1. ORCID – Institutional Uses Minimizing contributor disambiguation costs Use-case: MIT Libraries support for OA initiative Need to determine Institute scholarly article output Acquire version of full-text for deposit to an IR 1MIT Libraries May, 2012

2. Content Recruitment Workflow Step 1 – bibliographic collection and identity resolution 2 harvest query heuristic match MIT Libraries May, 2012

3. Content Recruitment Workflow Step 2 – partially resolved citations 3MIT Libraries May, 2012

4. Enable ORCID Proxy researchers 4 Deposit API MIT Libraries May, 2012

5. Content Recruitment Workflow (ORCID-enabled) Step 1 revisited – ORCID contributor linking qqqu 5 harvest query Query API with DOI MIT Libraries May, 2012

6. Content Recruitment Workflow (ORCID-enabled) Step 2 – fully resolved citations 6MIT Libraries May, 2012

7. Scholarly Repository Ecosystem Bibliographic data 7 Licensed DBs HR data (Data warehouse) Identity Management MIT Research Profiles (People/Orgs./Resources) DSpace@MIT CrossRef Bibliographic Management System Other Local Data (e.g., grants) ORCID Reporting Module Faculty Library staff Item submission Bibliographic data Links to items Links to author profiles Harvested data Exported pub data Updates/new items Harvested data for profile setup Article request Article Completed submission Local IDs/ORCIDS Create/edit/ merge/sync MIT Libraries May, 2012