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Aries Systems Corporation Becomes CrossRef Agent; Signs With New Customers (9/04)...
Aries Systems Corporation, the developer of Editorial Manager® and Preprint Manager®, is pleased to announce that it has become an authorized CrossRef Agent. Editorial Manager Release 3.0 Delivers Major New Features for Reference Works and Review Journals (7/04)... More than five hundred journals using Editorial Manager for online manuscript submission and tracking are getting a major new release of the market-leading application. Sheridan's DigitalExpertSM image preflight technology now integrated with Aries' Preprint Manager™ (4/04)... Aries Systems Corporation and The Sheridan Group announce the successful integration of Sheridan's DigitalExpert image preflight technology with Aries' Preprint Manager and Editorial Manager® workflow management solutions. Editorial Manager ® Users Upgraded to New Release; Further Adoption of Editorial Manager by Leading Publishers and Scholarly Societies (12/03)... Aries Systems Corporation announced today that users of the Editorial Manager online peer review system have been smoothly upgraded to a new release of Editorial Manager, Release 2.1. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Licenses Aries' Editorial Manager® for Enterprise Deployment of 100+ Journals (11/03)... Aries Systems Corporation is pleased to announce that it has formed an enterprise license agreement with Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (LWW) to enable online manuscript submission and tracking for more than 100 LWW journals. Preprint Manager™ Journal Workflow Product Enables Instant Publication of Accepted Manuscripts to the Web (9/03)... Aries Systems Corporation, a leading technology supplier to the scientific publishing community, is pleased to announce the release of Preprint Manager, an online workflow tool enabling faster and more cost-effective dissemination of peer reviewed manuscripts on the Web. The advent of online peer review systems has increased quality and quantity of manuscripts accepted for publication by scientific journals. Along with competitive market pressure and increased expectations from the author community, this has resulted in a strong imperative to reduce the time-to-publication. Kluwer Academic Publishers Extends Its Adoption of Editorial Manager® for Online Manuscript Submission and Tracking (9/03)... Kluwer Academic Publishers and Aries Systems Corporation are pleased to announce the completion of negotiations for the extended deployment of Editorial Manager for online manuscript submission and tracking. Two years ago, Aries and Kluwer initiated a pilot project for a handful of Kluwer journals. Following the success of the pilot, Editorial Manager was rolled-out to an additional set of core titles. Many authors and editors have expressed their appreciation of Kluwer's use of Editorial Manager, and for several journals, introduction into the WebJEO (Web Journal Editorial Office) has resulted in a surge of manuscript submissions. Editorial Manager ® 2003 User Group Meeting Announced (2/03)... Aries Systems Corporation is pleased to announce the first Editorial Manager User Group meeting, to be held on Tuesday, May 27, 2003, the day before the start of the SSP (Society for Scholarly Publishing) Annual Meeting in Baltimore, Maryland. The User Group Meeting will be held at the Hyatt Regency Baltimore, starting at 9:00 a.m. and ending at 5:00 p.m. Lunch and coffee breaks will be served. Proposed XML-based Standard to Allow Journals and Publishers to Exchange In-Process Manuscripts Between Different Online Submission and Tracking Systems (11/02)... Aries Systems Corporation today announced the launch of an initiative to formulate a publishing industry standard that would allow the exchange of scientific manuscripts between differing online manuscript tracking systems. In the past two years, Scientific, Technical and Medical (STM) journals have identified that the Internet provides an excellent medium for the submission and tracking of scientific manuscripts. While some large societies have developed in-house systems, many journals have also adopted solutions sold by commercial vendors. Aries' proposed XML-based "Submission and Manuscript eXchange Format (SMXF) would provide a system-neutral standard for the exchange of manuscript metadata and content. The broad adoption of such a standard would provide key benefits to STM publishers. Third Major Release of Editorial Manager® in 2002 Further Enhances Editorial Office Workflow Efficiency (11/02)... The rapidly maturing market sector for online manuscript submission software was recently identified as publishing's next "killer application" by the New York Times. Authors, reviewers and editors have latched on to the idea that the Internet provides a speedier and more efficient medium for conducting peer review, and are bombarding their publishers with ever-increasing demands. Medical and Physics Publishers Expand Asian Markets with New Partnership (8/01)... The American Institute of Physics, The American Physical Society, S. Karger AG, and Lippincott Williams & Wilkins have entered into agreements with Japanese content distributor KnowledgeWire, Corp. to provide pay-per-view access to journals in PDF format and pint-on-demand delivery from these journals in Japan. DocuRights® enhanced to support Linux, reinforcing Aries' strategic focus on Digital Rights Management for STM (Scientific, Technical and Medical) publishers (4/01)... Aries Systems Corporation has announced enhancements to its DocuRights "secure container" technology that extends support for PDF Digital Rights Management to Linux platforms, in addition to the DocuRights support already available for Windows and MacOS operating systems. DocuRights® Pilot Project at Gottingen University Provides Secure Access to Psychology Textbooks Online (12/00)... Students and faculty at Gottingen University and other academic institutions in the German state of Lower Saxony will soon be able to obtain online access to 43 psychology textbooks in PDF format. Latest Version of DocuRights® Combines the Benefits of "Secure Container" Technology with IP Address Authentication for PDF Files (11/00)... Aries Systems Corporation, the developers of DocuRights "secure container" technology, has further enhanced the product by implementing IP Address authentication capabilities. Leading Biomedical Publisher, Humana Press, Taps New Markets with DocuRights® Secure Container Technology (10/00)... Humana Press (Totowa, NJ, USA) and Aries Systems Corporation (North Andover, MA, USA) have agreed to distribute 12 top quality biomedical journals in PDF/DocuRights format. DocuRights® to Provide eCommerce and Security for Bio-Medical Journal Articles from S. Karger AG. (9/00)... ARIES will soon begin offering e-commerce access to biomedical journal articles from Swiss publisher S. Karger AG. ARIES will sell, on a pay per view basis, individual articles from the publisher's journals. These will be purchased by customers via the Internet in PDF file format, using the DocuRights secure container technology from Aries Systems Corporation. The prestigious S. Karger organization publishes approximately 80 bio-medical journals, as well as around 70 book titles annually. Most of S. Karger's publications are in the English language. DocuRights® "Secure Container" Technology Allows Leading Medical Publisher to Explore New Markets. (9/00)... Aries Systems Corporation today announced that the world-class scientific journal Gut (published by the BMJ Publishing Group, London, England) is now available in DocuRights format at: DocuRights® Secure Container Technology from Aries Systems to Be Used with Medical Journal Content from Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. (5/00)... Aries Systems Corporation of North Andover, MA (Aries) and Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, a Wolters Kluwer Company based in Philadelphia, PA (LWW) today announced their intent to enter into a multi-year content distribution agreement. Under this agreement, LWW's professional journal content for medicine and healthcare will be protected and distributed on the World Wide Web using DocuRights®, Aries innovative secure container technology. Current Tables-of-Contents for more than 4,000 Biomedical Journals Now Available on the Internet with the Knowledge Finder® Search Engine. (4/00)... Aries Systems Corporation (North Andover, MA) has enhanced its Knowledge Finder search engine with a new Table-of-Contents service called tocs@kfinder. Users of Knowledge Finder on the Internet are now able to browse a list of more than 4,000 biomedical journals and view current titles and abstracts. A user-friendly interface also allows the selection of prior volumes and issues going back as much as ten years. Knowledge Finder subscribers can also select to receive current tables-of-contents by e-mail in text or HTML formats. This means that physicians and researchers can stay current with their favorite journals and are immediately notified of new articles by e-mail. DocuRights® to be Featured at the Information SIIA InfoSoft Summit (March 11-14, San Diego). (1/00)... SIIA's (Software, Information Industry Association) InfoSoft Summit examines and debates the strategic direction of the software and information industry. If you feel that e-commerce is moving faster than you are, it's time you prepared for the future with a more focused strategy and a longer-term view. This event tackles the tough questions - branding, globalization, business models, wireless devices and maintaining product value on the Internet - that will shape your business in the future. DocuRights will be featured at the Technology Showcase event - see you there! Enhanced Web version of Knowledge Finder® (11/99)... The latest version of Knowledge Finder on the web includes many exciting new features that make database searching even more convenient:
DocuRights® Launched at Frankurt Book Fair (10/99)... DocuRights is a "secure container" technology that allows STM publishers to take full advantage of the "Super Distribution" capabilities of the Internet, without jeopardizing their existing business models. Publisher feedback at the 1999 Frankfurt Book Fair has re-enforced that DocuRights successfully solves many problems currently faced by STM publishers and creates new business opportunities. Based on this positive response, we anticipate that DocuRights will be adopted by numerous STM publishers during the coming year, in addition to the journals currently using it, such as the New England Journal of Medicine, Neurosurgeryonline, JBJS and others. More information about DocuRights. Electronic Journals Online... In January 1999, the first electronic medical journals using Knowledge Web ® publishing technology will be available on the World Wide Web. These include Neurosurgery, Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, and the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. Aries Systems has undertaken electronic publication of these journals on behalf of their publishers. Bringing full-text journals to the Web represents the next evolutionary step in Aries' mission to develop improved electronic literature access tools.Enhanced Knowledge Finder®... In November 1998, a major upgrade for Aries' flagship search technology, Knowledge Finder, was released. Version 4.2 of Knowledge Finder, available for single station, file server, client/server, and World Wide Web environments, incorporates major advances in search, access and presentation technologies. Document Delivery...An innovative new service which allows Knowledge Finder users to order full-text journal articles online. With Document Delivery, ordering articles is quick and easy, and the complete article is delivered directly to the user within days. New Solutions
for Medical Libraries... Version 4.2 of Knowledge
Finder includes enhanced Local Journal Holdings maintenance services,
supporting all Knowledge Finder bibliographic databases. Local
Holdings is supported on all configuration platforms, including remotely
accessed World Wide Web databases. A forthcoming release of Knowledge
Finder will further allow search limiting to locally held journals.
This release will also support "push" delivery of selected bibliographic
references into the EndNote® bibliography
manager; it will also provide interface compatibility with the QuickDOC
document delivery service (available through many medical libraries in
the United States). DocuRights®
Secure Electronic Publishing...At the Frankfurt
Book Fair in October 1998, Aries introduced its forthcoming DocuRights
secure electronic publishing technology. DocuRights will
allow publishers to disseminate PDF (Portable Document Format) file content
on the Web, without losing copy protection control of the contents. |
