[…] reliably aggregated, surfaced, and queried, or capture the full range of editorial practices and events needed to accommodate new publishing workflows in which reviews may be conducted by multiple parties, in different ways, at multiple points in time. But they […]
[…] post is by Sylvia Izzo Hunter (Marketing Manager), Igor Kleshchevich (Senior Software Engineer), and Bruce Rosenblum (VP of Content and Workflow Solutions, and the 2020 NISO fellow), all with Inera, an Atypon company. For more on preprints, the Society for […]
[…] and not expect the user to find their way to the library environment.” ResearchGate is a well-established platform for researcher workflow and its proactive outreach strategies, metrics and analytics reports, and social networking features all work to further solidify scholar […]
[…] management and publishing platforms about support for the suggested changes above, as well as other miscellaneous changes to peer review workflow. You can view all responses in this table. The responses cover four major areas, explored in detail below. Publishing […]
[…] about open items it contains into discovery services and tools that may have broader purposes or fit into a traditional workflow. And these workflow services need not be other search engines. One interesting model can be found in browser extensions. […]
[…] Director of Product Solutions at Cactus Communications. In this role, he partners with publishers to optimize and future-proof peer review workflows. Scalene is a personal newsletter curated by Chris, exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping peer review. In its debut […]
[…] or even help editors interpret reviewer feedback. I also anticipate that AI agents will become widely applied in peer review workflow to automate routine and operational work, such as project planning, resource allocation/assignment, communication management, and reviewer coordination, to reduce […]
[…] open access for books and journals. Much of the ongoing discussion around the European Accessibility Act (EAA) focuses on strategic workflows, vendor collaboration, and incremental progress. A recent article in The Scholarly Kitchen asked, “What has been the most challenging […]
[…] conditions. However, the lack of access to automated publishing infrastructure, such as DOI registration systems, XML metadata tools, and editorial workflow software, creates barriers to meeting the technical requirements of global indexing databases. As Mahmoud Khalifa of the Directory of […]
[…] what has been the hardest part? Krishna: The toughest part for me has definitely been logistics – integrating systems, aligning workflows, and ensuring that our clients see all the benefits. It’s a bit like trying to change the tires on […]
[…] many different sources — whether it’s from colleagues, editors, authors, reviewers, or even readers. I regularly audit our peer review workflow and processes to assess what is working well for our authors and what could be improved. My primary goal […]
[…] improvements. These solutions not only have the potential to resolve the existing challenge impacting AX but also propel the publishing workflow toward efficiency, increased author satisfaction, and a broader, positive impact on the scholarly publishing landscape. Theme 2: Navigating AI […]
[…] the title of a journal is Nature Something or similar, selectivity is likely to be an excuse for a slow workflow rather than the true cause of a slow performance. Figure 4. Peer review TAT performance in 2022 by journal […]
[…] a virtual workshop involving a diverse range of staff and researchers at the University of Bristol to create a detailed workflow, which was revised and extended in a virtual workshop with 20 members of the Association of Research Managers and […]
[…] They aimed to save time during peer review and add an extra layer of oversight and evaluation to their publishing workflow. The question on everyone’s mind was how to increase publication output while maintaining high standards of quality and integrity. […]