Hong Zhou and Adrian Stanley posit that much like keyword search became a basic requirement in an earlier era, natural-language Q&A and AI-assisted navigation are becoming expected.
Program chairs are often volunteers, yet the scope of their responsibility is significant. As meetings become more complex, chairs are managing more moving parts, often without a proportional increase in support.
The renewal reflects the strong relationship between the two organizations and Bristol University Press’s continued confidence in the stability, maturity, and innovation of the PubFactory platform.
Partnership integrates Cashmere's premium data AI infrastructure with KGL's publisher platform, enabling seamless commercialization, governance, and protection of premium content for AI
KGL Smart Lab advances integrated AI workflows that embed integrity, accessibility, and discoverability across the publishing lifecycle.
Everything you need to know about the campaign, its goals, and the key events to catch at LBF.
This April, the Americans with Disabilities Act Title II regulations finally come into play. Here we look at what this means for publishers and the steps they might be taking to comply.
AI is shifting from tools to operating layers. KGL's Hong Zhou highlights what eight major trend reports reveal for the future of scholarly publishing and education.
At the start of each year KGL gathers its brightest minds and aims to second guess what will be the big themes in publishing of the year ahead.
