Thomas Vestdam's presentation from the ORCID and CRIS webinar, December 18 2014.

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Thomas Vestdam (PhD)
Head of Product Technology
Elsevier (Aalborg, Denmark)
T.Vestdam@elsevier.com
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-1336-7368
Pure vs ORCID

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Pure
Enterprise CRIS system
100+ customers - in several countries
We are active in euroCRIS, CASRAI and ORCID
community
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ORCID in Pure
• Researchers can import their ORCID ID into Pure
• Researchers can create an ORCID ID from Pure
• Creation of ORCID IDs can be delegated in Pure
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ORCID in Pure (Feature Candidates for 2015)
• ORCID as an publication import source
• Populate ORCID profile from Pure - i.e. allow
researchers to update their ORCID profile with
content from Pure
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The future of ORCID in context of CRIS systems
The ability to identify a researcher is key
The grand promises
• Auto-discovery (“Find my stuff”)
• Identification when exchanging data
• Assement submission
• Applying for funding
• Reporting back to Funders
• Hosted data-sets
• “Networking”
• “Disambiguation”
• …
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The future of ORCID in context of CRIS systems
Focus on acceptance and utilisation of ORCID
identifiers
• Content producers
• Researchers, Scopus, WoK, PubMed,
Publishers, …
• Content comsumers
• Funders, “Assessment Organisations”, CRIS
vendors, Repositories, …
• Standardisation communities
• euroCRIS, CASRAI, …
Do not become yet another “profile hub”
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