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Integrated solution
Coordinate writing, revision, language adaptation, printing and communication around an editorial project.
A scenario to confirm
This solution presents possible coordination of official services.
Each service may be requested separately and no contribution is automatic.
Dependencies, responsibilities, deliverables and approvals are defined after assessment.
Price, schedule, resources and results are never presumed.
Relevant needs
Each need remains subject to assessment.
Possible contributions
Contributions are selected only when they address the need.
Not every contribution is automatically included.
Coordinated journey
The order may be adapted to project dependencies and approvals.
Listening and discovery
Stage coordinated according to the defined scope and approvals.
Assessment and scoping
Stage coordinated according to the defined scope and approvals.
Assessment and scoping
Stage coordinated according to the defined scope and approvals.
Proposal and planning
Stage coordinated according to the defined scope and approvals.
Proposal and planning
Stage coordinated according to the defined scope and approvals.
Proposal and planning
Stage coordinated according to the defined scope and approvals.
Delivery, monitoring and quality control
Stage coordinated according to the defined scope and approvals.
Delivery, monitoring and quality control
Stage coordinated according to the defined scope and approvals.
Delivery, monitoring and quality control
Stage coordinated according to the defined scope and approvals.
Handover, approval and support
Stage coordinated according to the defined scope and approvals.
Required information
Possible deliverables
The final list depends on the accepted scope.
Responsibilities
Dependencies
Feasibility
Risks
Limits and transparency
Frequently asked questions
This point is defined after assessing author and COREVIA contributions and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing defined roles and rights and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing manuscript status and expected control and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing confirmed languages and versions and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing accepted editorial scope and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing files, quantities and proof and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing publication responsibilities and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing channels, rights and third-party decisions and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing confirmed channels and conditions and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing the market and external factors and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing content, sources, images and versions and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
This point is defined after assessing the idea, audience, sources and progress and then confirmed in the accepted scope.
Present the audience, subject, manuscript status, languages, printing and intended communication.