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Geoffrey Bilder - Interoperability, visibility, credibility
The document discusses key concepts of interoperability, visibility, and credibility in the context of disseminating research information. It highlights the importance of effectively communicating research data while acknowledging the trust and authenticity required in such exchanges. Additionally, it emphasizes the need to treat data about the research process with the same respect as the research output itself.
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Editor's Notes
- #2 points Some observations What is being talked about? Agreement Tensions hiding differences unhelpful What is not being talked about? Oscar Wilde. Move beyond cropping about Impact Factor- focus on fact that citation is being undermigned.
- #4 Thanks for Invite. Catriona, ’The state of the Industry’ from your perspective’ Leyla for patience
- #5 Geoffrey Bilder Director of Strategic Initiatives Crossref With the steady increase in research outputs, and the increasing number of active researchers from both academia and industry, research stakeholders find they need to be able to automate workflows in order to scale their systems efficiently. Funders want to be able to track the outputs that arise from research they have funded. As a result, institutions find themselves having to regularly analyze and summarize the research their faculty produce. Faculty, in turn, are facing increasing accounting bureaucracy in order to meet all the reporting requirements that are cascading through the system. And finally, publishers are seeking to make the manuscript submission and evaluation process more efficient as well as to increase the discoverability and richness of their publications. The key to scaling these activities is to take advantage of the open identifier and metadata infrastructures that have been developed by the industry. This talk will explore existing and emerging industry initiatives to develop open, robust, international and interdisciplinary identifier systems to help manage the increasing reporting requirements of the academia.
- #6 Not to be too Madonna here. s Brown Monitor We've all worked for non profits and a few of us have worked for organisations who's orthodox neoliberal faith in the redemptive power of "shareholder value" would make even a commercial academic publisher blush.
- #9 Last here February 2008
- #22 STM Aims and Objectives • to assist publishers and their authors in their activities in disseminating the results of research in the fields of science, technology and medicine;
- #47 Last here February 2008