[…] all this disruption impact the value of scholarly publishing, and what values do we want to embed as our traditional workflows and infrastructure change to meet these evolving needs. Could you talk a bit about the Annual Meeting Program Committee […]
[…] the university press sector, a number of OA programs for books have been developed, in part to learn more about workflow requirements and the impact on readership. These programs, for example TOME (which refers to itself as a movement) and […]
[…] models can be as diverse as the presses themselves. Common concerns center around the lack of necessary technical infrastructure, legacy workflows, and author concerns over the perceived quality of OA books. But by far the most frequent concern expressed is […]
[…] as evidence of a lower quality publication. Knowing what indexers are looking for would also help less experienced editors develop workflows which prevent such unethical behaviors from happening. The minor change to the DOAJ endogeny policy likely went unnoticed by […]
[…] of respondents also indicated that on top of these pressures, they had too many non-research responsibilities at work. Standardizing journal workflows and publication processes and streamlining administrative tasks will help free up a researcher’s time and energy, allowing them to […]
[…] spate of acquisitions of essential infrastructure by commercial interests (bepress, as one example, is now a cog in Elsevier’s research workflow strategy). The goals here are both laudable and achievable, but when we think about scholarly communications, we must take […]
[…] Wiley’s Partner Solutions, which designs and develops products/services that leverage advanced AI, big data, and cloud technologies to modernize publishing workflow, enhance content & audience discovery and monetization, and help publishers move from content provider to knowledge provider. Before joining […]
[…] plan, and execute their work, yielding faster and more efficient outcomes. Advanced generative AI can also be integrated into publishing-related workflows, platforms, and services to deliver more effective results for our customers. Where we are now In March 2023, OpenAI […]
[…] 4A: Sustainability, Open Science and Scholarly Communications (Thursday at 4:45 PM). Alice Meadows is moderating session 5B – Improving Research Workflows With Metadata (10.45am on Friday). Rick Anderson will be moderating the meeting’s closing Debate on Trust in Scholarly Publishing: […]
[…] project manager bringing things together. For example, some publishers still edit quite heavily internally, while others have outsourced the editing workflow entirely. It will be interesting to see in what ways publishers reimagine and adapt their value proposition in light […]
[…] usually do. Dozens of smart people will have hard negotiating sessions, thousands of workers at hundreds of institutions could have workflows altered at least to some degree, and the structure that moves millions of dollars from one account to another […]
[…] practice of its publication and dissemination. Even in yesterday’s guest post, the questions ChatGPT raises about disinformation, research integrity, and workflows are substantial. But I wanted to talk to someone who has been thinking deeply about text and technology – […]
[…] at all. The role of the editor, in this case, could also be cause for misunderstanding. It’s about managing the workflow, on the one hand, but it also involves deep engagement with the text itself. This task typically includes careful […]
[…] the responsibility of a specific group or department; rather, this work will involve making accessibility considerations part of the continuous workflow across the organization, resulting in an improved experience for all stakeholders. A person uses a computer with a Braille […]
[…] SSP Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Committee, draw attention to the challenges related to addressing accessibility in publishing and communication workflows. They provide examples of exclusion resulting from lack of accessibility of digital content, list key points for getting buy-in […]