Informit has partnered with Silicon Valley-based software company, Atypon, as an official vendor for its platform upgrade and website re-design. For over 30 years, Informit users across the education, government and corporate sectors have relied on the Informit platform to source credible, peer-reviewed, scholarly, Australasian research.
As the leading platform provider for online scholarly and professional publishers for nearly 25 years, Atypon has an innate understanding of the technology required to power successful online publishing businesses.
With the platform upgrade in progress, Informit is entering a new phase with its users set to benefit from advances in technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI). This will allow Informit to more effectively service its increasingly tech-savvy market.
Atypon is at the forefront of the implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in online publishing through its digital publishing platform, Literatum. The platform uses machine learning to enable faster, more accurate search results, and provide predictive search, which anticipates what users are looking for and personalises content recommendations based on their search history and behavioural patterns.
Extensive market research is informing the design of the platform upgrade, and the new technological advancements will allow Informit to address common customer pain points with its current system.
Customers will enjoy improved content search and filter capabilities, a more intuitive experience and access to a wider variety of content with the addition of over 20,000 new resources from 2019.
Informit looks forward to facilitating the needs its customers for the next 30 years and beyond using the latest technologies designed to support continuous improvement of our products and services.
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