Sponsor Showcase
This intensive two-day learning event provides plenty of informal networking among its participants and sponsors. ILI's Sponsor Showcase provides further opportunity for attendees to network and review global information products, services and resources available now. The conference is structured so that breaks, lunches and receptions give sponsors prime time to talk with attendees and establish their information needs. The tabletop format for this Showcase exhibition area offers opportunities for quick demos and informal conversations and the Showcase remains open throughout the event.
To discuss ILI’s range of sponsorship opportunities, contact
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Platinum Sponsors
GALE, a Cengage Company is a world leader in e-research and educational publishing for libraries, schools and businesses. GALE is best known for accurate and authoritative reference content as well as our intelligent organisation of full-text magazine and newspaper articles. GALE creates and maintains more than 600 databases that are published online, in print, as eBooks and in microform. Our collections range from the digitisation of global newspaper brands to smaller historical collections. Our mission is to be the most respected and innovative source of teaching, learning and research solutions for the academic, professional and library markets worldwide.
www.gale.cengage.co.uk
Based at Rice University, OpenStax provides free, peer-reviewed, openly licensed college textbooks that are based online, giving instructors flexibility when choosing assignments for their course. OpenStax has teamed up with the UK Open Textbooks project to bring our books to the UK, increasing access to education for UK college students.
www.openstax.org | www.ukopentextbooks.org
Gold Sponsors
BBC Monitoring translates and analyses reports from global media: more than 100 countries and languages, including Russia, Iran, Asia, Middle East, Africa and South America. BBC Monitoring's content is relevant to anyone researching international relations, politics, war studies, terrorism, journalism and media. BBC Monitoring is available to libraries as a subscription service.
monitoring.bbc.co.uk
Content Online is a leading provider of Journals, Conference Proceedings, Standards, eBooks and much more on behalf of IEEE, SAE International, ASME, ASTM International, ACM, Morgan & Claypool and SMPTE. Serving the academic, corporate and government markets; our small dedicated team covers the UK, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Denmark and Estonia.
www.contentonline.co.uk
The IP Registry (app.theIPregistry.org) is a single repository of the validated IP ranges of over 60,000 libraries worldwide, accessible by publishers and libraries and maintained for the benefit of the whole scholarly community. Simply register your organisation to receive an admin login then check and update the IPs held.
theipregistry.org
Association Sponsor
CILIP: the Library and Information Association is the leading professional body for librarians, information specialists and knowledge managers. CILIP's vision is a fair and economically prosperous society underpinned by literacy, access to information and the transfer of knowledge. CILIP is extremely proud to be Association Sponsor of ILI 2017. CILIP's publishing business, Facet Publishing will also be present at the conference where they will be offering a special discount on books including: Expert Internet Searching, 5th edition by Phil Bradley, Altmetrics edited by Andy Tattersall and Marketing Your Library's Electronic Resources by Marie R. Kennedy and Cheryl LaGuardia as well as classics by authors including Ned Potter and Paul Pedley.
www.cilip.org.uk
Supported by
The Association of Independent Information Professionals (AIIP) is the premier industry association for businesses that provide research, information management, and consulting services across a wide variety of industries. AIIP provides a forum for networking and the sharing of best practices; secures industry partner discounts; and publishes a quarterly newsletter.
www.aiip.org
BIALL (British & Irish Association of Law Librarians) is the leading professional body in the UK and Ireland for information professionals working with legal information. BIALL is a self-supporting association which draws its income primarily from membership subscriptions. BIALL supports the professional development of its members by organising regular training events, at both a national and regional level, and through the publication of its quarterly journal Legal Information Management. The Annual Conference is also an important event for BIALL members, providing an opportunity to learn about and discuss, formally and informally, the key issues affecting the legal information profession. BIALL has strong links with international legal information associations and offers bursaries to attend overseas conferences as well as its own conference.
biall.org.uk
CLSIG (Commercial, Legal & Scientific Information Group) is one of the oldest special interest groups of CILIP. CLSIG supports and promotes the professional interests of members in commercial, legal and scientific workplace libraries & information services. This is facilitated by providing professional development training, networking opportunities for members, and representing their interests.
www.cilip.org.uk/about/special-interest-groups/commercial-legal-scientific-information-group
The Library Association of Ireland (LAI) was founded in 1928 as the professional body representing libraries and librarianship in Ireland. The objectives of the LAI include promoting and developing high standards of librarianship and library and information services in Ireland, and to secure greater co-operation between libraries.
www.libraryassociation.ie
The Multimedia Information and Technology Group is a lively group which unites CILIP members and standalone members of our Group who are engaged in, or interested in, multimedia information and technology developments in library and information science as well as arts, education and museums across all sectors from schools to public and special libraries, museums and galleries.
www.cilip.org.uk/about/special-interest-groups/multimedia-information-technology-group
The Special Libraries Association (SLA) is a non-profit global organisation for innovative information professionals and their strategic partners. It promotes and strengthens its members through learning, advocacy and networking initiatives. SLA Europe, founded in 1972, is a thriving network for information professionals in the UK and across Europe.
www.sla-europe.org
SFIS is a non-profit organisation for information management professionals. The association was founded in 1936 and has about 1100 members. The members work in the private and public sectors, at universities, in government, in large conglomerates as well as in small companies. The Association aims to improve the professional skills of its members, enabling them to attain the objectives of their organisations. The Association also endeavours to give its members the ability to advance their proficiency and keep them at the cutting edge of global changes - not least within the field of information technology.
www.sfis.nu
UKeiG is a well-established and active group for information professionals, users and developers of electronic information resources, offering a wide range of practical workshops, seminars and forums. Updates and information on UKeiG activities are available via many platforms including their website, blog, email discussion list, RSS feeds and Twitter.
www.cilip.org.uk/about/special-interest-groups/uk-einformation-group
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