Editor’s Note: today’s post is by Bruce Rosenblum (VP of Content and Workflow Solutions at Wiley, and the 2020 NISO Fellow) and Sylvia Izzo Hunter (Marketing Manager, Community & Content) of Wiley Partner Solutions. Have you ever clung tooth and […]
[…] over 100 other publishers and societies, several of whom are now actively working to integrate compute capsule review into their workflow. In those early days, we felt it was important to offer the right technological solutions to support and help […]
[…] process might be, particularly if it’s at a highly selective journal. Moreover, journal peer review is an established and expected workflow, and we can add new components and checks without building significant new infrastructure. This is where peer review really […]
[…] through the information pipelines that connect our industry. Take the time to create the alt text and design an XML workflow that human-scales your digital publishing process. The power of the platform Shared platform infrastructure introduces further opportunities for scaling […]
[…] one group decides to change the format of one data element, a column in a database table, or a simple workflow without informing other groups. External content feed pipelines may break if FTP transfer fails on either the sending or […]
[…] and the organization I was working for, Aries Systems, was integrating CRediT role capture as part of the manuscript submission workflow in their flagship product, Editorial Manager. Aries took integrations to the next level in truly partnering with organizations and […]
[…] advanced by those new market service providers, especially among repositories, video services, and protocols providers. Experimentation around search, and scientific workflow management are interesting areas of growth. A few publishers have adopted this user-centered approach in their product development, but […]
2021 was a year of rapid change in our community. Here, a look at the numbers for The Scholarly Kitchen for the past 365 days.
[…] one article summarizing a project, Octopus is predicated on researchers doing this eight times per project, at each stage of workflow. And, since most research projects are a series of failures and readjustments, those eight interruptions could quickly turn into […]
[…] in our transitional agreements, so there’s no impact on our society partners as a consequence. Are you considering using Hindawi’s workflow tools to support the workflows of existing Wiley journals? Liz: Hindawi’s Phenom platform was created for gold OA, and […]
[…] the workaround methods we know so many adopt. While not all authors or reviewers have multiple manuscripts active in their workflow at any one time, active researchers and reviewers face a real management challenge which the most productive ones surely […]
[…] through platforms, publishers have worked hard to defend the journal brand and extend it, for example through cascades and author workflow integrations. The version of record, which publishers typically control exclusively, has been their vehicle for doing so. But everywhere […]
[…] big problems and simplify them. When I was put on a team to help develop the most efficient peer review workflow for a new open access journal, it was those leadership skills that helped me to go beyond practical questions […]
[…] to manage the editorial process. We had an engaging meeting internally about the ins and outs of the peer review workflow as well as discussing challenges that were brought up during the panel. The peer review process is a vital […]
[…] one group decides to change the format of one data element, a column in a database table, or a simple workflow without informing other groups. External content feed pipelines may break if FTP transfer fails on either the sending or […]