[…] we don’t. Who is underwriting Sci-Hub? The tip jar on the site isn’t paying for the hosting, the development, the workflows. If we take the leadership at its word, Sci-Hub is “legitimately” attempting to make information available to researchers everywhere, […]
[…] you have any other new features in the pipeline for Unearth or any of your other products? Yes, we’re exploring workflows for journal publishers enabling the ingestion of preprints which will help direct articles accurately and efficiently to the right journals and […]
[…] Other important elements in this segment are validation tools, plagiarism detection, image manipulation detection, statistical validation, quality control automation, digital workflow optimization, data curation, metadata creation for all outputs. There is also an opportunity here to “relaunch the ball” via […]
[…] joined up across librarians, faculty, publishers, and everyone in between, all focused on putting digital books directly into the student workflow, with clear direction and training. In fact, Hill concludes that much of what makes ebooks successful on campus is […]
[…] their mandate came into force. There are clearly still some issues around the use of ORCID iDs in journal publishing workflows that need improvement. These include managing duplicate records, addressing author confusion about Crossref, and verifying affiliations. We also need […]
[…] book, and the publishing process. It is all about balance. It no doubt makes sense to outsource parts of the workflows that can be done at scale at lower cost, but if your needs are more personal, perhaps because the […]
[…] any individual author). We look to internal processes to help us a bit with understanding and predicting author behavior, clarifying workflow for ourselves and our authors to create efficiencies but also to make more transparent the value of our slow […]
[…] 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? […]
[…] excitement. The fact that it can be used in conjunction with Slack indicates that it would readily fit into enterprise workflow. I can see immediate and significant value here for information professionals and scholars across a host of disciplines. We […]
[…] their publishing peers, like Oxford University Press, SAGE, IEEE, and many others. Beginning with a rethink of their internal metadata workflows, Emerald has elevated their governance of product data and launched a cross-functional work group of staff assigned to deliver […]
[…] of time required to scan the table of contents and then flipping to the index. It’s less disruptive to the workflow process of the reader in pursuit of a thought. Consider applying that kind of evaluative support to another book […]
[…] just your piece of it is rarely a part of any initial orientation or training. For example, in the editorial workflow an individual managing the peer review process rarely knows much about the levels of editing. In a degree program […]
[…] of the time spent conducting research and writing papers). Which is to say that the value to an institution of workflow applications powered by semantic and mobile technologies and interoperable linked data sets may exceed that of scientific journals. If […]
[…] exploited in textbooks, movies, and radio. Students of the Big Deal should look at the models at Netflix and Spotify, workflow administrators should be aware of the rapid pace of financial publishing, and publishers struggling with Sci-Hub and its ilk […]
[…] of commercial publishers such as Wiley, Springer, and Elsevier, which are beginning to move beyond publishing into a variety of workflow and analytics products based on their ability to acquire and build a variety of technology-enabled products. They have strong […]