[…] 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 […]
[…] research project. In addition, CAST used a panel of external advisors, while STM consulted internally. The editorial team managed the workflow and discussed at great length any area that could be confusing in Chinese or English, clarifying in either language […]
[…] there is no guarantee at all. Publishers will have to make significant investments to transform or exchange legacy systems, implement workflows geared towards new business models, and make sure the quality of the program we publish isn’t undermined by publication […]
[…] cited, and credited remains challenging for unaffiliated authors. Like most equity work, the challenge of rethinking our publishing processes and workflows through another lens will benefit us all. Every time I enlarge the font on my ebook reader to comfort […]
[…] communications. It’s time to move beyond the hype and work together to inspire beneficial changes — like establishing policies and workflows to support author name changes and leveraging data to better facilitate diverse identities. The most impactful DEIA initiatives are […]
[…] publish for the iPhone and Android, anyone can get books onto the Kindle, anyone can set up a comprehensive XML workflow. But with market share battles there is no relief; it is an arms race, and a publisher can no […]
[…] opportunity to help them in several ways. As an industry, continued technology enablement is key. We can help make the workflows of researchers simpler, more intuitive. We can help them connect the dots more effectively, whether that is finding the […]
[…] part of the process of translating research content into practice. Early last year, for instance, we launched a powerful new workflow solution for hospitals called Ovid Synthesis. Ovid Synthesis helps clinicians and medical researchers take the cutting-edge research content in […]
[…] a high proportion of universities and other institutions need to invest in integrations and adopt PIDs as part of their workflows—PID adoption is a collective action problem requiring both community organisation and collective investment” (my highlight) In other words, no […]
[…] validate and verify assertions on ORCID records and are looking to partner with publishers to pilot their use in editorial workflows. This type of assertion network approach can reduce the burden on publishers to investigate the individual authenticity of submitted […]
[…] reductions in costs; improvements to reputation. Given the challenges of business models for Open Science, and the additional burdens on workflows new or experimental policies and solutions can create, one can see how prioritizing Open Science initiatives, when faced with […]
[…] the point of submission. They perceived their role as only engaging with authors at the very end of the research workflow, when the project is complete and ready for review. I wondered whether the gentle rebuke I received as a […]
[…] these tasks, they now have the option of user-friendly interfaces, accessible to all. Tools like these can seriously streamline the workflow of collecting, curating, cleaning, and analyzing huge sets of data. Instead of researchers spending 80 percent of their time […]