The implementation of JPS as the JAMA Network's core workflow and content management system has provided significant benefits since its deployment in late 2012. The system's power and flexibility has enabled us to evolve our business model rapidly from primarily print-focused publications to more online first, enriched with multimedia, and vastly improved time to market to existing and new channels, including mobile applications. Tight integration with our existing eJP peer review system has enabled us to more efficiently manage the flow of content and metadata from receipt through publication.

I particularly like the flexibility of the system. Many options are available, and many are always becoming available as different enhancements are being developed. The staff really makes it the best, though. I am always made to feel like I am the only client.

We consider ejournalPress’ approach to development to be open-minded and forward-thinking, and we see the results of that approach in both EjPress and the journal Production System. Our multi-journal society uses both systems, and we’re consistently impressed with the way the Ej Press staff seek to continually improve the systems. They make it a point to understand and anticipate our needs, at the organizational level and in day-to-day operations and, as a result, they are able to develop both practical and cost-effective solutions for us.