Portal:PubMan

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CoLab Portal for PubMan

PubMan - the eSciDoc Solution for Publication Management: PubMan supports scientists and institutes in the management and the digital curation of their publications. This solution addresses all disciplines and focuses on the target groups of scientists, local librarians and local IT. Due to the heterogeneous policies, cultures and workflows of the Max Planck Institutes, customization and configuration options throughout the solution's features are of major importance.

With PubMan, the Max Planck Digital Library (MPDL) develops a service-oriented, flexible-to-use institutional repository software. Since 2009, the repository is introduced at the Max Planck Institutes and the publication data are gradually migrated from the current repository eDoc to the central installation of PubMan for the MPG. The software is a solution within the eSciDoc project, which is a joint open-source project by the MPDL and the FIZ Karlsruhe.

PubMan Quick Start
You can have a look at the test installation with the latest release of PubMan.
In order to get a full overview on the PubMan functionalities, please log on to the system with the demo account we have created for this issue. User name is "demo" and the password is also "demo".

Please also have a look at the short guided tour on PubMan in order to get an impression on PubMan.

In our PubMan Blog you can catch up on recent PubMan developments.

Functionalities/Concepts

PubMan functionalities

Currently implemented PubMan Functionalities can be found here.


Basic concepts

For proper design of the solution and its features and alignment with conditions applied to other services, you find here an overview of our basic functional concepts.

Versioning · Control of Named Entities · Persistent Identification · Collections and Organizational Units · Metadata · Application Profiles

PubMan Community

The development of PubMan, as any other eSciDoc solution, is very community-driven.

Based on an overall participation concept, Early Adopters and Pilot institutes from the Max Planck Society as well as projects dealing with discipline-specific extensions for PubMan are closely involved into the software development life cycle.

The communities represent the variety of scientific fields within the Max Planck Society and the different interest groups (scientists, librarians, local IT) for an institutional repository.


Pubman Support
Please visit our PubMan Support Page to find further information on PubMan and PubMan Community or if you need help working with PubMan.
You want to contact us directly? Feel free to email the PubMan Support Team!


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