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[April 2019] What Factors are Considered when Selecting Peer Reviewers?

With increased demands on publications, it can be difficult for Editors to identify high-quality Reviewers. We conducted a poll to gauge what factors are considered when choosing Reviewers for a manuscript. We asked journal offices: “What matters most to you when selecting Reviewers?” Read our blog to learn the results of the poll and howRead More

[May 2015] Editorial Humors

Other Editorial Humors cartoons appeared in recent newsletters.

[May 2009] Editorial Manager Selected by Brazilian Society of Urology

The International Brazilian Journal of Urology, a leading scientific publication, has selected Editorial Manager for online peer review. Journals can use Editorial Manager to attract a wider range of international authors to enrich the quality of their publication.

[January 2013] Editorial Humors

Regardless of industry or product/service offered, these days, businesses are searching for inventive ways to operate more efficiently…. Other Editorial Humors cartoons appeared in recent newsletters. Editorial Humors is published under a Creative Commons license that permits free republishing with appropriate acknowledgement: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/deed.en_US.

[February 2011] Version 8.1 went to general release in January

Thanks to the Rapid Application Development and Deployment (RADD) methodologies used by Aries, we are pleased to announce the third major release within a 12-month period. After beta testing and gamma deployment starting in October 2010, EM and PM Version 8.1 went to general release in the second week of January 2011. Tony Alves, Director of Product Management, commented, “EnhancedRead More

[March 2022] CRediT Taxonomy Published NISO Standard

The CRediT Contributor Roles Taxonomy was recently published as an official ANSI/NISO standard. Integrated with EM since 2016, the taxonomy consists of 14 pre-definied classifications and three degrees of participation to allow researchers to designate various levels of individual input for scholarly works.

[February 2022] EAR: Reporting Across Data Sources Using Joins

Publications can use Joins to enrich or tighten reports by combining additional data contained within a different source among the dozens tables and views available within the EM/PM Enterprise Analytics Reporting (EAR) suite. For additional information on Joins, download our reference sheet or watch this brief tutorial video.

[November 2012] Only five spaces left for December meetings in London

Last call for user group meeting registration! The meetings will feature tutorials and interactive session on the use of Editorial Manager and ProduXion Manager as well as other current topics in publishing. Aries is pleased to announce the following EEMUG guest speakers: Sarah Robbie of Taylor & Francis Rachael Lammey of CrossRef Simon Inger ofRead More

[August 2013] Editorial Humors

Other Editorial Humors cartoons appeared in recent newsletters. Editorial Humors is published under a Creative Commons license that permits free republishing with appropriate acknowledgement: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/deed.en_US.

[June 2016] South African Medical Journal launches PM

South African Medical Journal, the flagship title of the Health and Medical Publishing Group, recently transitioned to ProduXion Manager from a legacy system.

[September 2019] Did You Know? Save Time with Automated Reference Checking

Reference processing can be an expensive bottleneck in the publishing workflow with excessive amounts of time and money spent towards reference corrections and bibliographic pre-formatting. Discover Editorial Manager’s Reference Checking solution, though integration with eXtyles, that automates and streamlines the entire reference validation process in this month’s post of the Aries’ Did You Know? blog series.

[August 2021] Guiding Authors: Manuscript Status Check

Editorial Manager (EM) grants journal offices the option to provide Authors configurable levels of visibility into the status of their pending manuscripts during the editorial workflow. Authors can easily check the status of their submitted manuscripts at any time and may be allowed to access additional data, such as co-Author information, prior correspondence, and more!