ARTFL Project

Business Profile

Core Value Proposition

ARTFL Project provides its members access to North America's largest collection of digitized French resources.

Target Customer

Subscribing institutions (universities and libraries) and researchers in French language, literature, and the humanities.

Key Differentiator

Largest collection of digitized French resources in North America combined with a consortium-based model and a suite of open-source PhiloLogic search and retrieval tools built on the original PhiloLogic engine.

Implementation Timeline

Not specified on the provided pages.

Pain Points

1Need for centralized access to a large, curated corpus of digitized French texts for academic research.
2Requirement for robust, multilingual search and retrieval across diverse language texts.
3Desire for both subscription-based access and freely accessible public databases (to support open research) in a single ecosystem.

Key Features

1PhiloLogic search engine and suite of search/retrieval tools.
2Subscription databases including ARTFL-FRANTEXT and additional specialized collections.
3Public Databases with freely accessible resources (e.g., Dictionnaires d'autrefois, Encyclopédie, Bibliothèque Bleue de Troyes, etc.).
4ARTFL Reference Collection and PhiloLogic Bibliography Search.
5Permalinks to collections and texts for stable referencing.

Target Customer Industries

Decision Makers

1Director General

Client Results

1Researchers gain access to a large, searchable, digitized French resources collection.
2Institutional researchers can utilize a robust search engine (PhiloLogic) across multiple languages/texts.
3Public access and subscription databases enable both open and restricted scholarly work.

Competitive Advantages

1North America's largest collection of digitized French resources.
2Consortium-based access model.
3Open-source search and retrieval products that extend PhiloLogic.
4Combination of subscription databases and publicly accessible resources.

Key Benefits

1Extensive, curated collection of French texts and related resources.

2Advanced search capabilities via PhiloLogic.

3Public access options alongside subscription databases for broader accessibility.

4Permalinks and bibliographic search to facilitate scholarly work.

5Collaborative, institution-wide access through a consortium model.

Additional Product Information

Product Description

A consortium-based service that provides access to a large collection of digitized French resources, including ARTFL-FRANTEXT and a mix of subscription and public databases, supported by PhiloLogic-based search and retrieval tools.

Target Market

Academic institutions, libraries, and researchers in North America and abroad focusing on French language, literature, and the humanities.

Unique Value Proposition

A premier, multilingual digital repository of French texts combined with a flexible access model (subscription and public databases) and a powerful, open-source PhiloLogic search ecosystem.

Technical Requirements

Web-based access through ARTFL Resources; subscription-based access; credit card payments supported.

Pricing Model

Subscription-based pricing; credit card payments accepted.

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