[…] both new possibilities and new challenges to equitable access to publishing, and to Research4Life’s value to its stakeholders and users. Workflows changes: There is a proliferation of new and innovative ways to support the research information management needs. As the […]
[…] us. Then we get pushed harder to come back and beat them! Not only is healthy competition more fun, it’s more effective. BioASQ competition workflow diagram task results chart world map showing bioASQ participants example questions and answers from the competition
[…] IdP discovery mechanism; this is the way the user finds their IdP in order to start the authentication and authorization workflow. This is what the experts concluded about the P3W platform: “There are no significant risks which prevent the WAYF […]
[…] “enterprise software is the fastest growing library market,” we can see the monetization of Lorcan Dempsey’s wry observation that “ workflow is the new content.”* Much about this transaction comes as no surprise. Since it went public, Clarivate has been […]
[…] digital solutions, the obvious gap between the researcher and the publisher is even greater. How to create an end-to-end XML workflow? Should we develop our own software platform in house or work with one of the growing number of vendors? […]
[…] continue to place barriers in the way of an equitable research communication ecosystem. Embedding waiver eligibility criteria into the publishing workflow should be the next aim, with initiatives such as the Open Access Switchboard and others offering a potential solution. […]
[…] cancellations / renegotiations as libraries cope with seismic budget cuts. The pandemic will have completely disrupted researchers’ normal workload and workflows. They will be so busy reinventing how they research and teach, and coping with, e.g., homeschooling, that they won’t […]
[…] the right time Skilltype is a marketplace for training content. It brings together materials from different providers, and designs “reskilling workflows” for information professionals and their teams. It came into existence because “the demand for new skills in the information […]
[…] breath. As a result, I’ve resolved that this year for me will deliberately be about slowing down. While every editorial workflow change that I helped to develop and implement was necessary, the time has come to reflect and assess– to […]
[…] I work at the MIT Press, where I focus primarily on digital books and journals, but I also enjoy fine-tuning workflows, steering an OKR (Objectives and Key Results) rollout, working with amazing colleagues, and engaging in the broader challenges around […]
[…] no one else. Enrich your video with metadata, abstracts, DOIs, ISBNs, ORCID IDs, MARC records, captions, transcripts, translations. Streamline your workflows. Adapt your existing tools to incorporate video, or invest in new ones. Work on your metadata models like you […]
[…] provide. Please tell us a little bit about the model you have been developing for integrating preprints into the publishing workflow and some of the benefits you are seeing as a result. RB: The Research Square preprint platform was launched […]
[…] manuscripts and to reduce the time to publication are accelerating. While publishers have continued to make progress in streamlining their workflows, remaining processes that are a legacy from the print era will be under pressure to change. Authors and readers […]
[…] The COPIM project currently underway in the UK has already provided some fascinating reflections on these issues of hierarchy, discipline, workflow, ownership and, indeed, money. COPIM has received funding from Research England and the Arcadia Fund of £3m, by UK […]
[…] for research societies that have lost their other earning channels. It’s hard to justify investing heavily in new technologies and workflows when you’re struggling to keep the lights on. One result that I expect to see accelerating is the further […]