The newly signed document delivery distribution agreement will make Springer Nature article acquisition available to life science companies that license access to PubHive’s scientific workflow management platform
PubHive Ltd. today announced an agreement with Springer Nature to make Springer Nature journal articles available via PubHive’s new document delivery service that will launch in the coming months. The agreement will enable PubHive to better serve its growing base of life science corporate customers by providing direct purchasing, fulfillment, copyright royalty payment services, and subscription-related resources for Springer Nature content that is purchased via PubHive Navigator, the company’s cloud-based workflow automation platform.
PubHive President and CEO Raj Vaghela said, “PubHive is delighted that Springer Nature has decided to join our new document delivery service, which will deliver unique benefits to publishers as well as the various literature stakeholders within manufacturers in pharmaceuticals, vaccines, biotechnology, medical devices, and diagnostics. Publishers benefit by making their content more easily accessible within the mission-critical workflows of life science literature stakeholders, while literature users benefit from easier legal access.”
“Knowledge workers at life science enterprises rely on journal content from trusted sources like Springer Nature in order to discover, develop, and ensure the ongoing safety of new healthcare innovations,” said Silvia Serra, Director Rights, Licensing & Permissions at Springer Nature. “Springer Nature is excited about our new collaboration with PubHive, whose scientific literature platform makes it easier for literature users to gain legal access to STM content when and where they need it within their role-specific workflows.”
PubHive Ltd. is a cloud-based software company with a mission to make healthier literature and scientific information pathways for life science companies across all stages of the commercialization lifecycle – from discovery to post-market. PubHive Navigator™, the company’s scientific workflow management software platform, optimizes existing business processes and automates repetitive work for life science companies. Founded by scientific software veteran Raj Vaghela, PubHive will leverage its management team’s senior-level experience working for information industry companies such as Reprints Desk / Research Solutions, Infotrieve (acquired by Copyright Clearance Center), ProQuest (acquired by Clarivate), and others to launch a novel new document delivery service in the upcoming months.
With more than 3000 journals and seven million journal articles, Springer Nature is one of the world’s most influential journal publishers and a pioneer in the field of open research. Springer Nature was founded on a heritage of trusted and respected brands – including Springer, founded in 1842, Macmillan, founded in 1843 and Nature, first published in 1869. Springer Nature Group was created in May 2015 through the combination of Nature Publishing Group, Macmillan Education and Springer Science+Business Media. The main shareholders of Springer Nature are Holtzbrinck Publishing Group and BC Partners.
To learn more about PubHive and the PubHive Navigator platform, visit the PubHive website at pubhive.com.
About PubHive
PubHive Ltd. is a cloud-based software company with a mission to make healthier literature and scientific information pathways for life science companies across all stages of the commercialization lifecycle – from discovery to post-market. PubHive Navigator, the company’s scientific workflow management platform, optimizes existing business processes and automates repetitive work for teams in drug safety and pharmacovigilance (DSPV), medical affairs, health economics and outcomes research (HEOR), research and development, regulatory affairs, information management, and other divisions. Powered by a proprietary Omni-Loop Artificial Intelligence (AI)™ engine, PubHive Navigator is the only 'fit for purpose' one-stop scientific workflow management platform today, distinguishing itself through flexible end-to-end workstreams and intuitive interfaces that make literature handling quick and easy.