INIST-CNRS : Tellico qualifies among 20 bibliography management softwares

[cmiramon at kde-france.org]

Raphaël Fischer wrote:

> 
> The Institute for Scientific and Technical Information (INIST) of the
> French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) "has been designing
> and developing services to facilitate access to and valorization of
> scientific information produced by international basic and applied
> research communities."
> Home page in english : http://international.inist.fr/
> 
> A project of evaluation of softwares dealing with bibliography is in
> progress now (started june 2008). This project is called ECLORE :
> Evaluation et comparaison de logiciels de gestion de références
> bibliographiques (evaluation and comparison of bibliography management
> softwares) French site : http://eclore.veille.inist.fr/
> Tellico is qualified and is to be evaluated against a (long) list of
> criteria.
> (in french only, unfortunately)
> http://eclore.veille.inist.fr/spip.php?article29
> 
> The aim for the project is to help users (researchers, documentalists,
> students) to choose softwares to manage large quantities of bibliography.
> 

I have been using Tellico for several years and a member of the CNRS. I'm
part of this project and volunteered to evaluate Tellico.

> I'm not sure what the use of being recommanded by the CNRS could be, but I
> suppose it should at least bring new users, at least among researchers
> working under linux, and maybe get some donation from CNRS ?
> 

Don't expect any money from the CNRS.... our budget is shrinking.


Charles