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Indexing Services
According to the British indexing standard (BS3700:1988), an index is a systematic arrangement of entries designed to enable users to locate information in a document. The process of creating an index is called indexing, and a person who does it is called an indexer. (From ASI's FAQ What is Indexing?) Definitions of Indexing:
Why Index? We live in a world filled with information, but not all information is easily findable or well organized and is much like the age-old issue of finding a needle in a haystack. An index can help resolve that whether for print or electronic information. An index will benefit the value, quality and usability of an information source. An index is both a research tool and a finding aid. An index uncovers the aboutness or metatopics of an information source essentially uncovering and highlighting important points from within a text. Indexers are trained professionals who perform indexing work using a combination of office productivity tools and indexing software. Our Specialties for Print and Web Based Indexes:
Our clients include authors, editors, publishers, librarians, researchers, and educational, business and non-profit organizations. Contact us today for a quote or to discuss a project. Resources: American Society for Indexing
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