Good news for authors submitting their manuscripts to journals using Editorial Manager–Editage will now offer its editing services at discounted rates to authors submitting manuscripts through EM. In addition, authors will have complete access to publishing resources on the author education portal, Editage Insights, at no cost. Journal administrators can use existing EM functionality to customizeRead More
Editorial Manager’s integration with RightsLink for Open Access allows journals to automate the collection and management of APCs and other publication fees.
Did you know it only takes a few minutes to activate a new journal with Editorial Manager? In fact, most new journals can simply be “cloned” from existing template journals. Settings such as workflow, article types, reviewer forms, and submission questions will be automatically copied to the new journal and can be reconfigured quickly and easily by journal office staff.
Watch the short new video “Launching a New Journal” to see the process explained further.
Two newly launched journals are using Editorial Manager to power submission and peer review workflows.
Emerald Group Publishing begins piloting Editorial Manager to support submission and peer review workflows this summer.
In June, five Wolters Kluwer Health titles launched using Editorial Manager and ProduXion Manager’s books functionality.
In preparation for Peer Review Week taking place September 19 – 25, PRE and AAAS are teaming up to collect some new, useful data from the community. Here’s how you can help.
At EMUG 2016, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Richard Wynne, presented “A Sustainable Model for Scholarly Journals Publishing.”
Editorial Manager, and other systems handling submission and peer review, allow authors to check in on manuscript status. However, update frequency, status descriptions, and other factors differ between journals.
We asked about 150 of our customers– the 2016 Editorial Manager User Group– to help us locate the “treasure” in Editorial Manager. If this sounds familiar, it’s because we tasked our 2016 European Editorial Manager User group meeting attendees with something similar.
The Max Planck Institute has chosen Editorial Manager as the peer review system for their encyclopedia.
This is a meeting you won’t want to miss! EMUG 2016 sessions include: Decision Support tools with presentations from Meta and StatReviewer Workflow 2020 Preprint server integration Manuscript editing tool integration Funder integration Funders and APC processing Book workflow innovations Reviewer and Editor Discussion Forums Career development Keynote by Kent Anderson on “The Economics ofRead More