Scholarly publishing headlines today often underline the struggles small and medium publishers face, pointing to rising corporate consolidation of the journals market in the wake of pressures from open access mandates. But what about the opportunities emerging for smaller publishing organizations in these uncertain times?
While there’s no question that there are real challenges ahead, the current research climate is also revealing benefits to publishing small and augmenting the value of not-for-profit publishers motivated by their missions to promote diversity, inclusion, and equity in science. During this ALPSP Conference session, industry stakeholders will discuss a SWOT analysis (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) of scholarly publishing today and steps small and medium publishers can take to fortify their position in the market, including:
There will be time for audience Q&A following the presentation!
Clare Hooper
Director of Journals Publishing
Liverpool University Press
Derius Galvez
Editor-in-Chief
Journal of Black Excellence in Engineering, Science, & Technology
Kristen Overstreet
Senior Partner
Origin Editorial
Rob Johnson
Founder and Managing Director
Research Consulting
Brian Cody
CEO and Co-Founder
Scholastica
Scholastica is a technology solutions provider with easy-to-integrate software and services for every aspect of publishing academic journals — from peer review to production to hosting and discovery support. Our mission is to empower scholarly organizations to make quality research available more efficiently and affordably in order to facilitate a sustainable research future. Over 1,000 journals across disciplines use Scholastica.