Clarivate Celebrates 500 Institutions Adopting Rialto Marketplace Solution
Clarivate announces that 500 institutions, including Florida Atlantic University, have adopted its Rialto™ books marketplace solution. This highlights Rialto's rapid success in enhancing library collection management globally. The platform integrates with Alma, enabling real-time budget tracking and efficient resource ordering. Rialto offers features like AI-driven recommendations, a comprehensive marketplace, and seamless workflows to improve library operations.
- 500 institutions adopted Rialto, demonstrating rapid success.
- Integration with Alma allows real-time budget tracking.
- AI-driven recommendations enhance data-driven decision-making.
- Comprehensive marketplace simplifies resource selection and invoicing.
- No financial data provided to assess the impact on Clarivate's revenue.
- The announcement lacks details on cost savings or ROI for libraries.
- Potential risks associated with over-reliance on AI recommendations not addressed.
Transforming the way libraries select, acquire and manage their collections of academic books
Audrey Marcus, Senior Vice President, Books Business Unit, Clarivate said: "Rialto has rapidly grown to a sophisticated solution that benefits academic libraries of all sizes by creating greater efficiencies and transforming collection development. We look forward to continuing our partnership with the user community to deliver forward thinking innovations that support librarians."
Dr. Linda Marie Golian-Lui, Dean of University Libraries at Florida Atlantic University, said: "We are excited to adopt Rialto and look forward to the benefits this software will provide our library staff and our library users. The integration of Rialto with our online integrated library system, Alma, provides beneficial real-time budget tracking for our library staff, and the platform offers several features that will improve collaboration across our team. This product also provides significant efficiencies in ordering and receiving critical library resources for our library users."
Rialto uses a marketplace approach that makes selecting and acquiring library resources fast, accurate and transparent. The platform's features include:
- Comprehensive marketplace: Libraries can search, select and order from more than 20 leading publisher and aggregator platforms within a single, easy-to-use marketplace. Rialto eliminates the need to purchase separately from individual platforms to simplify invoicing and enable libraries to build rich, diverse collections.
- Utilizing the power of AI: Since the very beginning, Rialto has harnessed Artificial Intelligence to deliver the most relevant insights and recommendations to selectors. Recommendation feeds can be customized to meet the unique needs of each library and support data-driven decision-making based on past purchases and patron engagement.
- Seamless workflow: Rialto greatly reduces manual workloads through its unification with Alma™, the library services platform used by more than 2,500 institutions worldwide, creating unmatched selection and acquisition workflow efficiencies for librarians.
Florida Atlantic University has joined libraries such as The University of
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