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Take our new 2022 survey surveymonkey.com/r/BP8PJ7B and let us know how the future of publishing looks to you. Our 2021 Trends in Academic Publishing Survey revealed how publishing was reacting after a COVID-hit 2020. It's time to revist this debate, so join the conversation.

Whether you are a services company, a tech giant or product brand, at the end of the day it takes good people and strong leadership to deliver a vision. #leadershipmatters #people

In the modern landscape, most organizations place an unbalanced focus on near-term results that may ultimately prove to be self-defeating, like casting aside your umbrella in a storm because you haven’t been getting wet. *HFS

The trigger for publishers to break free from the PDF and truly digitise their products may well be led by consumer demand. Digital natives are accustomed to digesting content in a more granular fashion. #publishing #academicpublishing #DigitalTransformation

The time has come to future-proof the ancient collections of Trinity's old library bit.ly/3qoPkyr, to protect the books from environmental conditions and to enable scholars to read from the comfort of their desks. #library #books

4 things you didn't know about data science and publishing. Read more about it here - bit.ly/3HSA3M3 #datascience #publishing #academicpublishing #scholarlypublishing #scholarlypublishers

It's a truism in business, and life in general, that consistency is critical. Publishers are no exception to this rule according to Robert Gottleib. #publishingquotes #publishing #publishingindustry #academicpublishing

In 2021 we asked the academic publishing world what plans they were making in the wake of a Covid-affected 2020. A year on, we invite you to look back at our bit.ly/3HGlr2l Trends in Academic Publishing Survey and assess whether your own organisation made the changes.

Publishing and technology have always been great bedfellows. As long as there has been something to say, humankind has forged tools to help them say it. Each of these technologies helped push publishing into a new era by addressing the age of problems of speed, cost and accuracy

Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year to everyone. Last week we had an early virtual Christmas party for the Dublin team and we are wrapping up for the year. Thanks to everyone we have worked with in 2021 - Looking forward to a fantastic 2022!

Change, in whatever form it comes, can be daunting and a source of anxiety, stress, and fear. But it doesn't have to be that way, so here are a few reminders of why we should learn to accept change and embrace it as a constant in our professional lives. #change #changemanagement

Data science has the power to drive connections and accelerate learning. Publishers take note. Read the full story here -hubs.ly/Q010Vrck0 #datascience #automation #academicpublishing #publishing #digitalfuture #publishers #publishingindustry #publisher #academic

It was fantastic to get the Dublin team together to celebrate our rebrand launch just before the latest work from home advisory. Let's raise a positive glass to many more happy days in 2022!

We take a look at why it may be time for scholarly book publishers to adopt the habits of their publishing cousins. linkedin.com/posts/darrenry…

In this hyper-connected age, how well do you know your customers? Scholarly publishers who manage their own ecommerce sites have a direct relationship with their customers, whilst Higher Ed publishers monitor and assess customer activity live through their digital courseware.

The humble book has an unparalleled importance in the academic world, but the format and commercial model under which it is produced have limitations which are increasingly exposed in a world which is increasingly digital. #publishing

Publishers may start digital transformation expecting a fixed array of future benefits, but often find a world of opportunities which are transformative in ways not previously imagined. We take a closer look at 4 Transformative outcomes that can drive lasting change.

Remote working can have lots of positives, but we're looking forward to Ireland lifting it's current restrictions and making the choice whether to work together our choice, once more. #teamwork #collaboration #ireland

Changing an organisation starts with reimagining it. But a different future can only come into view once organisations begin to break down old siloes, established hierarchies and ingrained ways of working. Once those shackles are off, anything is possible.

Check out our latest article: How the unglamorous side of the publishing business can change the lifetime value of your book. linkedin.com/pulse/how-ungl… via @LinkedIn