LCMS : What Are They Really Good For?
With the majority of the enterprise still working from home or working in a hybrid model, it’s never been more critical to strengthen enterprise learning strategies with the right tools and systems.
PLOS Adopts CCC’s RightsLink® for Scientific Communications to Manage New Community Action Publishing Model
This marks the first pure Open Access Publisher to implement CCC’s Market-Leading SaaS Platform for Institutional Agreement Management.
Transformative Models for Scholarly Publishing
Building a strategy to automate and manage “transformative agreements” for OA publishing.
CCC’s RightsLink® for Scientific Communications Increases Awareness of Available Open Access Publication Funding Upon Manuscript Submission
RLSC now can inform authors of available Open Access (OA) publication funding throughout the manuscript lifecycle, starting with submission.
Towards a Culture of Data Sharing
Opportunity in biomedical research has never been greater, and NIH believes strongly that enhancing expectations for data management and sharing allows maximization of that opportunity.
Publishing in 2021: Advancing at the Speed of Science
This post is the second in our two-part series on key trends emerging from the coronavirus disruption of the scientific publishing ecosystem that are likely to continue in 2021.
Publishing in 2021: From Diverse Voices to Digital Transformation
In the first of a two part series presented by CCC, thought-leaders discuss the 2021 outlook for publishing, Open Access, Open Research, new workflows, K-12, digital transformation and copyright.
Amazon Considering E-book Lending for Libraries
Discussions with the Digital Public Library of America cover Amazon Publishing titles only.
Global Outlook for Open Access
The walls surrounding research and scholarship have largely fallen, razed by the coronavirus pandemic. Today, the general public avidly follows developments in research related to COVID-19. And the range of concerns goes well beyond virology or epidemiology.
The Pandemic’s Effect on the Scientific Publishing Ecosystem
It was likely an outside disruptor would force changes to the scientific publishing ecosystem. COVID-19 has been that disruptor.