Editor & Organizer Hub
Build a transparent editorial workflow for journals and conference proceedings — with consistent production standards, clean metadata, and long-term accessibility.
Who this hub is for?
Journal editors
For editorial boards that need a reliable publishing workflow and consistent production quality.
Conference organizers
For organizing committees planning a proceedings volume with structured submission and metadata.
Institutions & partners
For universities, research centers, and associations launching publication initiatives or series.
Collaboration models
Journals
We support journals with production standards, metadata readiness, publishing operations, and policy framework — while protecting editorial independence in decision-making.
Books & edited volumes
We coordinate a predictable workflow for monographs and edited volumes, aligned with clear licensing and permissions practice.
Conference proceedings
Proceedings are a managed via system environment for submissions, metadata capture, and publication tracking, enabling a consistent and auditable volume workflow.
*Specific workflows are agreed with each editorial team or organizing committee.
What ESS Press provides
- Publishing operations and production standards
- Metadata structure and bibliographic consistency
- Templates and required file packages
- DOI and archiving pathways
- Clear policies for licensing, ethics, and transparency
- Technical coordination for journals and proceedings portals
What we need to start
For journals:
- Journal scope and target audience
- Editorial board roles and review model
- Publication frequency and timeline
- Current website/platform status (if any)
For conference proceedings:
- Conference dates and submission deadlines
- Expected number of papers and sections
- Organizing committee and review approach
- Required templates and file package
Responsibilities and editorial independence
ESS Press provides
Production standards, platform coordination, metadata consistency, and policy framework to support integrity and predictable publication operations.
Editors / organizing committees decide
Editorial decisions — including peer review outcomes and acceptance/rejection — are made independently by the editorial board or conference committee.
Let’s discuss your publication workflow
Tell us what you are building — a journal workflow, a book project, or a conference proceedings volume — and we will propose a structure, timeline, and next steps.