Free Webinar: Streamline Reviewer Invitation with Scopus’ Advanced Search Solution

Identifying and attaining suitable Reviewers is a common strain for publications as their internal and external databases of candidates are often static, stale, inflexible, and overused. In addition to limited coverage, publications also experience a lack of diversity, visibility into key information on potential candidates, and measured to counter fraud, bias, or conflicts of interests. Not only does this create additional administrative burden on editorial office staff, but it also delays peer review, increases costs, and poses potential risks to review quality/research integrity if unfit candidates are selected.

Aries and Scopus recently announced their partnership to offer publishers a dynamic and efficient Reviewer search solution. Through a seamless integration of Find Reviewers using Scopus and Editorial Manager® (EM), publications can streamline the invitation process by easily locating qualified and available review candidates without workflow disruption. This collaboration is the most recent addition to Aries’ ecosystem of integrated tools through the Aries Partner Program.

To learn more about this integration, join Aries’ upcoming webinar, Streamline Reviewer Invitation with Scopus’ Advanced Search Solution, on Wednesday, August 23 at 10am ET.

Mark your calendar! Registration is free of charge – sign up today!

 

Streamline Reviewer Invitation with Scopus’ Advanced Search Solution

Wednesday, August 23 | 10am ET | Register Now

 

Presented by Anton Heimann, Aries Account Manager, this informative webinar will highlight how the Aries/Scopus collaboration delivers an expansive, intuitive, and integrity-driven Reviewer search and invitation experience in EM. In this session, we will:

  • Detail challenges and inefficiencies with existing Reviewer search methods/tools
  • Introduce Scopus/EM integration and sneak preview of Editor experience
  • Spotlight features and advantages of Scopus’ tool for publications using EM
  • Note impact of advanced Reviewer locator innovations on scholarly publishing