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Academic publishing and global publishing solutions in general have seen many big changes in recent years from the ongoing onshore/offshore debate to the rise of Open Access content to changing revenue streams and subscription models. At Deanta we regularly survey industry professionals and keep up with all the industry trends, leaning on our expertise to add value with best practice advice and recommendations.
Trotman, a renowned publisher of educational and professional works, specialise in producing course guides and educational materials. Under new management, the company had ambitious growth plans while maintaining their reputation for editorial excellence.
In our fifth annual survey of the academic and scholarly publishing industry, we asked publishers, large and small, to share their thoughts on the goals they are targeting, the operational strategies they are following, and the people and culture that they employ to get the job done.
Deanta believes that meaningful change within an organisation is a product of three elements: the outcomes that leaders are chasing; the people and skill sets employed to achieve these goals and the processes adopted to marshal that talent. So, in a follow-up to our 2021 survey, in January of this year we asked academic publishers to share their thoughts on these three topics.
Why the tide may finally be turning towards a digital-centric mentality in publishing. A conversation between Patrick Shafe, Commercial Director at Deanta and Bill Kasdorf.
An insiders view on the pace of technological change within academic publishing. A conversation between Patrick Shafe, Commercial Director at Deanta and Charles O’Connor, Business System Analyst at Aries.
Deanta believes that meaningful change within an organisation is a product of three elements: the outcomes that leaders are chasing; the people and skill sets employed to achieve these goals and the processes adopted to marshal that talent. So, in a follow-up to our 2021 survey, in January of this year we asked academic publishers to share their thoughts on these three topics.
With technological advancements driving a whole new world of possibilities, are publishers still deriving the best value from these partnerships, or is it time for publishers to revisit their offshore outsourcing strategy?
In 2020, Covid-19 shook the world and forced us all to re-evaluate. Given this context, it seemed right to revisit our academic publishing audience and understand how the lessons of 2020 are driving change in 2021.
Digital transformation means so much more than file-sharing, new formats and faster workflows. Here are our top 5 ways in which the cloud has revolutionised publishing.
Publishing production services, support and technical expertise to help grow an exceptional portfolio of life sciences journals, whilst keeping in step with the evolving requirements of online publishing.
