Atypon’s publishing and website development platform is scalable, adaptable, and reliable—and supports every type of content.
One platform with six interlocking modules for website development, content hosting, access control, marketing, eCommerce, and analytics.
Design, strategy, and project management for every Literatum migration. Customer service, security, and compliance for every implementation.
More standard features than any other platform—and a customizable solution for your entire publishing enterprise.
Case studies, infographics, white papers, how-tos—the ins and outs of Literatum and insights into how our clients use it.
Personalized content discovery, targeted content promotion, and a compelling interface make Scitrus the smart discovery tool for researchers—and publishers.
The free authoring tool designed specifically for scholarly researchers—and a valuable new service to offer your authors.
A single login for scholarly websites and researcher tools streamlines access to your content, puts readers in control of their personal data, and reduces anonymous site visits.
The unique technologies underlying our products, and an inside look at how those technologies come to life.
What do you publish? What’s your role? Learn how to put our publishing technologies to work for you.
Who we are, how we got here, and a whole new publishing paradigm for distributing, promoting, and monetizing your content.
Find out what we’re doing, what we’ve accomplished, and where you can meet us in person.
A hybrid project approach completes a migration project ahead of schedule
To develop SAGE’s new publication website and migrate more than 1,000 journals from their previous vendor’s system to Literatum in 9 months—shortened from the original 12-month schedule shortly after the project’s kickoff—without changing the project’s scope, increasing the size of the Atypon project team, diminishing the quality of the site’s design, or eliminating any platform customizations.
To meet the new deadline and balance the priorities of accuracy, quality, and speed, the original plan of attack was modified:
The interactive review process, optimized engineering and solutioning resources, and streamlined, parallel workflows reduced iterations and shortened review cycles without sacrificing accuracy. SAGE’s complex migration was completed three months ahead of schedule—without descoping functionality or expanding the Atypon project team. Based on this success, Atypon will be adopting this hybrid development and project management model for future large-scale projects.
“I think many people doubted that this development project was possible. It must be an industry first to have delivered a publishing platform, with such content and complexity, in this amount of time.”