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Below are links to all Reprints Desk news for the calendar year-to-date.
Speeding Approval in the Era of Electronic Submissions
Even though it has been two years since the electronic system was implemented, many pharmaceutical companies are still struggling to navigate the approval process efficiently.
March 3, 2010
View From The Top: Reprints Desk
Knowledge management (KM) owns a critical role in aiding organizations to continuously drive improvements in performance, business processes, innovation, asset utilization and collaboration. Reprints Desk, a subsidiary of Derycz Scientific, Inc., is a trusted workflow and compliance partner for organizations of all sizes who are committed to continuous advancements in KM—from Fortune 500 companies to innovative start-ups, academic institutions, and government entities from around the world.
March 1, 2010
Document Delivery Showdown: Research Solutions v. Reprints Desk
When I’m in a crunch and need an article fast, I turn to document delivery services. I have had great success with Research Solutions, but there is a new kid on the document delivery block, Reprints Desk. Below is a head-to-head comparison of these two document delivery vendors.
February 11, 2010
Copyright the key: hard work is not easy
Penny Crossland’s report from Content Workflow 2010 (http://digbig.com/5bbarw ) was especially interesting in that copyright was branded as ‘the biggest killer in the information environment’ by one of the speakers
February 9, 2010
Professional Media Briefs: Nature Publishing Group, Society for Investigative Dermatology, HMP Holdings, Reprints Desk and Elsevier
Derycz Scientific subsidiary Reprints Desk signed a content-distribution deal with UK-based publisher Informa, enabling Reprints Desk to sell individual articles in PDF and paper format from Informa's more than 1,000 peer-reviewed healthcare and life-science journals. Reprints Desk said it now has distribution deals with the world's five largest STM journal publishers.
February 2, 2010
Changing culture: workflow and content
Reports of Content Workflow 2010 by Penny Crossland (http://digbig.com/5bbady and http://digbig.com/5bbadx ) have had me nodding from the sideline this week. I worked as an information professional in the STM sector, namely as a Clinical Effectiveness Librarian for a large NHS Trust, and content and workflow issues were always on my mind. My job quite simply - to facilitate and enable decision making and change by fumsi (find, use, manage, share information).
January 28, 2010
Workflows - managing information chaos
This week's Content Workflow event in Frankfurt (see http://www.vivavip.com/go/e27852 for part one of a report on the event) saw some thought-provoking presentations on the issue of online access to documents.
January 28, 2010
Workflows - the issue of 'integgregation'
Yesterday's Content Workflow 2010 event in Frankfurt (http://www.contentworkflow.eu/) was organised by Reprints Desk (http://www2.reprintsdesk.com/), a relatively new company in the document delivery arena. Four speakers, representing end-users and providers of solutions sought to address the important issue of how to integrate STM content into the workflow of information professionals and to explore the implications for copyright compliance. The capacity audience was largely made up of representatives from pharmaceutical companies and was there to hear about how to distribute vital information while ensuring copyright compliance.
January 27, 2010
Turbo charging content delivery and value?
A current white paper from ‘Reprints Desk, Inc, ‘Relieving information centre budget pressures through document delivery cost reduction and workflow re-configuration’, doesn’t exactly slip off the tongue easily. However it does spell out the overall message and statistics rather well. See http://digbig.com/5baxsf
January 14, 2010
Speeding the path to FDA approval in the era of electronic submissions
There are services out there dedicated specifically to helping you avoid the pitfalls and hold-ups associated with the approval process. If a company’s expertise lies in drug development, the company should find a professional document repurposing company to manage the approval process.
January 11, 2010
Reprints Desk Adds Informa Healthcare Titles to Document Delivery Service
Reprints Desk, Inc. announced an agreement with Informa plc that enables the company to deliver individual Informa articles in PDF and paper format from more than 1,000 peer-reviewed scholarly journals.
January 5, 2010
Copyrighted content provider lines up new customers and publishers
Although the Internet has made published content vastly more accessible and usable, there is still the not-so-small matter of obtaining reprint rights and dealing with the variety of contractural terms that publishers might impose. On the publisher side, access to the market is constrained by having a network that can tap into archived published material. Enter Derycz Scientific (Santa Monica, CA), which has been working for several years on software and services to streamline the process of obtaining copyrighted material, and the permissions needed to redistribute it, either electronically or on paper
January 5, 2010
Speeding the Path to Regulatory Approval in the Era of Electronic Submissions
Newswise -- When a pharmaceutical company wants its new drug on the market, it must first submit mountains of paperwork to regulatory agencies like the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA)—most of it scientific articles describing the drug’s properties. Gathering these articles can be time-consuming, expensive and downright exhausting. And if the company opts to submit them all electronically, there’s another hurdle to clear: the regulatory agency wants all articles in the electronic Common Technical Document (eCTD) format. What’s an overworked pharma company staffer to do? Answer: turn to a dedicated professional document service for help. Such a service can speed the drug approval process and help companies save time and money
January 1, 2010
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