#PSP2017 Adding Value in the Age of Open Plenary #1: Scholarly Collaboration Networks The scholarly publishing industry is working to adapt to researcher needs and behaviors relating to article sharing technologies and communities. Large-scale digital networks create opportunities for greater exposure and utility of scholarly research papers. But they also potentially enable an end-around of copyrights and traditional subscriptions. Can publishers and researchers collaborate to find a common ground that works for both?

1. Laurence Bianchini –
MyScienceWork 2/1/17
TDM Enhanced Repositories and
Sharing Pla7orms

4. New Sharing
& Discovery
Experience

6. Ins7tu7onal Research Promo7on Portals
within MyScienceWork.com
1- Centralize & Maximize Discoverability
to all their research output (researcher’s profiles & scien7fic output)
2- Communica>on Strategy
By profesionnal science journalists
& Access to a global audience
3- Customized Management Tools
& Metrics
4- Collabora>ve Features

8. Repurposing Repositories
- Event & Project management
- Annota7ons / Discussions
- Communica3on news
- Dashboards / metrics
- …

9. On Demand Technology and Reports
1- Iden7fy emerging topics/technology/experts
2- Monitor impact, usage & dissemina7on on social media and data-bases
3- Thema7c studies & research mapping
4- Cura7on & collabora7on services for researchers and authors

10. Some of our Partners

11. For more informa7on
laurence.bianchini@mysciencework.com
Lauren Bianchini
COO
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