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 […]
Hot on the heels of last month’s announcement of PaperStack’s new filtering feature, this month we have another exciting enhancement to introduce: a brand new set of colour palettes that you can pick from to […]
As part of DataSalon’s ongoing roadmap of enhancements to our PaperStack service, we’re always looking out for ways of improving usability. Most recently we’ve added a handy new feature to allow direct filtering of search […]
In the spirit of holiday fun, test your knowledge of Easter-themed topics loosely related to the world of IT and data.
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 […]
We might think of data science as a relatively new field, but in fact people have been collecting and interpreting data for thousands of years. Here are just some of the fascinating nuggets of information […]
As many of you may remember, DataSalon do not send Christmas cards. We wish all our readers andclients a happy festive season, but prefer to donate money to several charities rather than sendpaper greetings! Charity […]
One of the realities of working with data in large quantities and from different systems, as we do at DataSalon, is that it’s often not as complete or as accurate as one might wish. Fortunately […]
The rejected article tracking module of DataSalon’s PaperStack service was added to enable editorial staff to discover the subsequent fate of the articles rejected by their journals – whether they were later published elsewhere and, […]
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 […]
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