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One of the world’s largest STM publishers with operations in 24 countries, sought to modernize its books production workflow. The goal was to create an end-to-end platform capable of handling large volumes of content, starting with 600,000 annual pages.
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High-Volume Content Managemen
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Stakeholder Coordination
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Manual Communication Inefficiencies
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Schedule Management Complexity
![]() Implementation of MPS Workflow Management System
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![]() Integration with DigiEdit Platform
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![]() Communication Module Development
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![]() Customizable Workflows
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![]() Auto Schedule Creation
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![]() Extensive Reporting
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![]() Infrastructure Capacity
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The implementation of these solutions yielded significant benefits:
XML-Based Production System
Deployment of an XML-based production system streamlined content processing, enhancing efficiency and reducing errors.
Publication Schedule Reduction
The end-to-end publication schedule was reduced by 6-8 weeks, allowing for faster time-to-market and improved competitiveness.
Efficiency Benefits
The overall process innovations led to significant efficiency benefits, which were passed on to the customer, enhancing their publishing operations.
Increased Transparency
Stakeholders, including third-party vendors, gained increased visibility into the production process, facilitating better collaboration and decision-making.