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Our partners share our vision for a better connected, more transparent research ecosystem. We can only achieve this by working in close partnership with our community. We strive to remain a lean organization, with a small dedicated staff delivering services to millions of users and hundreds of members all around the world. To be successful in the pursuit of our strategic vision, ORCID needs to be embedded into the communities we serve with effective outreach and communication, good technical integrations, and iDs being collected and connected wherever researchers create or re-use information about their research. At the center of everything we do are our users, our members, and the other organizations with which we collaborate.

ORCID is a community-governed organization, established-with the help of our launch partners-by and for the research community. * Please note that volunteers are expected to share your ORCID iD with us at the start of the project so we can recognize your contributions in this way.

Inclusion in periodic blog posts about your working group or task force and/or about community contributions more generally.

A permanent record of every working group and task force on our website and in our repository.

If you have done these steps, information about your contribution in working groups can be automatically added to your ORCID record* Please note this acknowledgement requires you to have a Figshare account and to link your ORCID iD and DataCite profile.

A permanent record of every working group and task force on our website and in our repository.

Translations and software/code contributions are listed on GitHub.

Board members are recognized on the ORCID team page.

A listing of all past working groups and task forces, including members, on this page.

To show our appreciation for everyone who provides volunteer support for ORCID and our community, we are delighted to publicly recognize your contributions, including: We greatly value and appreciate these contributions.

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ORCID community members-individuals and organizations -also support us in other ways, including providing translations of our Registry and outreach resources, contributing open source software and code, sharing their own education and communications materials, and more.

These groups may be formed by the Board or staff, are usually chaired by a Board or staff member, and include members and non-members with expertise in the given area. These volunteers helped us clarify community needs and requirements, provided hands-on assistance, and enabled us to prioritize, plan, and implement our membership model, technical features, and outreach tools.Īs we brought on dedicated staff, we have replaced the original working groups with fixed-term task forces and community working groups that focus on specific issues. In our early days, we were supported by a group of dedicated volunteers on our business, outreach, and technical working groups. Recently, we’ve added a Certified Service Provider Program and a Product Interest Group, and we will be adding a Consortia Interest Group in the near future.

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The ORCID community currently includes everyone who supports our mission, including researchers and organizations involved in research-universities, laboratories, commercial research companies, research funders, publishers, patent offices, repositories, professional societies, and more-as well as organizations that build systems that support information management among and between these groups. From the outset, we have benefited greatly from community involvement.

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