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3 ways to automate academic journal publishing and the benefits

Academic publishing is a vital aspect of the scholarly world, allowing new knowledge and research to be distributed to a broader audience. However, publishing academic journals can be time-consuming and complex, involving numerous tasks such as peer-review, editing, formatting, and distribution. Fortunately, publishers can leverage automation tools to streamline these tasks, improve efficiency, and enhance the overall quality of their academic journals. In this article, we look at how publishers can use automation for academic journals and the benefits of

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Chat GPT – a publisher’s friend or foe?

In my last blog, I wrote about AI’s ever-emerging presence in the publishing industry. Fast forward six weeks and ChatGPT is taking over the headlines (and the world, it seems). Obviously, my interest lies in the impact it will have on publishers and authors, especially in Siliconchip’s area of expertise – academic journals. Having used the tool and read a lot about it, I’ve come to the conclusion that, for now, it has some uses but should be used with

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Publishing Wrap-Up for 2022 & Predictions for 2023

Photo by Miguel A Amutio on Unsplash AI was the hot topic of the year Across all the book fairs and conferences I’ve attended this year, there have been numerous talks and sessions on AI. It’s been encouraging to see academic publishing embrace the adoption of AI tools. They are especially useful in laborious tasks such as plagiarism and copyright checks. There are also tools around peer reviews and research for authors, the first of which I hope will see

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Trust and respect extends across cultures

Like many businesses during the height of the pandemic, Siliconchips Services had to close one of our physical offices. Once the worst had passed, two years later, we were able to get excited about reopening. It was strategically best for us to find new premises in a new area—settling on Chennai, in the South of India. I am based in London, and with the reduction in travel, it made sense for my team on the ground in Chennai to scout

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