From ESB to OpenShift: Elsevier's infrastructure has evolved as its business model changes
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Elsevier has evolved from a publisher to a data and analytics business
For academic publishing company Elsevier, digital transformation has meant far more than simply releasing books and journals in electronic form, said Tom Perry, director of software engineering. "We've...
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