In a competitive research landscape, researchers can no
longer afford to just publish and hope for receiving impact. To leave a
mark, researchers have to take their impact into their own hands.
Researchers need to keep all of their scholarly output in a database, to
share through academic social networking sites. Researchers also,
should create a "permalink" for each of their publications. A "permalink"
is a stable, permanent (or persistent) link to an online journal article or
subscription resource, that can be accessed from any computer at any
time. It is often different to the URL that appears at the top of your
browser - the link displayed there may be session dependent, and will
only work for a particular person in a particular time period. This
presentation provides guidelines on how to create a publication
database for enhancing research visibility and citations.
Nader
Ale Ebrahim holds a PhD degree in Technology Management from the Department of
Engineering Design and Manufacture, Faculty of Engineering, University of
Malaya. He holds a Master of Science in the Mechanical Engineering from the
University of Tehran with distinguished honors. He also has over 19 years of
experience in the establishment of the R&D departments in different
companies, heading projects as the project director and project coordinator and
implementing knowledge based system in the R&D department. His current
research interest focuses on E-skills, Research Tools, Bibliometrics and
managing virtual NPD teams in SMEs’ R&D centers. His papers/articles have
published and presented in the several journals and conferences.
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