
RVRite
Collaborative online authoring
We built the world’s first XML-based publishing solution from submission to peer review to production and to final hosting, giving full control to publishers, with full transparency of data.
Collaborative online authoring
Highly intuitive submission and peer review system
Document management and production tracking
Semi-automated text styling and copyediting
Freeing authors from PDF annotations
Fully automated XML to PDF converter
Intuitive indexing interface for professional indexers
Content hosting for publishers
Granular data analysis and visualisation
RVPublisher is a sophisticated XML/MathML content editing system that allows the editorial staff of Physics to rapidly create, update, and publish articles with a push of a button while maintaining tight deadlines and without concern about the underlying markup. Working with RVT, we have been able to finely tailor the system to our very specific technical requirements and worklfow.
We are delighted that this most recent integration between submission systems extends the options available to authors of scientific papers. The transfer of manuscripts into and out of bioRxiv is an immensely popular feature of the server and it has been a pleasure to work with River Valley’s team to bring the underlying technologies to even more journals.
The implementation of ORCID’s review functionality in River Valley’s platform gives reviewers an easy way to get credit for their work, while retaining full control of what they want uploaded to ORCID. Thanks to River Valley for setting up this integration.
In our seven years of pushing the boundaries of scientific publishing, our biggest frustration has been trying to work around legacy publishing obstacles. Working with River Valley Technologies – with their state-of-the-art, forward-thinking platforms – will finally allow us to put all our new ideas into practice.
River Valley have provided core production services (on-shore copy editing, typesetting, artwork preparation, content proofing, supply of electronic deliverables for web and print) to the Nature Research Journals for over 10 years … they have consistently delivered competitive turnaround times and high quality.
If you have semi-structured content – like humanitarian standards – to be made available both digitally and in print, consider creating the digital version first. RVT’s ‘XML-first’ publishing approach lets you do just this, and structuring your content early opens a range of possibilities.