IEEE Computer Society Digital Library Expands to Over 600K Articles & Papers
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Posted on March 22, 2016 at 5:56:01 PM
IEEE Computer Society Digital Library Expands to Over 600K Articles & Papers
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., March 22, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The IEEE Computer Society announced today the expansion of their Computer Society Digital Library (CSDL) to include over 600,000 in-depth, peer-reviewed articles and papers from experts throughout technology.
This expansion represents over 30% more documents than any other research and study tool available. The CSDL provides online access to 32 society magazines and transactions and more than 5,000 conference publications by over a quarter million authors.
The comprehensive research tool was created to provide institutions with deeper access to authoritative, cutting-edge information on a variety of computing-related topics, including but not limited to:
-- Cybersecurity
-- Big Data
-- Cloud Computing
-- Agile
-- Artificial Intelligence
-- the Internet of Things
-- Smart Systems
-- Mobile
-- Wearables
-- Predictive Analytics
To meet a wide variety of budgets and requirements, the IEEE Computer Society has developed a range of packages and pricing structures that allow institutions to provide the most needed information to users. Some institutions may qualify for a free trial. Email csdl@computer.org to confirm eligibility.
Visit http://www.computer.org/web/csdl for all CSDL information, or contact Georgann Carter at gcarter@computer.org directly.
About IEEE Computer Society
IEEE Computer Society, the computing industry's unmatched source for technology information and career development, offers a comprehensive array of industry-recognized products, services and professional opportunities. Known as the community for technology leaders, IEEE Computer Society's vast resources include membership, publications, a renowned digital library, training programs, conferences, and top-trending technology events. Visit http://www.computer.org for more information on all products and services.
SOURCE IEEE Computer Society
IEEE Computer Society
CONTACT: Amanda Sawyer, 714-816-2107, a.sawyer@computer.org
Web Site: http://www.computer.org
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., March 22, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The IEEE Computer Society announced today the expansion of their Computer Society Digital Library (CSDL) to include over 600,000 in-depth, peer-reviewed articles and papers from experts throughout technology.
This expansion represents over 30% more documents than any other research and study tool available. The CSDL provides online access to 32 society magazines and transactions and more than 5,000 conference publications by over a quarter million authors.
The comprehensive research tool was created to provide institutions with deeper access to authoritative, cutting-edge information on a variety of computing-related topics, including but not limited to:
-- Cybersecurity
-- Big Data
-- Cloud Computing
-- Agile
-- Artificial Intelligence
-- the Internet of Things
-- Smart Systems
-- Mobile
-- Wearables
-- Predictive Analytics
To meet a wide variety of budgets and requirements, the IEEE Computer Society has developed a range of packages and pricing structures that allow institutions to provide the most needed information to users. Some institutions may qualify for a free trial. Email csdl@computer.org to confirm eligibility.
Visit http://www.computer.org/web/csdl for all CSDL information, or contact Georgann Carter at gcarter@computer.org directly.
About IEEE Computer Society
IEEE Computer Society, the computing industry's unmatched source for technology information and career development, offers a comprehensive array of industry-recognized products, services and professional opportunities. Known as the community for technology leaders, IEEE Computer Society's vast resources include membership, publications, a renowned digital library, training programs, conferences, and top-trending technology events. Visit http://www.computer.org for more information on all products and services.
SOURCE IEEE Computer Society
IEEE Computer Society
CONTACT: Amanda Sawyer, 714-816-2107, a.sawyer@computer.org
Web Site: http://www.computer.org