TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP EXPANDS RELATIONSHIP WITH PREFERRED PARTNER THOMSON REUTERS
Taylor and Francis Renews Contract With Manuscript Central™ for an Additional 470 Journals and Publications
Philadelphia, PA, London, UK - June 10, 2008 The Scientific business of Thomson Reuters today announced that Taylor & Francis, a leading international academic and scientific publisher, has increased its current contract to license Manuscript Central for the online peer-review management of an additional 470 journals worldwide. The 770 journals that will use Manuscript Central span the scientific, technical, medical, humanities and social science disciplines.
Taylor & Francis is well known as a global scientific and academic publisher, annually publishing over 1350 journals for customers working as researchers, students, academics, and professionals. Manuscript Central has become the preferred manuscript submission and peer review vendor for Taylor & Francis, tightly integrating with their current workflow, including seamless connection with its in-house electronic and production systems.Dr. David Green, Global Journals Publishing Director at Taylor & Francis, said: “Manuscript Central provides a robust front-end to our fully online workflow. Its popularity with our editor and author communities, coupled with its flexibility in integrating with our industry-leading CATS production tracking system, means that we are now able to provide best-in-class service to more than half of our journals program – and this will continue until we have a fully digital workflow in our whole business. The acceleration of this program is due in no small part to the excellent service that we have received from the ScholarOne team.”
“We are thrilled that our partnership with Taylor & Francis, one of the world leaders in providing global information resources, continues to grow and expand,” said Keith MacGregor, EVP Academic and Government Markets, Thomson Reuters. “Combined with their unparalleled expertise, we will continue to drive innovation and advancement in the STM, humanities and social science fields.”
Manuscript Central is an innovative, web-based, database-driven peer review and online submission program for scholarly publishers. For more information about Manuscript Central, visit www.scholarone.com.
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