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.
Medicine® journal from Wolters Kluwer’s Lippincott portfolio successfully transitioned from a subscription-based business model to Open Access (OA) on March 31, 2014. The journal has received over 4,000 submissions thus far in 2017, with a percentage of these being transferred to Medicine® from other WK journals. Since transitioning to OA, the journal has received overRead More
The cross-organizational industry initiative previously called Common Manuscript Transfer Protocol has been officially named MECA, which stands for Manuscript Exchange Common Approach.
Spring conference season highlights the importance of partnerships. Between STM, CSE and SSP, this spring collaboration has been on full display. The message is clear – results are better when stakeholders work together.
Editorial offices, take notice! Editorial Manager, version 14.0 includes a couple of especially exciting features that will help journals guide editors to work more efficiently in the system.
Implementing and growing Open Access Publishing programs represents alternative publishing options for authors, and new revenue streams for publishers. For this reason, the OA market was recently estimated to be growing at 10-15% annually, representing between three and six percent of the total journals market.
You may have heard that Editorial Manager journals, such as PLOS and BioMedCentral, are receiving submissions transferred from the preprint server BioRxiv. Watch this new video to see how the integration works, saving time for authors.
Aries is among the peer review systems providers collaborating to create a common approach to interoperability that could have major workflow and ecosystem benefits if adopted widely.
Editorial Manager’s journal and book deployments have the functionality publishers need to support requiring ORCID iDs from authors and other workflow participants.
Thank you to all those who joined us in London on January 12th-13th for the 13th Annual EEMUG. We are grateful to the many attendees and presenters who made the event a success. At EMUG 2016 in Boston, the Feature Workshop session participants produced a list of ‘wish list’ EM features. EEMUG attendees were greetedRead More
Editorial Manager for Books is a great solution for controlling and growing books publishing programs, and now is an excellent time to learn more about how it works. Head to our video library to see our latest videos, including those focused on EM for Books. [tubepress video=”199833165″] [tubepress video=”195343474″]
Director of Product Management Tony Alves was featured in the December/January issue of ISMTE’s EON.
His article, Internet Security Concerns in Scholarly Publishing, presents an overview of online security issues facing publishers and Editorial Offices, and explains some of the ways in which Aries handles such concerns. Read the full article to learn more.