, Mobile Library has the largest collections of STM content in the industry and most requests for journal articles and other content can be delivered in 5 minutes or less. As a cloud-based system, Mobile Library is able to offer some insights into the data by providing the end user with valuable information on additional content related to their specific request. The business value of a cloud-based document delivery service that incorporates secure social media has been well documented in a recently published thought leadership briefing. We invite you to download your complimentary copy by clicking here.