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Latest news:
Version 5 released July 07.
Elsevier is committed to improving services for authors, editors and reviewers
by migrating to an online end-to-end article workflow and currently offers
online submission for more than 500 journals. Elsevier will continue to
support online submission in the future and is actively rolling out the
Elsevier Editorial System (EES) for all Elsevier journals.
The
Elsevier Editorial System is a tool that enables authors to submit articles
online, reviewers to referee online and editors to manage the peer review
process via an online submission and editorial system. EES also connects the
Editorial Office with the Elsevier Production department, thus ensuring a
seamless flow from article submission, all the way to publication.
Key
benefits for all users of EES
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EES is an Internet-based tool that can be accessed from anywhere in the world
and works on multiple platforms (24/7)
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Provides editors with a time saving system to support the peer review process
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Provides online submission for authors
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Allows reviewers to referee online
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Speeds up the publication process
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It provides an automatic conversion of source files to one PDF file – a stable
document that is guaranteed to look the same on any computer worldwide
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Connects authors with editors and reviewers
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Electronic correspondence saves on postage cost and time
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EES is customized specifically for each journal
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Editors are trained by Elsevier
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Has an excellent Customer Support network to deal with queries from editors,
reviewers and authors
Key benefits of EES for authors
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Provides online submission for authors
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Connects authors with editors and reviewers
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All authors have their own homepage where they can view information on the
status of their paper within the review process without the need to contact
the editor
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Offers authors step-by-step instructions, a ‘Help’ menu, invaluable tutorials
and an excellent author support system to deal with any queries that arise
Key benefits of EES for reviewers
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Allows reviewers to referee online
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Offers reviewers step-by-step instructions, a ‘Help’ menu, invaluable
tutorials and an excellent support system to deal with any queries that arise
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Reviewing papers online saves time and makes the whole peer review process
quicker and more efficient
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All correspondence and data for each submission are stored electronically in
the system and regularly backed up by Elsevier’s secure servers. It does not
take up valuable space on reviewers’ computers or laptops and eliminates the
need for paper files.
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Electronic correspondence saves on postage costs and time
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Reviewers receive 30-day access to Scopus as a reward and to help facilitate
their review
Key benefits of EES for editors and editorial offices
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The automation of workflow tasks and correspondence saves time and effort and
makes the whole peer review process quicker and more efficient
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EES is customized specifically for each journal
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Each journal editor has a homepage that provides comprehensive tracking
information
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Electronically stored correspondence avoids an overflow in e-mail inboxes
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Electronic correspondence saves on postage costs and time
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EES can use topical classification of reviewers’ specialties to suggest
reviewers for particular papers
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Provides editors with automatic customizable e-mail correspondence
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It can produce a number of reports for editors e.g. late reviewers – a report
highlighting when reviewers have not yet responded
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Via the Scopus search bar in your EES assignments page, you can search Scopus
to identify potential Reviewers, link to their published work and citation
histories, see who their co-authors were and set up citation alerts to keep up
to date with who is citing which research
The EES is designed and configured specifically for each individual journal.
Elsevier has a team of specialists dedicated to training journal editors and
Editorial Office staff and an expert Customer Support department to answer any
queries that arise. EES is designed to aid the journal workflow, to provide
customized correspondence and make the whole peer review process quicker and
more efficient.
Please refer to the following guide: Elsevier
Editorial System: A Guide for Journal Editors and Editorial Offices
. For more detailed information about how it could support your journal
workflow please contact your Publishing Editor.
For more help and information, you can also utilize Elsevier's
EES
Interactive Tutorials.
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