[…] and return. One eLife is fully in production, they could replace these documents – Jim mentioned that we have some workflow to supercede an author manuscript version with the published version. Let me know if we need to discuss. David […]
[…] 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? […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] the process. Now that terms and conditions for OA may be set at the article level with consequences for failure, workflows need to be adapted. Once adapted, there are also interesting new opportunities. For example, learned societies can use article-level […]
[…] information that is pushed to you when you can Google something that’s right in front of you? There is a workflow dimension to this, certainly, but also a corrosive problem of dependence. It’s good for Google, but not great for […]
[…] a collection of copyrights; a network of authors, reviewers, and distributors; a virtual print supply chain; and a series of workflows that begin with the original manuscript and end with the purchase of a book. If there is a partnership […]
[…] was the Managing Editor of The Journal of Cell Biology (JCB). The journal had just moved to a completely electronic workflow, where authors submitted all figures in electronic format rather than sending in a set of glossy photographic prints. Having […]
[…] blog post published last night, Mendeley has this cryptic description of its role at Elsevier: Mendeley will become Elsevier’s central workflow, collaboration, and networking platform, while we continue on our mission of making science more open and collaborative. So perhaps […]
[…] are outweighed by the transition and ongoing costs of implementing the new system. The cost to convert from existing XML workflows to EPUB should not be a major factor. The transformation from XML formats such as JATS (Journal Article Tag […]
[…] to be plucked away during the nurturing phase; patents inspire investment in new initiatives that require a lot of new workflows due to constraints created by the innovation itself; and patents are time-limited, meaning they do expire and revert to […]
[…] arguments that are of purely internal significance. Meetings with the sales rep are not the time to argue about internal workflows, budget allocations, collection development strategies, personality conflicts, and management style. It’s unprofessional to have family quarrels in front of […]
[…] systems for peer review were implemented as publishers accepted more author manuscripts from an increasingly global pool of researchers. Production. Workflow was reengineered to start with “digital first,” and work was outsourced to lower costs and shorten cycle times, which […]
[…] of losing members is a longer-term challenge and may be dependent on the people working in these professions developing online workflows using mobile technology. Advertising Revenues. A very real barrier to moving online only for some journals is the loss […]
[…] digital technology unless they could rewrite the rules for this market in some way. And some did: lower costs through workflow engineering; higher prices from adding pages and issues to journals; and, most importantly, market dominance by bundling a number […]
[…] Responsive web design, especially the complex variety seen in the Boston Globe, is not easy to implement. It requires different workflows than many web developers are used to. While the process can begin with traditional wireframes and glossy design work, […]