SLACK selects EM

Aries Systems and SLACK announced the adoption of Editorial Manager for use with SLACK’s many journals, including the Journal of Refractive Surgery, the Journal of Nursing Education, and the Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services. 

“With a focus on tablet and mobile compatibility, deep-link access and powerful reporting, Editorial Manager will facilitate even greater ease of use and superior service for our authors, reviewers, and editors,” commented Stephanie Arasim Portnoy, Senior Vice President, Health Care Books and Journals at SLACK. Read the full press release.

bioRxiv Preprint Server adopts EM Ingest Service to facilitate journal submission

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s preprint server, bioRxiv, has become the latest organization to adopt Editorial Manager Ingest Service, allowing authors who publish pre-prints on bioRxiv to seamlessly submit to journals using EM with just one click. Read the full press release.  

Open Access Week: Learn about EM’s RightsLink for OA Integration AAAS Case Study

Editorial Manager’s integration with RightsLink for Open Access allows journals to automate the collection and management of APCs and other publication fees.

In celebration of OA week on October 24-30, read this recent AAAS case study to learn more about this successful collaboration between Aries and the CCC.

GSA uses EM for Books

The Geological Society of America (GSA) has adopted EM for Books to support book workflows for their Memoir and Special Paper series, as well as their Field Guides. Learn more about EM for Books.

Registration opens for EEMUG 2017

Registration for the 13th Annual European User Group Meeting (EEMUG) is now live. The meeting takes place at the Cavendish Venues’ America Square on January 12^th and 13^th in London. Take advantage of the discounted early bird registration rate before it expires on December 5, 2016. Read a summary of the 14^th Annual EMUG meeting.

Join Beta for 13.1

Join Beta testing for version 13.1 and gain early access to exciting new features such as predictive bibliometrics, register via ORCID, automated reminder enhancements, book workflow enhancements, and more. Contact your account coordinator to learn more.

Editorial Humors

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13.1 Feature Spotlight: New ORCID functionality

In 13.1, journals have the option of requiring ORCID iDs as part of article type selection. 

Plus, new users will have the ability to register for EM via ORCID. This means ORCID record data can be used to populate EM registration fields.

Aries in the Community

Aries representatives participate in the community actively! Don’t miss us!

Richard Wynne, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, will be moderating the STM Week panel, Giving CRediT where it is due. The panel will take place on December 6th at 11:15 AM.

Director of Strategic Client Solutions Jennifer Fleet’s profile is featured on the SSP website. 

Did You Know? Add saved searches to the main menu for fast access

In Editorial Manager and ProduXion Manager, editors can configure fast access to frequently used searches, so that they can be run right from the editor main menu, with just one click. Watch the video on Saving Searches to learn more.