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Distribute your eContent – ebrary eContent Platform

Did you know that you can license the ebrary’ platform to distribute your own PDF content online?

The same platform that ebrary uses to deliver eBooks and other content to more than 1,000 customers throughout the world is available as an application service. It features all of the same rich functionality as ebrary’s eContent products including InfoTools’ software.

Whether it’s your eContent or ours, All documents can be cross referenced, are full text searchable, and integrate with other internal and external knowledge and information resources through InfoTools software.

The ebrary platform provides a cost-effective and efficient way to improve knowledge sharing within the organization. Corporations may easily submit white papers, reports, presentations, or any PDF content into the ebrary system.

Some of the world’s most prestigious publishers, professional associations, content distributors and libraries such as McGraw-Hill, the Special Library Association (SLA), the American Library Association (ALA), Cyberlibris, and Stanford University Library license the ebrary platform to distribute and market their electronic content online.

What are the key benefits to you?

• The ebrary Reader delivers pages to an end user’s desktop page-by-page, eliminating cumbersome document downloads and minimizing impact on network bandwidth
• Integration with other subscription databases, content management systems, learning management systems, search engines, and eCommerce applications
• Easy PDF submission – ebrary supports multiple file types including PDF normal, web PDF, and rasterized PDF.
• InfoTools turns every word, in every document, into a contextual link to additional online knowledge and information assets
• Multiple search options including simple, advanced, full-text, key word, Boolean, and proximity search.
• Personal Bookshelves automatically archive highlights, notes, and bookmarks.
• Copy and print text with customizable, automatic citations including a URL hyperlink back to the source
• Reporting tools show content usage at the page level vs. document downloads
• ebrary APIs – ebrary offers an application programming interface that allows customers to customize the look and feel of their site and leverage existing end-user authentication mechanisms