A few months ago, we announced the addition of a new rejected article tracking module to our PaperStack service. We’ve now added some exciting new visuals to help users review and analyse the data from […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Our PaperStack service is continually evolving as we add new features and reports to help our clients improve the efficiency of their publishing programmes. The latest new feature is a flow diagram offering a clear […]

Funding data has been of key importance to journal publishers for some time now, and recent events have if anything reinforced this. Plan S came into effect in January, so that it’s now essential that […]

Here at DataSalon, we’re continually reviewing and refining our products to ensure they meet the needs of our clients. This month, we’d like to share with you the latest cool feature to be added to […]

With technological advances, funding of research by international bodies, and increasing collaboration between scholars from different countries, journal publishing is now very much a global enterprise. Understanding and promoting geographical diversity of authors and reviewers […]

One of the benefits of DataSalon’s PaperStack service is that it helps publishers understand the efficiency of their submissions decision process. A key report here is ‘Time Taken to First Decision Split by Final Decision’. […]