Online journals, digitization, open access publishing, declining subscriber bases, and stiff competition have reshaped the academic and scientific publishing landscape.
We at Amnet continuously strive to overcome these challenges and offer seamless, cost-effective, robust, and accessible solutions to scientific publishers across print and digital channels.
Here are some of the scientific and academic publishing segments we cater to:
University presses have their work cut out for them with the growing demands of a complex industry and increasingly sophisticated and diverse readership. Digital publishing is the order of the day and publishers must produce digitized content that caters to an omnichannel market. In addition, there is the fiscal and the ethical need to address disabled end users by making content accessible across digital channels. Other challenges include the emergence of open access as a viable publishing model and an increased need to make content discoverable.
It is helpful for university presses to partner with end-to-end service providers who understand these market dynamics, are driven by technology, and are equipped with a smart digital strategy to maximize content consumption.
The publishing environment for libraries has drastically changed with the rise of digital publishing. Partnerships between university presses and libraries have increased in which libraries offer technology support for handling archival material, indexing, metadata, and related services for open access.
For publishing open access journals, developing subscription-based journal publishing programs, publishing monographs, and digitizing and publishing parts of physical collections, you may require a partner who provides end-to-end services to take you from project management to distribution. The importance and the legal imperative of providing accessibility to people with disabilities have gained momentum and libraries need to address this as well.
Amnet can address these challenges of university libraries with our technabled publishing services.
The STEM sector has undergone radical changes in the way knowledge is produced, collected, and deployed for consumption. Dissemination of research is an integral function of the key players in this industry. As an STEM publisher, you may want to ask yourself:
It is in this context that Amnet plays a critical role as a partner who provides end-to-end or needs-based publishing services.With customizable production workflows. Amnet strives to improve simplicity, pace, and quality of your STEM publishing process.
The rising costs of scholarly publishing have been a destabilizing factor in the industry for a long time, with some subscriptions to journals and their aggregating services becoming so pricey that universities must pick and choose which portions of an academic field to subscribe to. It becomes imperative that along with a publishing service provider who can handle the publishing professionally they should also reduce costs of publishing without cutting corners. And this is where Amnet can help.
With over 20 years of experience in the publishing domain, Amnet has extensive experience in working with prominent university presses including Indiana University Press, Princeton University Press, Temple University Press, University of Chicago Press, and Oxford University Press. We realize the need for discoverability and multichannel delivery of scholarly content, and provide a robust digital strategy that can boost revenues.
Amnet is a Technabled Services company offering end-to-end publishing services or specific services based on need, which lends flexibility to the customer.
We offer efficient and cost-effective solutions for academic publishers:
Amnet practices Smartshoring®, an amalgamation of the best features of onshore and offshore services with the objective of efficient processes, prudent cost management, and enhanced service delivery.
Outputs are delivered in most preferred formats, including XML/HTML 5, Print/Web PDF, EPUB3/Mobi, and Accessible EPUB/PDF/Word/PPT. These services are interlaced with superior technology solutions that have been engineered with input from publishing professionals by following an XML-first workflow to improve output quality, save time, and decrease cost.