[…] the Dryad experience showed. The Dryad implementation has also underscored the importance of understanding ROR in the context of end-to-end workflows and how the metadata travels downstream, as well as how different systems using ROR IDs need to connect (e.g., […]
The publisher is committed to financial sustainability. How it achieves it is an open question.
[…] hint of any change in Elsevier’s strategic direction. She was optimistic and firm about Elsevier’s future as an analytics and workflow provider, entirely consistent with previous corporate communications such as this interview with chairman YS Chi last year. Bayazit called […]
[…] meet the needs of the researchers. Immediate access to information also involves the speed of publishing. No transition of publishing workflow happens overnight, but as the pace of research rapidly increases, it must become a near-term goal. Converting publishing processes […]
[…] first has to do with incorporating basic and well-established practices of production — building in XML as part of the workflow, assigning of DOIs to each piece of content (including at the chapter level), and ensuring the assignment of accurate […]
[…] reach publishers have in the global marketplace. However, accessibility is also something that publishers are slow to adapt into their workflows, content development and strategic plans. I am looking forward to attending the session on “Digital Equality: The Importance of […]
[…] privacy) should be obvious – if scholarly content becomes an afterthought, a relatively small part of a larger package of workflow and analytics tools sold to the university’s administration, what role, if any, will the library play? Aspesi et al., […]
Invisible to most readers of scholarly content is the editing process. In this post, Angela Cochran and Karin Wulf explore the role and processes for journal editors from two very different disciplines– History and Civil Engineering.
[…] order to track and manage this in one place. Cambridge has committed to working jointly with them on a new workflow accordingly. Does the deal include your fully-OA journals or just hybrids? How will the model allocate money to fully-OA […]
SSP’s Annual Meeting is upon us soon. What goes into putting together a scholarly communications conference?
Christine Tulley discusses how the academic publication lifecycle has undergone radical changes over the past several years. These changes have a significant impact on how scholarship will be written, published, promoted, and read in the future.
[…] supports your negotiating strategy, by making it possible to more readily supplant versions of record with preprints in the user workflow and thereby over time making it easier to walk away from a negotiation, consider language in publisher license agreements […]
[…] and that discovery tools and databases (and the skills to use them effectively) are increasingly essential parts of the researcher workflow. They also noted mixed views about Open Access and the risk of the “North” imposing a research communication system […]
[…] access journal from Wiley/DEAL; establish an open science and author services joint development group to investigate and develop infrastructures and workflows for open access publishing generally and PAR agreements specifically; and institute an early career researchers symposium to gather input […]
[…] research funders such as NIH. Lack of rigor can adversely affect an experimental program at any point in the research workflow, from planning and execution to analysis and writing for publication, and librarians and publishers have many touch-points around this […]