Airiti

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Airiti Incorporation
Huáyì shùwèi
Websitewww.airiti.com/en/One-Page/index.html

Airiti Incorporation (

libraries
in 2006 and has extended to more than 72,000 libraries in 112 countries and territories around the world.

History

Airiti Inc. established in 2000, started from Art Image Indexing Service on the Internet, and gradually developed into professional database of Art works and

academic journals. The company has been providing solutions[buzzword] to the Mainland Chinese and Taiwanese academic communities by offering copyright consultation services, digital archive mechanisms, academic research analysis systems, and calibre academic publications. It is the only company in the world to provide Taiwanese academic e-journals.[1]

In 2006, an alliance was formed with OCLC in providing Asian eContent to libraries worldwide.[2] Product such as, Taiwan Electronic Periodical Services and National Palace Museum Online were project by Airiti supported and Named the Best Subsidized Digital Publication by the Executive Yuan.[3]

Products

  • ABC (AiritiBooks.Com) An online ebooks platform servicing libraries with a collection of Chinese eBooks, in collaboration with publishers.
  • ACI (Academic Citation Index) a Chinese Humanity citation index covering both Taiwan Humanities Citation Index and Taiwan Social Science Citation Index.
  • ARTS (World Fine Arts Database) Collections of more than 70,000 art pieces from 900 artists from Taiwan, China, Japan and Western world.
  • CEPS (Chinese Electronic Periodical Services) is one of the leading Chinese language collection of full-text periodicals in the global Chinese speaking language in the world.
  • CETD (Chinese Electronic Theses & Dissertations Service) is the source of
    Hong Kong University
    .
  • TEPS (Taiwan Electronic Periodical Services) is the largest and only collection of full-text Taiwanese periodicals in the world.
  • feature-rich
    eContent offering for world largest ancient Chinese art treasures museum.

See also

References

  1. ^ Airiti Inc, 2007, About Airiti Archived 2008-06-12 at the Wayback Machine
  2. ^ OCLC, 2006, NetLibrary teams with Airiti to offer Chinese-language eContent
  3. Central News Agency 2006, Taiwan’s academic journals go online, available from NSC International Cooperation Sci-Tech Newsbrief Archived 2011-08-29 at the Wayback Machine
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