Hi

Not everyone who uses a CRIS uses it as a repository - few probably do actually 
as they have started a while back with their repository software. If I'm not 
wrong, Symplectic Elements facilitates the workflow from the CRIS to the IR.


Eric Archambault
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On May 18, 2016, at 09:30, Ross Mounce 
<ross.mou...@gmail.com<mailto:ross.mou...@gmail.com>> wrote:

Hi Jessica (et al.),

I guess it depends which list you read.

Elsevier's own list boasts over 200 PURE implementations at different 
institutions including 28 in the UK: 
https://www.elsevier.com/solutions/pure/who-uses-pure/clients

Even Elsevier's list isn't complete. I know for a fact that for instance that 
the University of Bath uses PURE http://www.bath.ac.uk/ris/pure/ and yet this 
doesnt appear on Elsevier's list, nor OpenDOAR.

OpenDOAR is a registry run by people with close links to EPrints & DSpace. It's 
no surprise then that EPrints and DSpace are well registered within OpenDOAR.

Time to remove the blinkers. PURE is much more prevalent than you'd think from 
a glance at OpenDOAR.




On 18 May 2016 at 13:08, Jessica Lindholm 
<jessica.lindh...@chalmers.se<mailto:jessica.lindh...@chalmers.se>> wrote:
Hi Ross (et al.),
Out of curiosity I had to check the amount of Pure instances as you mentioned 
that many institutional repositories run on Pure.

Checking openDOAR’s registry of repositories (http://www.opendoar.org/) I find 
16 PURE-repositories listed, whereas e.g. Eprints has +400 instances and DSpace 
has +1300 instances. However I am not at all sure to what degree openDOAR is 
containing exhaustive data (or rather I am quite sure it doesn’t) -it is either 
lacking data about PURE instances – or if not, I do not agree that they are 
many..

Regards
Jessica  Lindholm


From: goal-boun...@eprints.org<mailto:goal-boun...@eprints.org> 
[mailto:goal-boun...@eprints.org<mailto:goal-boun...@eprints.org>] On Behalf Of 
Ross Mounce
Sent: den 17 maj 2016 22:54
To: Global Open Access List (Successor of AmSci) 
<goal@eprints.org<mailto:goal@eprints.org>>
Subject: Re: [GOAL] Re : Re: SSRN Sellout to Elsevier

Elsevier have actually done a really good job of infiltrating institutional 
repositories too:
http://rossmounce.co.uk/2013/01/25/elseviers-growing-monopoly-of-ip-in-academia/

They bought Atira back in 2012 which created PURE which is the software that 
many of world's institutional repositories run on.
I presume it reports back all information to Elsevier so they can further 
monetise academic IP.

Best,

Ross




On 17 May 2016 at 21:22, Joachim SCHOPFEL 
<joachim.schop...@univ-lille3.fr<mailto:joachim.schop...@univ-lille3.fr>> wrote:
Uh - "the distributed network of Green institutional repositories worldwide is 
not for sale"? Not so sure - the green institutional repositories can be 
replaced by other solutions, can't they ? Better solutions, more 
functionalities, more added value, more efficient, better connected to 
databases and gold/hybrid journals etc.

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De: Stevan Harnad <amscifo...@gmail.com<mailto:amscifo...@gmail.com>>
À: Global Open Access List (Successor of AmSci) 
<goal@eprints.org<mailto:goal@eprints.org>>
Envoyé: Tue, 17 May 2016 17:03:18 +0200 (CEST)
Objet: Re: [GOAL] SSRN Sellout to Elsevier

Shame on SSRN.

Of course we know exactly why Elsevier acquired SSRN (and Mendeley):

It's to retain their stranglehold over a domain (peer-reviewed 
scholarly/scientific research publishing) in which they are no longer needed, 
and in which they would not even have been able to gain as much as a foothold 
if it had been born digital, instead of being inherited as a legacy from an 
obsolete Gutenberg era.

I don't know about Arxiv (needless centralization and its concentrated expenses 
are always vulnerabe to faux-benign take-overs) but what's sure is that the 
distributed network of Green institutional repositories worldwide  is not for 
sale, and that is their strength...

Stevan Harnad



On Tue, May 17, 2016 at 8:03 AM, Bo-Christer Björk 
<bo-christer.bj...@hanken.fi<mailto:bo-christer.bj...@hanken.fi>> wrote:

This is an interesting news item which should interest the
readers of this list. Let's hope arXiv is not for sale.

Bo-Christer Björk



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joining Mendeley<https://www.mendeley.com/?signout> and 
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services, and we look forward to our new access to data, products,
and additional resources that this change facilitates. (See Gregg
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Like SSRN, Mendeley and Elsevier are focused on creating tools
that enhance researcher workflow and productivity. SSRN has been
at the forefront of on-line sharing of working papers. We are
committed to continue our innovation and this change will enable
that to happen more quickly. SSRN will benefit from access to the
vast new data and resources available, including Mendeley’s
reference management and personal library management tools, their
new researcher profile capabilities, and social networking
features. Importantly, we will also have new access for SSRN
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Elsevier together can cooperatively build bridges to close the
divide between the previously separate worlds and workflows of
working papers and published papers.


We realize that this change may create some concerns about the
intentions of a legacy publisher acquiring an open-access working
paper repository. I shared this concern. But after much discussion
about this matter and others in determining if Mendeley and
Elsevier would be a good home for SSRN, I am convinced that they
would be good stewards of our mission. And our copyright policies
are not in conflict -- our policy has always been to host only
papers that do not infringe on copyrights. I expect we will have
some conflicts as we align our interests, but I believe those will
be surmountable.


Until recently I was convinced that the SSRN community was best
served being a stand-alone entity. But in evaluating our future in
the evolving landscape, I came to believe that SSRN would benefit
from being more interconnected and with the resources available
from a larger organization. For example, there is scale in systems
administration and security, and SSRN can provide more value to
users with access to more data and resources.


On a personal note, it has been an honor to be involved over the
past 25 years in the founding and growth of the SSRN website and
the incredible community of authors, researchers and institutions
that has made this all possible. I consider it one of my great
accomplishments in life. The community would not have been
successful without the commitment of so many of you who have
contributed in so many ways. I am proud of the community we have
created, and I invite you to continue your involvement and support
in this effort.


The staff at SSRN are all staying (including Gregg Gordon, CEO and
myself), the Rochester office is still in place, it will still be
free to upload and download papers, and we remain committed to
“Tomorrow’s Research Today”. I look forward to and am committed to
a successful transition and to another great 25 years for the SSRN
community that rivals the first.


Michael C. Jensen

Founder & Chairman, SSRN



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