Semantico, suppliers of digital publishing solutions to the scholarly and professional market, has announced a significant upgrade to SAMS, the leader in access and identity management for the scholarly community. SAMS Sigma will officially launch at this year's Frankfurt Book Fair.
SAMS Sigma is the next generation in access and identity management, building on 12 years of continuous innovation in SAMS. SAMS Sigma uses a software as a service (SaaS) model and is built on global security standards and an innovative cloud infrastructure.
SAMS Sigma supports multiple business models enabling publishers to choose how their content is packaged and accessed. From open access to freemium, subscriptions and trials, SAMS Sigma makes connecting customers with content simple, easy and secure. SAMS Sigma then enables publishers to analyse these connections and use them to inform key business decisions.
End users only have to sign on once to access content on any device, anywhere. By making identification so easy SAMS Sigma gives end users the experience they demand. SAMS Sigma empowers institutional customers by giving them a single, seamless view across all profiles, users and analytics.
By making identification easy and access to content flexible, SAMS Sigma will help grow usage. By enabling publishers and institutions to better understand usage patterns SAMS Sigma can open new sales channels to help grow revenues. As a scalable service with 24/7 global support and quarterly upgrades Sigma will grow with publisher businesses as the market develops and changes.
SAMS Sigma will officially launch at the Frankfurt Book Fair with a series of onstand demonstrations and talks. Richard Padley and Tasha Mellins-Cohen will be showcasing SAMS Sigma on stand K97, Hall 4.2, and Richard will also be giving an in depth presentation on the HotSpot Professional and Scientific Information stage in Hall 4.2 on October 15 at 17.30pm.
Brought to you by Scope e-Knowledge Center, a world-leading provider of abstraction, indexing, entity extraction and knowledge organisation models (Taxonomies, Thesauri and Ontologies).
