Publishing infrastructure for journals, books and preprints.
We launch, migrate, secure and operate OJS, OMP and OPS platforms, with hosting, editorial production, training and long-term technical ownership.
You shape the scholarly record. We run the systems behind it.
The platform must serve the publication, the institution and the people doing the editorial work.
One publishing practice. Four platform routes.
Choose the system around the scholarly work being produced. We configure the platform, shape its workflow and prepare the operating responsibilities that continue after launch.
Journal publishing
Manage submissions, peer review, editorial decisions, production, issues and article records in one journal platform.
Explore OJSBook and monograph publishing
Run proposals, reviews, editorial production and publication for scholarly books, edited volumes and institutional presses.
Explore OMPPreprint publishing
Give early research a structured route to submission, moderation, discovery and versioned public dissemination.
Explore preprint platformsConference Suite
Extend OJS with conference submissions, registration, programmes and proceedings without separating the scholarly record from the event.
Explore conference publishingThe platform has a lifecycle too.
A publishing system carries editorial decisions, contributor records, public content and institutional reputation. Its operation must be designed with the first release, not added after it.
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Assess
Review the publication model, editorial roles, content, policies, existing data and technical constraints before choosing the route.
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Launch or move
Configure a new platform or migrate an existing one with controlled domains, email, data, roles and release checks.
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Prepare the practice
Shape the workflow, train the people using it and document the decisions that editors and administrators must retain.
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Operate and improve
Monitor, back up, update and support the platform while its publications, integrations and institutional responsibilities grow.
Publishing does not stop at installation.
Hosting is useful when the team behind it understands the application, the editorial workflow and the consequence of downtime or lost records.
Managed hosting
Application-aware environments, deployment, domains, SSL, email delivery and monitored availability.
Backups and recovery
Scheduled offsite copies, restoration checks and a documented route for bringing the publishing service back.
Application care
Planned OJS, OMP or OPS updates, compatibility checks, security maintenance and controlled releases.
People and workflow
Editorial support, administrator guidance, training and clear escalation when the problem sits above the server layer.
OJS plans separate the platform work from ongoing managed operation, so the scope and responsibility remain visible.
View OJS pricingBring the platform, the publication plan or the problem.
We will review what exists, who publishes through it and what must work next. The first recommendation may be a launch, migration, improvement plan or recovery route.