Our ‘Thinking about ORCID….’ guide suggests alternatives to immediate systems implementation of ORCID.

See also Imperial College’s Guide to implementing ORCID at a University.

Lots of places: On business cards, letter heads, email signatures, (don’t forget to update your corporate standards for all of these!), personal web pages, LinkedIn profiles, and on Wikipedia.

Here’s how: You probably have colleagues who are the subject of Wikipedia articles, and certainly some who edit Wikipedia. Their ORCID IDs can be included on the articles about them, or on their user pages. See the Wikipedia guidance for how to do this.

The changes made by ORCID in response to GDPR are outlined in their knowledge base article and address user control and individual rights.