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The Author Journey Redefined: Getting Today’s Article Workflow Ready for Tomorrow’s Authors

In this panel session, we will talk about the main stages of a journal article through the stages: submission, Open Access processing, production, and publication.  

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Event date June 08, 2023
Event duration 3 p.m. CEST (9 a.m. EDT)
Event location Online
Event price Free

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In this panel session, we will talk about the main stages of a journal article through the stages: submission, Open Access processing, production, and publication.  

After short presentations of what each step involves and what has changed in recent years, we’ll dive into a discussion around some key questions.  

  • How much faster can an article go through each of the stages?   
  • Where do roadblocks typically occur?  
  • How much depends on the integration with other systems?   
  • Are there differences between subject areas?  

Then there's elements like license signature and the payment of author charges that might happen at different stages depending on the publisher in question or the system used:  

  • What variations are there to the typical order in the article's journey?   
  • Are any of the steps repeated at various points, and could this be avoided to make the journey easier for authors and publishers?  
  • Would this address some of the roadblocks?   

The session is led by industry experts from a range of publisher services, who will each speak from their experience in working with different publishers. This session will be of interest to anyone working with the different stages, as well as anyone interested in learning more about and discussing article workflow and author journey.   

Moderator

Head of Publisher Relations at ChronosHub
Romy Beard

Romy is specialized in the academic online publishing industry, with a focus on publisher relations. And she’s one of our key experts in Open Access publishing terms. 

Romy Beard

Speakers

Director of Business Development at J&J Editorial
Michael Casp

Michael Casp
Michael works with partners to build scholarly publishing workflows that take advantage of the latest technology and best practices. Clients include societies, commercial publishers, and university libraries and presses.

Aries Systems at Director of Product Management
Kate Horgan

Kate Horgan

Kate Horgan is the Director of Product Management at Aries Systems where she leads a team of Account Coordinators and Account Managers responsible for supporting publishers’ successful use of Editorial Manager and ProduXion Manager.

Director of Customer Success at SilverChair
Nicole Brown

Nicole Brown
Nicole is most energized when she is identifying solutions for operational opportunities, mentoring and leading, and partnering with clients. A coalition-builder who strives to build relationships based on trust and integrity. As a leader, she believes that the way people are affected by their work impacts how they show up outside of work, which impacts who they are at home with their families, in the communities, and in the world.
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