2018 in Review: Top Podcast Episodes on Globalization
Publishing’s global culture of excellence in science and the arts continues to push boundaries – new markets; new technologies; and new communities.
Open Access Must-Reads: December 2018 Edition
As 2018 comes to a close, we thought we’d share a collection of important articles that expound upon “can’t miss” developments in the world of Open Access.
2018 in Review: CCC’s Top Headlines on Digital Transformation, Copyright Law and Open Access
Notable topics from 2018 included digital transformation, info management in life sciences, Open Access and copyright legislation.
Scoreboard: 2018 Copyright Trends
How did our predictions for copyright trends in 2018 stack up against reality? Read on for the wins, the losses, and more.
Let Minimum Viable Metadata Maximize Your Content ROI
Work smarter by defining the Minimal Viable Metadata for your organization’s content: the bare minimum information required to describe each element.
How Agile Are You? Why R&D Strategy, Structure & Decision Making Needs to Shift
As pharma companies look to improve their R&D productivity in the new year, some are shifting from a traditional mindset… Read more
Building Bridges to Knowledge: From the Minds of Content Creators to the Minds of Users [Upcoming Webinar]
Join Kiren Shoman (Editorial Director, SAGE Publishing) on 12 December for a live discussion on digital transformation in academic publishing.
What the World’s Largest IT Leadership Study Tells Us About the State of the Pharma Industry
The latest Harvey Nash/KPMG CIO Survey – the largest IT leadership study in the world – helps us gauge how pharma firms are adopting digital technologies.
Can’t-Miss Sessions at STM Week 2018
Browse our top picks from the STM Week 2018 agenda, including sessions led by CCC’s Chuck Hemenway on Plan S and Babis Marmanis on AI.
Big Pharma Launches Digital Transformation Plans into Overdrive
Pharma industry leaders are realizing the impact of digital transformation efforts. But new research shows 3 in 4 are still in the early phases of digital development.