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[May 2018] Jennifer Fleet Appointed Aries Systems COO

Jennifer Fleet, previously Director of Strategic Client Solutions, has been appointed Chief Operating Officer of Aries Systems Corporation. Jennifer started with Aries in 2005 as Director of Client Services and has since led client services teams in the US and Europe, growing her position to include many cross-departmental initiatives. Said Fleet of her new role,Read More

[July 2011] Ramp Up On New v8.2 Features – Don’t Miss These Webinars

Our upcoming September webinar series will provide a fast, practical introduction to the new features in Editorial Manager Version 8.2, so you can put them to work right away. Registration information will be available soon. Customers, please email customerservice@ariessys.com if you would like to be added to the email list to receive release notes and webinarRead More

[August 2014] Editorial Humors

Other Editorial Humors cartoons appeared in recent newsletters.

[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.)

[May 2016] Chronos, Gates Foundation initiative, will use EM Ingest

Research funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will benefit from a streamlined publishing experience via Chronos, a tool the foundation is developing that will leverage EM Ingest technology. Chronos will feature a searchable database of journals compliant with the foundation’s Open Access Policy. Chronos will connect grantee manuscripts to the journal’s submission systemRead More

[September 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.

[February 2015] Editorial Humors

Other Editorial Humors cartoons appeared in recent newsletters.

[July 2009] Impact Factor Increase for Long Time Editorial Manager Journal

Holzforschung, published by Walter de Gruyter, is an international scholarly journal that publishes cutting-edge research on the biology, chemistry, physics and technology of wood and wood components. In 2008 Impact Factor of Holzforschung increased to 1.278 (now it ranks #3 of 18 in Materials Science, Paper & Wood). Holzforschung was an early adopter of EditorialRead More

[January 2016] Keeping connected: Clinical trials

When it comes to clinical trials, it can be difficult to track down related content. Not all journals publish the trial ID in the body of the article; therefore, although a results article may cite a published protocol, there is nothing to connect that article to subsequent publications. And nothing to link from the protocolRead More

[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.

[October 2020] Building Trust in Peer Review through Thoughtful System Configuration

J&J Editorial’s Systems Support Coordinator Emily Babcock provides her recommended strategies to optimize your workflow in Editorial Manager and peer review management process. By enhancing the searchability, quality, and maintenance capabilities of your peer review workflow you can ensure that your journal delivers quality, trustworthy results to your Authors.

[February 2018] Company of Biologists Partners with bioRxiv to Launch preLights

Company of Biologists recently announced the launch of preLights, a curated, aggregated resource for Preprint highlight discovery. CoB will host the content, which will be derived from preprints posted to bioRxiv. preLights features a summary of each preprint, the reasons it was selected and the selector’s thoughts on its significance. CoB uses Aries’ ProduXion ManagerRead More