OASIS Member News: National Research Council of Canada selects eXtyles from Inera

["Ken Carson" <kcarson@inera.com>]

National Research Council of Canada selects eXtyles from Inera for editorial
system.

Newton, MA, April 9, 2003 – Inera, Inc., one of the leading providers of
editorial and XML production software for the publishing industry, today
announced that The National Research Council of Canada, Research Press has
chosen eXtyles as their primary automated content editing solution for 15
major journals. NRC Research Press has been publishing scholarly journals
since 1929. As part of the Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical
Information, NRC press publishes journals, monographs, conference
proceedings, and allied publications.

eXtyles is a suite of editorial, production and XML tools for Microsoft Word
that has been specifically designed to automate the styling, formatting and
XML production of scholarly journals. eXtyles automates many of the time
consuming tasks faced by editors, allowing them to focus on content and work
more efficiently. eXtyles provides a bridge between editorial departments,
who need easy to use tools, and production departments, who increasingly
need XML for web and print production.

“We’re delighted that The National Research Council Press has chosen eXtyles
to automate their editorial and XML production processes" said Inera CEO
Bruce Rosenblum, “using eXtyles allows them to move to an XML workflow for
the first time and allows them to utilize CrossRef to validate references
for material outside of the life sciences area."

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Inera, Inc., has been providing specialized SGML and XML solutions to the
technical publishing industry for over 11 years.  Inera’s product suite,
eXtyles, is an integrated set of editorial and XML tools for Microsoft Word
that automates editorial and XML production processes. eXtyles is employed
in the production of over 200 prestigious journals. Inera’s customers
include Elsevier Science of London, Kluwer Academic Press, Cell Press,
European Union Office of Publications and the Rockefeller University Press.

For additional information, contact Ken Carson, Vice President at
617-969-5287 or kcarson@inera.com