Inera in context
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Bruce Rosenblum: 2020’s NISO Fellow
March 9, 2020
The first NISO Plus conference, held on February 23-25, 2020, featured an awards luncheon in the tradition of the annual NFAIS conference. As part of this awards program, NISO also revived the...Read More
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New functions in eXtyles Cleanup: “Detabling” non-table content
March 4, 2020
We’re always looking for ways to make eXtyles functions more helpful! Here’s what’s new with eXtyles Cleanup … When is a table not a table? When you work with author-submitted Word documents...Read More
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eXtyles customer Q&A: Jim Bender, US Government Publishing Office
February 20, 2020
As part of our #eXtyles20th celebrations, we’re sitting down with a variety of eXtyles customers to chat about their experiences! First up is Jim Bender, whose team at the US Government Publishing...Read More
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Excel tips for editors, Part 2: Working with text
February 4, 2020
As an editor, you likely know a lot more about Microsoft Word than the average person! What you might not know is that Microsoft Excel also has a lot to offer the...Read More
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Excel tips for editors, Part 1: Working with numbers
January 7, 2020
As an editor, you likely know a lot more about Microsoft Word than the average person! What you might not know is that Microsoft Excel also has a lot to offer the...Read More
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What’s new in eXtyles Reference Processing: 2019 edition
December 17, 2019
Our Development team continually works to improve how our software handles customers’ content. Collaborating closely with our Support and Configuration teams to keep on top of what improvements are needed, Development works...Read More
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Looking back, looking ahead: What happened at #XUGXV
November 18, 2019
On November 7, 2019, we hosted the 15th eXtyles User Group Meeting (XUG)—the annual gathering for Inera software users, staff, and partners. Back for a second year at the Revere Boston Common...Read More
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New in eXtyles NLM: JATS4R recommendations for markup of ethics and data availability statements
November 4, 2019
NISO’s JATS for Reuse (JATS4R) Working Group recently issued recommendations for markup of ethics statements and data availability statements in journal articles, and we’re updating our eXtyles NLM build to help customers...Read More