1. Openly Informatics, Inc. “ LinkBaton, Your Links That Learn” Eric Hellman Solving the Appropriate Copy Problem

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3. 3 Steps to the Appropriate Copy 1. Package the Link for Delivery 2. Deliver the Link to Responder 3. Respond to the Link

4. Packaging the Link for Delivery Contenders: 1. OpenURL 2. Jake Query 3. LinkBaton Translation since LinkBaton can translate from one format to another during delivery, some diversity in packaging is possible

5. Delivering the Link In deployment: 1. SFX Cookie-Pusher ExLibris in beta test 2. LinkBaton service operating since January Demo!!

6. LinkBaton vs. SFX Cookie Pusher architecture hub&spokebilateral integration neutral componentintegrated with SFX linkability universallimited by library scalability goodlimited to ~100 providers security goodeasy to hijack links

7. Responding to the Link In an open architecture, many providers can respond to a link, either in parallel or in series library tools- OPACs (III, Endeavor, Epixtech, ???), SilverLinker, Jake, SFX content services- PubMed, Web of Science, Ebsco Online, ScienceDirect, FirstSearch, Ovid scholarly portals- ACM Library, IEEE XPlore, Biomednet etc. internet portals- Yahoo, Amazon, Infotrieve

8. Openly Informatics, Inc. “Links that Learn” made possible by Openly Informatics’ LinkBaton system will be the glue that holds together tomorrow’s digital library