[…] added value of a preservation solution from cloud storage. Many library systems were not originally prepared to support DPN’s ingest workflow. In a number of member libraries, the content that was to be preserved with DPN was housed on an […]
[…] took advantage of cheaper commodity hardware, commodity cloud computation and storage capabilities, and well-developed free, open-source software projects for automated workflows and for data capture and analytics. Portico’s technical group was expanded for the course of the project to include […]
[…] is the Metadata Associate at the MIT Press (MITP), where she assists with developing, implementing, and maintaining metadata standards and workflows to help the Press become a more metadata-informed publisher. ML(I)S traditionally stands for “Master of Library (and Information) Science”, […]
[…] peers, and to themselves contribute to the content. Integration of open annotation tools with Learning Management Systems can simplify instructor workflow, course interaction, and assessment. Lastly, peer review involving annotations is more granular and detailed, which often results in improved […]
[…] and the Royal Society of Chemistry indicates growing interest from North American libraries. Managed effectively, offsetting deals can simplify the workflow for authors and remove the need to operate complex APC payment processes. However, this relies on the presence of […]
[…] of Cambridge University Press, said it even more simply to me when we spoke: “sharing is part of the research workflow.” Shull explained that Cambridge understands that their authors value ResearchGate, not only for dissemination of and access to content, […]
[…] over the last few years mergers and acquisitions activity has moved from making deals for publishers to making deals for workflow and tools providers — because of the availability of commercial properties in this area (e.g., BEPress, Mendeley, colwiz, SSRN). […]
[…] publishing. My goal is to bring my expertise in user education and experience into closer dialogue with product design and workflow development so that we can collectively better serve scholars and learners. It has been a very rewarding experience already […]
[…] From this you can form a mental image of how a small collaborative partnership expanded its reach across the publishing workflow, with all of its activities operating quietly behind the scenes. One other piece of the Crossref puzzle that I […]
[…] find here; also look at Roger’s longer post on the Ithaka S+R site, which addresses some of the policy issues concerning workflow in the academy. Reading through the comments on Roger’s Kitchen post, though, leaves one with the impression that many people […]
[…] it or not makes a critical difference. Roger Schonfeld: I see Scholarly Communications in 2018 continuing to pivot to the increasingly hot research workflow sector. The major players, Clarivate, Digital Science, and Elsevier, will make more acquisitions, steadily integrate their holdings, and introduce additional forms of lock-in. Other […]
[…] services that go with it. It is simply remarkable how much libraries accomplish nowadays because of their intelligent focus on workflow planning. But if you were to add 2,500 individual publishers to the mix, libraries would lose their internal efficiencies […]
[…] Or are we talking about the continuous improvement that all organizations undergo as they refine their product offerings and internal workflow? And while we are debating those questions, what the heck is an innovation, anyway? I think the idea of […]
[…] word “central” strikes me as particularly interesting. Does KU envision itself providing a platform that will centralize OA processes and workflows for the scholarly communication ecosystem generally, or for smaller subsets of that system, or both? We feel that it […]
[…] subscribed. Users should be able to have anywhere, anytime access to content or services in a way that fits their workflow, not in a way that suits the workflow of an antiquated network architecture. Protection of User Privacy Improving access […]