1. Your University Press/ publishing house

2. Your press: basic information
Please introduce your press:
affiliation [linked to university, library, research organization]
products [books, journals, other]
modes of publishing [print, digital, innovative formats]
open access [yes/no/in planning]
business model
quality control …
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3. Your press: technical platform
e. g.
Which software? More than one ?
Part of an institutional infrastructure or stand-alone implementation ?
Hosted or self-developed solution ?
Resources needed (vs. resources available?)?
Usability factor high or low?
How about training for the stuff?
Continued development or frozen solution? …
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4. Your press: standards in use
Consider all kind of standards:
Is your publishing workflow standardised?
soft requirements: rights, licensing, mandates, principles (FAIR) ...
standards concerning print
document-related standards
metadata standards
Standards in/for dissemination …
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5. Your press: challenges on standards
What are the trends inpublishing in the nearer future? Which do you consider to be sustainable or important?
Enhanced publications
XML-based publishing
annotation
alternative metrics
integration of research data
linked data …
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