We’ve been busy adding a number of handy new features to our MasterVision service over the last few months. Here’s a quick round-up for anyone who hasn’t yet had the chance to try them out. […]

Any journals publisher will know that understanding the structure of the organizations that make up their customer base, and the relationships between those organizations, is hard. Organizational structures may be: Understanding this structure may be […]

For journals publishers, a holistic consideration of customer data makes sense – you can’t provide the best service, or make the most of sales and marketing opportunities, unless you understand all the ways in which […]

Although DataSalon’s MasterVision service is often thought of as a sales and marketing tool, it can in fact offer valuable data insights in all areas of publishing. And, since there’s no ‘per seat’ limit in […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

With Plan S now in force, many publishers are turning to Read+Publish deals (with a single payment covering both reading and publishing) as a way of meeting their open access (OA) obligations. This creates new […]

The Plan S deadline is drawing near: from 1 January 2021, scientific research funded by public grants should be published open access (OA). So publishers are increasingly involved in negotiating transformative agreements to move libraries […]