CCC has launched a new automated, data-driven tool designed to improve content providers’ ability to generate the clean, actionable information required to craft agreements with research institutions and funders of open-access publishing.
CCC’s Senior Director, Information & Content Solutions, Jamie Carmichael looks at the importance of data quality in negotiating and implementing open access (OA) institutional agreements.
Data is key to fueling the transition to Open Access publishing models, but it also presents some of the largest challenges. In the first part of a 3-part series, Herman Mentink takes a look at some of the data challenges publishers face in this transition.
ACS and CCC believe that with open dialogue and determination, we can replace previously unsolvable challenges with mutual benefits that create greater value for our institutions and the broader scholarly community.Â
CCC’s Christopher Kenneally and Matthew Day, Head of Open Research Policy & Partnerships at Cambridge University Press in conversation about the latest innovations in stakeholder communication and collaboration during the scholarly publishing process.
As open scholarly publishing continues to undergo immense change, publishers are looking to each other to hear first-hand about sustainable approaches, program innovations, and tried-and-true practices.
The transition to Open Access (OA) business models and subsequent funding mandates has introduced many challenges for publishers, including an additional level of complexity to their publishing workflows.
In the accelerating transition to Open Access, The Microbiology Society has concentrated great attention on making strides to streamline author workflow from submission and review to publication.
