Fabrica

New Release of Fabrica: Improvements Inspired by User Feedback

Kristian Garza and Suzanne Vogt Fabrica

We are excited to announce the latest release of Fabrica! We are thrilled to announce that this release includes 13 new improvements that have been heavily influenced by user feedback and user behavior.

At DataCite, we believe in a user-driven design approach and are committed to creating the best possible experience for our users. We want to express our gratitude to all users who have taken the time to share their thoughts and ideas with us. Your input is invaluable and has played a crucial role in developing these changes.

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New Prefix Assignment Workflow in Fabrica

Suzanne Vogt and Paul Vierkant Uncategorized

We are happy to announce that we have improved the prefix assignment workflow in Fabrica. Following  pillar one of our strategic plan: “Provide easy, efficient and responsive community services to support the needs of our community”, we simplified the prefix assignment workflow. The new process gives more autonomy to our members when setting up repositories in Fabrica.

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Changes to Fabrica and the DataCite mailing lists: update your contact information in Fabrica to get up-to-date information

Sarala Wimalaratne and Paul Vierkant Uncategorized

We are happy to announce that we are taking the final steps on our way to providing you with all the relevant information you need. We outlined this transition already last year, meaning to move away from our current mailing lists to mailing lists that will be based on member information available in DataCite Fabrica. […]

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DataCite’s New Search

Martin Fenner Uncategorized

Today we are announcing our first new functionality of 2019, a much improved search for DataCite DOIs and metadata. While the DataCite Search user interface has not changed, changes under the hood bring many important improvements and are our biggest changes to search since 2012. Faster Indexing Newly registered (and tagged findable) DOIs now appear […]

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