attribution in the research lifecycle: persistent identifiers
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Thomson Reuters: Attribution in the Research Lifecycle Renee Reagon Thomson Reuters IP and Science Professional Services Manager Orcid Kenya Workshop 23 July 2015
Modular to flexibly meet customer needs
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Publica5ons Management
Graduate Student
Management
Configura5on Research Analy5cs
Research Portal
Pre-‐ & Post-‐ Award
Management
IP PorBolio Management
Applica5on Modules
Func5onal Modules
Core Module
Global challenges for effec5ve research management
Pro-‐ac5ve Research
Management
AJract talent
Increase collabora5ons
Produce more publica5ons (in more high impact journals)
Make efficient and effec5ve use of available funding
Increase success rates, and external research
funding
Generate more high impact, innova5ve project ideas
Produce more patents (and license agreements)
Generate more spin-‐outs, products, exper5se,
services, …
Individual Researcher: Increasing your visibility and academic reputa5on
§ Winning at publishing and research: Publish in high impact
journals
§ Showcasing your research: publicise researcher profiles, Being visible on social media pla?orms
§ Building your network: Collaborate with top researchers
§ Monitor and evaluate your success: track and benchmark
§ Op5mising the use of reputa5on management tools
WHAT IS ORCID
• Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID)
• ORCID initiative is the core component of an industry-wide effort to address author disambiguation to connect researchers to their work by associating a persistent author identifier.
• This academic reputation management tool has gained wide acceptance
WHAT IS RESEARCHERID
• ResearcherID is a place for researchers to manage and share their professional information. Solve author identity issues while simultaneously adding dynamic citation metrics and collaboration networks to the researcher’s personal profile.
• Each member is assigned a unique identifier to enable researchers to manage their publication lists, track their times cited counts and h-index, identify potential collaborators and avoid author misidentification
• www.researcherid.com
WHY INTEGRATE ORCID AND RESEARCHERID?
• As a founding member of the ORCID initiative, Thomson Reuters is committed to supporting ORCID and the needs of our users
• The ResearcherID ORCID integration allows for the seamless exchange of publication data between the two systems. ResearcherID and ORCID are complementary attribution identifiers, and it is essential that scholarly authors and researchers have both. ORCID is a platform-agnostic identifier, whereas the ResearcherID identifier is specific to Thomson Reuters.
Breaking down the silo
Ins5tu5onal Data • People | Org units| AffiliaGons | OpGonal: PublicaGons • Sources: Finance, HR, IR, RIS, DW, …
Converis
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ORCID ID: 0000-0001-5442-5838
+ other online sources, file formats and manual creaGon.
Make your work visible and accessible. In two bridged worlds now. THANK YOU ! Renee Reagon, email [email protected]
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