Atypon

Atypon's mission is to build the content delivery, discovery, and monetization infrastructure for publishers.

Atypon was founded in 1996 in Silicon Valley. Today, the company employs nearly 100 staff across five offices (Santa Clara, USA; New York, USA; Abingdon, United Kingdom; Amman, Jordan; and Athens, Greece) and other locations. The company has a Silicon Valley mindset and a publishing constitution.

The first version of Literatum, the company's flagship publishing platform, was released in 1998. It is now used by some of the world's most influential professional and scholarly publishers to host more than 12 million journal articles, more than 25,000 eBooks, and many other types of academic content.

In 2008, Atypon acquired the eMeta Corporation. The acquisition of eMeta expanded our product portfolio to include RightSuite (formerly eRights), an enterprise access and commerce platform that allows information, media, and entertainment publishers to address the paid content imperative head-on.

We believe that while content is king, context is what determines its worth. As a provider of infrastructure technology, Atypon's job is to enable publishers to deliver the right content to the right customers at the right time—anytime, anywhere, including to all of the major mobile platforms and devices.

Our solutions give publishers easy-to-use tools to make this vision a reality. They do so efficiently, too; changes that used to require hours, days, or even weeks of expensive software development to complete can be made by business users in minutes. As a result, publishers are empowered to do more in less time.