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[September 2012] Editorial Humors

Relieve the stress of deadlines and demands with a monthly dose of Editorial Humors! Thank you to readers for the positive feedback on the August cartoon. Future cartoons will include suggestions from editorial offices; please send yours to marketing@ariessys.com. Editorial Humors is published under a Creative Commons license that permits free republishing with appropriate acknowledgement. SeeRead More

[July 2022] EMUG 2022: Another Successful User Group Meeting in the Books!

Thank you to our dedicated members of Aries staff, invited panelists, and user community for making our 2022 virtual Editorial Manager User Group (EMUG) meeting a success! Session recordings from our three day event, which feature case studies, partner spotlights, panel discussions, and system tutorials are now available!

[May 2014] Editorial Humors

Other Editorial Humors cartoons appeared in recent newsletters.

[September 2023] Standard and Emerging Models of Peer Review Defined

Peer review practices differ across publishers to suit their unique policies and preferences and cater to the ever-changing needs of the scholarly community. In this quick-guide, we have defined and outlined the pros and cons of standard and emerging models of peer review.

[November 2015] Editorial Humors

Browse Aries’ Newsletter Archive for more Editorial Humors Cartoons.

[March 2023] Strengthening Scholarly Metadata with Persistent Identifiers

With so many elements involved in the publishing ecosystem, it can be difficult to disambiguate all the individual data contributors tied to a specific research article. To avoid confusion, increase quality, and enable interoperable workflows, persistent identifiers standardized by the scholarly community can be leveraged by publishers, institutions, funders, and researchers.

[October 2017] JBJS Journals Solicit Contributor Roles Using EM’s CRediT Integration

The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery and the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery Open Access have begun soliciting contributor roles on an optional basis using Editorial Manager’s CRediT integration. Learn more about CRediT.

[March 2019] New Product, Task Manager, to Facilitate Editorial Tasks

As part of continued industry innovation, Aries Systems has developed Task Manager to work seamlessly with Editorial Manager® to enable editorial task workflows. An easy, straightforward way to add tasks to editorial workflows, Task Manager facilitates assignment and tracking of important editorial activities prior to production and at any time in the workflow. Watch the videoRead More

[August 2022] Efficient Journal Production Management for Issue- and Article-Based Workflows

ProduXion Manager (PM) is a highly-configurable, cloud-based workflow management system designed to streamline production processes, communications, and management of files. Take advantage of helpful tools such as production task automation, Enterprise View, and schedule groups, or pair PM with Editorial Manager for a seamless end-to-end solution.

[December 2009] Version 7.2 Includes Many Features Requested at User Group Meetings

Version 7.2 has entered general release and Aries Account Coordinators are contacting journals to schedule updates. The new release includes numerous features requested at EMUG (user group) meetings. For example, journal offices now have a more convenient solution for adding externally received email to the EM manuscript record. Journals have a broader range of reviewerRead More

[November 2020] The Benefits of an XML-First Publishing Workflow

Aries’ LiXuid Manuscript™ philosophy encompasses our vision for the future of scholarly publishing, in which XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is leveraged to streamline the entire publishing process. In this blog we detail the basics of XML, why it’s important to the publishing workflow, and how an XML-first workflow impacts end-users (Authors, Editors, Reviewers, production staff and beyond.)

[December 2022] Enhanced Manuscript Data Transfer and Export with MECA 2.0

The Manuscript Exchange Common Approach (MECA), a formal NISO Recommended Practice, strives to facilitate and standardize the exchange of manuscript data within and between platforms. A recent enhancement to Editorial Manager and ProduXion Manager conforms to MECA version 2.0 standards for improved data transfer and export!