[…] be able to navigate this growing problem. In August 2021, Louise Russell from Tutton Russell Consulting, conducted an Open Access Workflow survey across research publishers on our behalf. While 81% of respondents have developed/are developing homegrown solutions to support the OA […]
[…] mergers have blurred traditional roles and reflect a strategy of traditional players moving to become broader providers of analytics and workflow. The successful integration of early stage companies and managed transition by established commercial entities is one of the major […]
[…] advantage to S2O compared to article processing charge (APC) based open access models that require changes to publishing platforms, publisher workflows, and library workflows. To the extent OA definitions and support are an issue, I think that would equally apply […]
[…] publishers, you could argue that they punch above their weight, since ORCID iDs are used more often in journal publishing workflows than any other. Most major manuscript submission systems have ORCID integrations, and upwards of 2,000 journals now require ORCID […]
Michele Avissar-Whiting of Research Square discusses the value of preprints for uncovering unethical and fraudulent research behaviors early in the publication process.
[…] so that everyone benefits from everyone’s investment. In this ecosystem, we have a distributed investment by different stakeholders for editorial workflows, quality assurance, metrics, aggregation of content, and discoverability, among many other services. From my perspective, this is a very […]
[…] CHORUS and find ways in which partners can use and implement services concurrently to support a better business and user workflow is something we continue to explore. Flexible approach — Aggregators provide a special use case As we know, aggregators […]
Deborah Sweet of Cell Press discusses their recently introduced Inclusion and Diversity Statement in this interview with Alice Meadows
[…] for staff to move these out of the office, and many publishing processes had already been converted to a digital workflow. There were a number of interviewees who expected to move towards greater remote work after the pandemic, with some […]
[…] ResearchGate vs. Springer Nature websites. The partners attribute this increased usage to a combination of improved discoverability within the researcher workflow as well as improved off-site access. They do not share how this usage might have compared with usage of […]
[…] both its Individual and Group Plan businesses. However, in the past 18 months, as our combination of 20M+ articles and workflow tools began to meet the needs not just of an individual researcher, but an entire team, DeepDyve has seen […]
[…] as a result, they have to prioritize their investments. When purchasing or developing scholarly communications services, library systems, and research workflow tools, individual universities seek cross-institutional scale — that is, if multiple institutions require the same tools, there are efficiencies […]
[…] authors; compliance with funding guidelines (i.e., authors contribute from grant funds as called for in the model); affordability and sustainability; workflow efficiency/effectiveness; other libraries/consortia following UC’s example. UC was also the only respondent to cite impacts in the global community, […]
[…] to quality and responsiveness. For open access publishers, pure publish agreements with libraries also create new expectations not only for workflow management but also for new kinds of reports. PLOS, for example, is currently investing in the creating anew or […]
[…] likely take-up by the university’s authors; The type and characteristics of publishing services provided (i.e., full service or lightweight models); Workflow support and integrations; Pricing models (e.g., unlimited, metered, etc.); and Price. Keeping the requirements relatively simple would be desirable […]