Inera in context
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eXtyles for Accessibility: Part 1
August 10, 2021
Accessible publications: What and why When we talk about creating accessible publications, we’re talking about content that meets the needs of as many users as possible, including those with visual or print...Read More
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Free webinar: Exploring eXtyles Auto-Style
February 18, 2021
If you’ve got eXtyles, you’ve also got eXtyles Auto-Style! But you may not know all the ways this tool can help you speed up document processing. Got 25 minutes? You can watch...Read More
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What’s new in eXtyles Reference Processing: 2020 edition
December 18, 2020
Our Development team is continually working to improve how our software solutions handle customers’ content. Collaborating closely with our Support and Configuration teams to keep on top of what improvements are needed,...Read More
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#eXtyles20th: A conversation with Irina Golfman
December 1, 2020
Inera’s founder and president, Irina Golfman, retired from the company earlier this year. As part of our #eXtyles20th series, we sat down with Irina to talk about where Inera started, how things...Read More
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Around the world with eXtyles: What happened at #XUG2020
November 4, 2020
On October 20 and 21, 2020, we hosted the 16th annual eXtyles User Group meeting (XUG), the very first XUG Online! As well as being shoes-optional, this year’s XUG took place not...Read More
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Inera & Cabells present: Flagging Predatory Journals to Fight “Citation Contamination”
October 23, 2020
In this free on-demand webinar, originally designed as a sponsored session for the 2020 SSP Annual Meeting, Liz Blake of Inera and Kathleen Berryman of Cabells, with assistance from Inera’s Bruce Rosenblum...Read More
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Why should you come to XUG 2020?
October 1, 2020
Registration is now open for XUG 2020, our very first online eXtyles User Group meeting! Here’s what’s different about this year’s XUG, and why we think you should join us for the...Read More
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A deep dive on DOIs
September 15, 2020
eXtyles has been linking to Crossref for a very long time—DOI linking and correction is a core element of our reference processing. Now we’ve extended our Crossref linking to not only better...Read More