As part of DataSalon’s ongoing roadmap of enhancements to our MasterVision service, following its recent product redesign, we’re delighted to announce that we’ve now launched a new and improved ‘Advanced Search’ feature. The advanced search […]
DataSalon provide bespoke services to a number of publishers to meet specific data handling and analytical needs, and we were delighted when open-access publisher Hindawi chose us to help develop their new journal reports, which […]
Users of our MasterVision service will have noticed that it’s had a facelift recently. We’re really excited about completing this redesign project and we wanted to share with you some of its key benefits. A […]
The subsequent fate of rejected submissions is often unknown to journal publishers. But, with a third or more likely to end up being published elsewhere, understanding where those rejected articles end up provides valuable insights […]
In order to allow publishers to explore all their data in one place and see the full picture of their customers’ activities, DataSalon’s MasterVision service has a wide range of features, with powerful search and […]
A very happy new year from DataSalon! We thought we’d start off 2022 with a fun quiz – read on to test your knowledge of the publishing industry. 1. What does ROR stand for?a. Ready […]
An efficient and effective editorial process is important both in maintaining the reputation of a journal and in ensuring that research is disseminated to the scholarly community in a timely fashion. PaperStack can support journal […]
On 16 September, Digital Science released the final public version of their GRID database. After six years of providing the best free reference dataset of organisational identifiers, they have passed the baton to ROR (the […]
DataSalon’s MasterVision service integrates all your data from different source systems and as a result offers powerful functionality for searching and segmenting. We typically include a large number and variety of sources in a publisher […]
An issue with which every scholarly publisher is familiar is that of uniquely identifying an entity (be that an organisation, an individual or a piece of content) which may be referred to in different ways […]
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