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ABSTRACT / INTRODUCTION
ORCID has provided a service to individual researchers by providing a disambiguative identifier and to grant
funders, publishers and research organisations by supporting an authoritative registry of these researchers
works as well as trusted connections to that registry via API. However, obtaining useful data from the ORCID
registry was previously limited to complex API queries, which was often inaccessible and cumbersome to
many parties. In 2020, ORCID endeavoured to level UP by creating a Data Dashboard with useful statistics to
ORCID consortia lead organisations, such as Royal Society Te Apārangi. This oral presentation will introduce
the Dashboard, examine lessons learned about ORCID metadata and illustrate aspects about the current
state of research in New Zealand through connections to ORCID.
Acknowledgements:
Tom Demeranville, Product Director, ORCID
ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)
Based in Hong Kong, Brian is a point of contact for expanding ORCID member organisations in South
Asia and Hong Kong, supporting existing ORCID Consortia in Oceania and conducting scholarly
communications outreach and events throughout the Asia Pacific. Before joining ORCID, Brian was a
scholarly communications librarian at Hong Kong Baptist University and a Research Associate at
University of San Francisco’s Ricci Institute of Chinese-Western Cultural History.