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Overview of Journal Publishing
Journal publishing isn’t linear, but rather a cycle facilitating communication, creating community and feeding continuous discovery and achievement.
At Elsevier, the journal publishing process involves three phases:
- Prepublication
- Production and publication
- Dissemination and use
During all the phases, a commitment to enhancing and speeding the research workflow is evident. Journal authors, editors and reviewers working with Elsevier benefit from products and services that not only deliver value but are integrated into the evolving research workflow and publishing process.
Also notable is the role of technology innovation during all the phases. Like other major journal publishers over the past decade, Elsevier has invested heavily in technology while migrating from the print world to the digital world. And through participating in wide-ranging partnerships, Elsevier has been able to use technology innovations to benefit our customers as well as the scientific community as a whole. For more details on our technology innovations and partnerships, see pages 12–13. 
