Smart, Safe, and Boring AI

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS Neelanjan Sinha VP – Product & Technology GenAI can produce impressive output in seconds. The harder challenge is making that output reliable enough for real publishing workflows. That was the idea behind our session at SSP this year. Drawing on our experience across operations, sales, and product, we wanted to spend less time […]
31% to 73%: Scaling Production-Ready AI for Image Descriptions with Arty

CASE STUDY Combining AI, intelligent quality assurance, and expert editorial review to provide useful and accessible image description for scholarly images. Sandeep Dhawan Senior Executive VP at Lumina Datamatics Making scholarly content accessible to everyone is a core part of the mission at Rockefeller University Press (RUP). But as submission volumes grew and accessibility standards […]
TNQTech Earns ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Certification for Responsible AI

CORPORATE Srividya Tadepalli Communications Manager – Tech & Product 13 May 2025, Chennai TNQTech has been awarded the ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification for its AI Management System, becoming one of the first technology organisations in scholarly publishing to meet this standard. What Responsible AI Looks Like in Practice at TNQTech A framework for the entire lifecycle […]
Making Data-Informed Decisions with Visual Dashboards
What does it mean to be a truly data-informed organisation? Take a look at our data intelligence team’s journey in answer to this question.
GenAI Content In Manuscripts: What Do We Do With It?
SERVICES SHOWCASE Muthukumar Ramalingam Vice President – Operations “Certainly, here’s a blog post highlighting the challenges a scholarly publisher could face if authors use GenAI to write research papers..” I didn’t use ChatGPT to write this post, but I was most curious to see what it did say. And if I did use it and […]
A Vision for the Future of our Technology: Revolutionising Publishing Processes

TECH SHOWCASE Shanthi Krishnamoorthy CDO, R&D As a tech-driven company serving some of the world’s largest scholarly publishers, we aspire to spearhead advances that disrupt and revolutionise publishing processes. As part of our ‘Future Technology Vision’, or FTV for short, we took a careful look at the technology that supports our service delivery, and evaluated […]