Aries Systems Corporation

The scholarly publishing landscape is characterized by continuous innovation to facilitate and enhance the dissemination of global research. At the turn of the millennium, the transition from physical, mail-based publishing operations to digital workflows through the introduction of email and online peer review systems revolutionized the industry. With the new business models, increased volume of submissions, research integrity concerns, advancements in AI and other technologies, DEIA initiatives, sophistication in reporting and analytics, emerging standards, and more over the last decade – publishing platforms and policies continue to evolve.

How these systems have responded to these compelling shifts in the industry will be explored during the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers’ (ALPSP) upcoming webinar – Shifting Systems: The Changing Peer Review and Submission Platform Landscape. Ryan Walther, Aries’ Senior Director of Client Services, will be featured alongside a panel of industry experts and technology providers in this space, detailing their experiences and offerings of adaptive solutions to meet the current needs of the scholarly community. Trusted by thousands of publications globally to streamline and scale editorial processes, Editorial Manager® (EM) has remained flexible and robust to best serve the publishing sphere through strategic innovation and collaborative partnerships. Through Aries’ ecosystem is best-in-class tools and services, EM connects users with cutting-edge technologies designed to enhance their workflows and research output.

The session, to be held on January 29 at 9am ET, will be moderated by Louise Russel of Tutton Russell Consulting. Other panelists include representatives from Highwire, Kriyadocs, Morressier, RiverValley, Silverchair, and Wiley.

Sponsored by the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC), the webinar is open to ALPSP members only. This is a must-attend vendor showcase for those seeking an update on the industry’s leading submission systems. Registration is free – sign up today!