We're reaching out to invite you to participate in an important survey on publisher ORCID collection policies. STM's recent Researcher Identity Verification Framework whitepaper notes: "By working with ORCID…platforms can gain confidence in user identities and contribute to a positive feedback loop by adding verified claims back into researchers' profiles." Through this survey, we seek to better understand publishers' current policies and processes around ORCID collection and help us understand what steps we can take together to realize STM's recommendation.
This survey delves into the detailed aspects of ORCID collection within your submission systems. We understand that this information might be best answered by personnel involved in submission system administration or those with deep knowledge of your ORCID policy implementation. Please feel free to forward this invitation to the appropriate person within your organization.
Your feedback is invaluable as we work to understand and improve the landscape of ORCID integration in scholarly publishing.
Take the survey here.
Thank you for helping us gather these important insights!
Also of interest, we recently published a new blog post, "Scholarly Publishers and ORCID: Partnering to Advance Trust in Research." This post highlights the critical role publishers play in strengthening the scholarly record, from ORCID's early days to the importance of collecting co-author data, and outlines actionable steps for enhancing ORCID integrations. It offers great context for why this survey is so important.
Read the blog post here.
We appreciate your continued partnership in building a more trusted and connected research ecosystem.
Sincerely,
Julie Petro
Director of Communications, ORCID
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Julie Petro
Director of Communications
ORCID
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