With eXtyles, we saw a quick and substantial return on our investment. We’ve not only saved time and improved the quality of our publications; we’ve also significantly cut our production costs.
Anne Vinnicombe
Vice President of Production and Electronic Publishing at Thieme Publishers New York
Setting aside the fact that eXtyles admirably performs as advertised, what I appreciate about the Inera team is that they come through on their promises: deliverables arrive when expected and run as expected. This sets them aside from many other software vendors.
Barry Bergin
Production Manager at American Concrete Institute
Now that production sees how well the eXtyles conversion works, they wish they had done this years ago!
Jim Bender
XML IT Specialist at the United States Government Printing Office
We're definitely loving the advantage we're getting just straightening out references.
Larry Klein
Production Manager at the American Society for Microbiology
We don’t like to think back to the days when we didn’t have eXtyles for Optics Express production. We’re having great success with the software.
M. Scott Dineen
Director of Editorial Services at the Optical Society of America
Our return on investment in eXtyles is Inera’s commitment to the quality and adaptability of its product, the expertise of its staff, and the sincerity with which that staff interacts with its customers.
Peter Olson
Senior Copyediting Coordinator at Dartmouth Journal Services
eXtyles is the only tool we never consider changing or removing from our workflow.
Rob O'Donnell
Electronic Publishing and Production Director at Rockefeller University Press
It's a pleasure to promote eXtyles, as it really does magic in our documents.
Serge Juillerat
System Specialist at the International Organization for Standardization
People in our production working with eXtyles see something magical.
Sergey Strelkov
Deputy Head of Computer Support, MAIK Nauka/Interperiodica
Date: November 12 & 13
The 11th Annual eXtyles User Group Meeting (XUG) will be held on Thursday, November 12, and Friday, November 13, 2015, at the Sheraton Commander in Cambridge, MA. All eXtyles customers are encouraged to attend!
The main meeting on Thursday will include:
On Friday morning, Inera will be offering two of its most popular eXtyles and Word training courses, and on Friday afternoon, Inera's partners at Mulberry Technologies will be offering a course on XSLT, which all XUG attendees are invited to attend.
Friday morning options (running concurrently):
Friday afternoon option:
You have been directed to this alternate registration page for:
The registration fee for the Thursday meeting will be $150 for eXtyles customers who do not receive support directly from Inera. The Thursday meeting fee will be waived for guest speakers and technology partners. The meeting includes breakfast, lunch, and an evening reception.
The registration fee for each half-day Friday course is $300. The morning courses include breakfast and lunch, and the afternoon course includes lunch and an afternoon snack.
Please fill in your contact information to register for XUG.
If you have questions about registration, please contact us.
The Sheraton Commander is located just outside of Harvard Square in Cambridge, MA. Inera has reserved a limited number of guest rooms, which will be available at a group rate of $249. We encourage you to book your accommodations as soon as possible, as hotels in Boston and Cambridge tend to fill up quickly; the special room rate will be available through October 12, 2015. Hotel bookings can be made through the dedicated XUG page on the Sheraton Commander site or by calling +1 (617) 547-4800 (be sure to mention the eXtyles User Group Meeting).
Should the Sheraton room block fill up, we can recommend several other hotels and B&Bs close by, including:
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