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[January 2013] Penn State University Press deploys Editorial Manager for stream of literary journals

Recently, Aries customer Penn State University Press deployed Editorial Manager for several literary journals including The Edgar Allan Poe Review, Interdisciplinary Literature Studies,Steinbeck Review, and Studies in American Jewish Literature. This reflects an industry-wide increase in use of peer review systems for humanities and social science (HSS) journals; science, technical, and medical (STM) journals were firstRead More

[April 2013] Join us for EMUG 2013! June 20 & 21 – Cambridge, MA

With record attendance expected and limited spaces available, don’t miss the opportunity to attend the 2013 Editorial Manager User Group Meeting! To take advantage of the early-bird rate, register by May 16. EMUG 2013 topics will include Reviewer Discovery, Cross-Journal Transfer, Editor Discussion Forums, ORCID, Cross-Journal Reporting, Co-Author Workflows/Forms, plus much more.

[October 2013] EMUG Japan 2013

In September, Aries partner Atlas Co., Ltd hosted the second annual Japanese Editorial Manager User Group Meeting! Attendees were highly engaged as they shared use cases and discussed EM and PM functionality — and Atlas received plentiful positive feedback. Aries President Lyndon Holmes commented, “It was great to be involved in this highly productive userRead More

[September 2013] University of the Rockies selects Editorial Manager for dissertation processing

In many respects, submission and review of dissertations and theses is similar to journal manuscript workflow. Universities need a reliable and flexible system to help manage this review process. Aries Systems extends a warm welcome to University of the Rockies, which has just selected Editorial Manager for dissertation submission and processing. Aries is enthusiastic aboutRead More

[February 2017] Editorial Humors

Browse Aries’ Newsletter Archive for more Editorial Humors Cartoons.

[November 2015] European User Group Meeting: Don’t miss Early Bird Registration!

Take advantage of the Early Bird Discount expiring December 4. Make sure that your spot at EEMUG 2016 in London is reserved.

[May 2016] CRediT: Redefines contributor impact

ORCID ID tells readers who did the research. CRediT tells readers what they did! Want to learn more? Check out the video and read the interview with Cell Press’ Gabriel Harp, who is responsible for piloting the CRediT taxonomy.

[August 2013] Version 10.1 began phased roll out in early August

Editorial Manager (EM) and ProduXion Manager (PM) Version 10.1 has just begun a phased release. Click here for a short list of just a few of the new enhancements and features. Aries customers, if you would like to be notified of upgrades for your journal and receive a copy of the comprehensive release notes, please contactRead More

[June 2013] Journal of Pipeline Engineering converts to Editorial Manager

After the Journal of Pipeline Engineering‘s recent switch to Editorial Manager, Editor John Tiratsoo of Great Southern Press commented, “From the first contact with the EM team, it was clear that this system has been designed with the busy editor and reviewer in mind. I have been impressed with the comprehensive approach provided, and withRead More

[June 2016] EM Ingest presentation at JATSCON

Aries Systems Senior Business Analyst Caroline Webber recently attended and presented at JATSCON 2016. Caroline discussed how Editorial Manager uses JATS to power its ingest service. View her presentation video here.

[September 2011] Raising journal profile with Springer’s standardized editorial processes

Springer Science+Business Media has successfully deployed more than 1,200 journals with Editorial Manager. Using the system, Springer has developed a series of standardized editorial processes that have been designed to speed up the publication process, ensuring it is as efficient and effective as possible.

[July 2017] New from Crossref: Event Data

A collaborative initiative by Crossref and DataCite, Event Data offers a new window into the social media activity surrounding scholarly research―such as a bookmark, comment, social share, or link. Whether it’s your article, an article published by a journal you manage, or an article you’re considering including in your research, Event Data aims to help provide visibility into the online presenceRead More