Hoping to be more efficient this spring? Want to save time during peer review? Try these recent innovations to streamline your journal workflow. Simplify Author Submission with Xtract Editorial Manager Xtract saves Authors’ time by pre-populating metadata fields using data from their submitted Word manuscript file, reducing the time it takes to complete the submissionRead More
Beginning in version 15.0, StatReviewer joins the comprehensive list of decision support tools integrated into Editorial Manager. StatReviewer analyzes the statistical and reporting integrity of scholarly manuscripts. Integration into Editorial Manager means that Editors and Reviewers benefit from automatic and comprehensive analysis at their fingertips. Watch the video. StatReviewer supplements the work of human ReviewersRead More
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) becomes law in a few short months.
Do you have a colleague who exhibits innovative insight or a penchant for problem solving?
Sincere thanks to the record number of industry professionals who participated in EEMUG 2018 last month! If you missed it, catch up on the useful presentations from the meeting.
To support continued growth, Aries completed an office move earlier this year!
There is much buzz around the Journal Article Tag Suite, also known as JATS. Most recently, a Scholarly Kitchen article shed light on JATS4R, a working group that seeks to optimize reusability of JATS tagged content.
Editorial Manager functionality was recently mentioned on the ISMTE listserv.
Did you know that Aries offers all journals using Editorial Manager free integration with numerous authoring tools and services (Overleaf, Editage & others) as well as preprint servers such as bioRxiv.
Like many world-scale Web presences (Amazon, Google, etc.), the Editorial Manager (EM) system is built around Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) – why is this so important?
Several recent incidents of peer review fraud have involved the use of author-suggested reviewers.
We asked about 130 attendees of the 2017 Editorial Manager User Group meeting — to tell us what makes them smile. If this sounds familiar, it’s because we tasked our 2017 European Editorial Manager User group meeting attendees with something similar.