OCLC is building an increasingly robust linked data infrastructure by adding uniform resource identifiers (URIs) to Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) numbers.

OCLC has released a position paper that articulates the value that linked data can bring to library catalogs, and the tools already available to help ease libraries into creating a more interconnected experience for information seekers.

Introducing OCLC Meridian, a web application and set of APIs that libraries and other organizations that manage metadata for knowledge collections can use to create, curate, and connect linked data entities.

OCLC is developing linked data services, products, and datasets that provide the descriptive resources needed to curate data at scale and across workflows.