Data requirements and ownership
Define the article, issue and journal data that should be captured, validated and maintained through the publishing workflow.
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Publishing technology
Metadata & integrations
Structured publishing data and connected systems that improve discovery, reporting and continuity.
Technology in context
Built around publishing continuity.
Metadata is a core part of a journal’s infrastructure. It connects research to contributors, funders, references, identifiers, libraries, discovery services and future publishing systems.
What we do
Technology work with clear operational ownership.
Integration and data flow
Review how submission, production, platform and reporting systems exchange information, and where manual work or data gaps create risk.
Quality and discoverability
Establish useful checks and improvement routines so published records are complete, reliable and easier to identify and connect.
The result
Infrastructure that can be understood and managed.
- More consistent structured data
- Improved discoverability and reporting
- Less downstream correction work
- Greater readiness for transitions and preservation
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