
EAR: Identifying Author Geographical Origins
Via EM’s reporting module, publications can review key geographic diversity data by running a report on the geographic distribution of Authors or corresponding Authors for accepted manuscripts.
Via EM’s reporting module, publications can review key geographic diversity data by running a report on the geographic distribution of Authors or corresponding Authors for accepted manuscripts.
EM and PM users can easily update their account information such as username and password, contact details, ORCID ID, and journal-specified classifications to describe areas of expertise.
Editorial offices often want to explore date driven metrics to gauge workflow performance. For example, they may want to see, for externally reviewed papers, how much time the workflow takes from submission to final decision.
EM’s Editor signpost feature displays a color meter that indicates the status for every manuscript in process on the Editor Main Menu, helping Editors prioritize which manuscripts require urgent attention.
To gauge workflow performance, publications can pull date-driven data in EM. For example, how much time the workflow takes from submission to first decision for externally reviewed and non-externally reviewed papers.
There are dozens of tables and views in EM’s reporting module. Using Joins, publications can pull a report with information across two or more data sources.
Publications can customize the text displayed in EM as Authors wait for the manuscript PDF to build. This provides publishers the opportunity to include helpful information for Authors.
After submitting their manuscript online to a preprint server, Authors often want to submit their manuscript to journal offices for formal peer review and publication. Scholarly journals can ingest manuscripts posted to preprint servers into Editorial Manager.