Thomson Reuters Releases ScholarOne Abstracts Version 3.13
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Product Updates Include MyItinerary, a Mobile Application for Meeting Attendees
Philadelphia, PA, London, UK, August 11, 2011 - Thomson Reuters today announced
the release of ScholarOne Abstracts version 3.13, the latest update to the
comprehensive workflow management system for scholarly conferences.
The newest version of ScholarOne Abstracts features a redesign of the Itinerary
Planner tool, including a new mobile application to give meeting attendees
planning tools on the go.
The Itinerary Planner tool, traditionally used by societies to share their
content and by meeting attendees to schedule sessions and organize their
conference details, now offers new features such as collapsible tables,
customized presentation proofs and a simplified search option. The tool's
redesign makes it easy for meeting planners to find, view, edit and share all of
the information they need, and to extend these benefits to attendees.
Also included in the enhanced Itinerary Planner is MyItinerary, the new mobile
application for ScholarOne Abstracts that allows meeting attendees to manage
their personal itineraries using their mobile devices. MyItinerary maximizes the
use of meeting content and furthers on-site engagement by replacing traditional
bulky conference guidebooks with a streamlined application available for use on
most smartphones. Meeting attendees can browse conference sessions and
presentations and add them to their itinerary while viewing other important
conference details like venue maps and agendas.
"The latest release of ScholarOne Abstracts represents the next generation of
itinerary planning," said Keith Collier, vice president and general manager at
Thomson Reuters. "The introduction of our mobile application, MyItinerary, is a
significant step forward in the way meeting planners and attendees can share
content and make the conference experience even more valuable."
ScholarOne Abstracts version 3.13 has also been updated to support additional
browsers and operating systems. The list has been expanded in response to
changes in the types of systems in use across the industry.
ScholarOne Abstracts is the industry's foremost technology for abstract
management, enabling an efficient workflow solution that accelerates abstract
acceptance and supports the leading research presentations at scholarly meetings
and conferences. It is part of the ScholarOne series of workflow solutions for
the submission and review of manuscripts, abstracts, proceedings, books, grants
and awards, and production. Supporting over 365 societies and publishers, over
4,100 books and journals, and 13 million users worldwide, ScholarOne is the
industry leader.
For more information on ScholarOne Abstracts, visit
http://scholarone.com/products/abstract/.
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