Digital Transformation is about more than transformative technology – an organization must also deploy its people in new, creative ways.

In 1989, the last time French authors and publishers were Guest of Honor at Frankfurt Book Fair the Berlin Wall still stood. Yet in 2017, along the miles of aisles across multiple trade show complexes, a visitor could almost believe that the generation...

France has a lot to show at Frankfurt, and French publishers expect to show what they are doing now and what they have changed in the past few years.

The publishing world heads to the airport or the road starting this weekend to converge on the Frankfurt Book Fair.

One of our biggest challenges is to get access to the right information in a cost-effective manner, says Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Information Center director.

“In 2015, for example, nine out of the top 10 challenged books were by and about diverse populations, mostly the LGBTQ community, and that trend continued into 2016.”

“Your smartphone likes message-based information. It doesn’t handle long, endless scrolling of data very well. So, the first thing we looked at is how do we disaggregate information and then put it back together?”

Heading into 2017, the Frankfurt Book Fair is simply a better event, says Andrew Albanese. The Literary Agents & Scouts Center (LitAg) has set a new attendance record with about 500 tables sold this year.

Frankfurt Book Fair “Hot Spot” Presentations Highlight Digital Transformation Journey.

Giving readers the best reading experience, protecting their freedom to buy their e-books and e-readers where they want, and with the guarantee of the interoperability