ONIX 3.0 Raises Standard for Ebook Metadata
Why book publishers should migrate to ONIX 3.0 standards to better manage their digital offerings
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Over the past decade, ONIX for Books has become all but ubiquitous -- a lingua franca of metadata for book publishing in North America, Europe, and increasingly in the Asia-Pacific region. The XML-based standard provides a common language for communication between publishers, retailers, and various intermediaries. ONIX allows book and ebook publishers to create and manage a single body of rich metadata about their products, and to exchange it with their customers in a coherent, unambiguous, and largely automated manner. As a result, ONIX reduces costs across the whole supply chain and contributes to an overall improvement in metadata quality through benchmarking and certification programs.
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Graham Bell
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Chief Data Architect At Editeur
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