This is the first in a series of blog posts in which CCC shares this analysis with the scholarly community to spark dialogue and drive action with respect to metadata management during each stage of the research lifecycle.
The conference covers key topics in the dissemination of scholarly content, with a scope that ranges from the creation of content by researchers to the point when the readers access the content, and beyond into archiving and preservation.
The Ringgold Identify Database is applied to organizations, not individuals or creative works, and provides additional layers of information such as hierarchies, structured metadata, and more.
The scholarly publishing ecosystem continues to rapidly evolve due to continued pressure from research funders and academic institutions to accelerate Open Access (OA), Open Research, and Open Science.
Herman Mentink focuses on the impact and importance of communication and collaboration between publishers and their institutional partners, as well as with internal stakeholders.
The world of scholarly publishing is rapidly changing in response to pressure from research funders and policymakers to accelerate the move to open access (OA).
