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KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd. (KGL) is the premier industry provider of editorial, peer review, production, management consulting, online hosting, and transformative solutions for every stage of the content lifecycle. KGL serves the STMS, educational publishing, and eLearning markets from content creation through distribution of print and digital products. A division of CJK Group, Inc., KGL unites content and technology expertise with over 200 years of experience serving the publishing market and is powered by state-of-the-art, intelligent solutions and delivery platforms including Smart Suite and PubFactory. Source
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| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesExploring AI Summaries in Scholarly Publishing: A Conversation with Bristol University Press and KGL PubFactory
by Adrian Stanley From left to right: Victoria Pittman, José Fossi, and Alison Shaw at the London Book Fair 2026 As AI continues to reshape digital discovery, scholarly publishers are beginning to explore how these technologies can responsibly support research accessibility and engagement. In this conversation, I spoke with Victoria Pittman and José Fossi about their recent AI summary pilot for selected Policy Press titles on Bristol University Press Digital.
Optimize Your Editor-in-Chief Search With a 3 x 3 Plan
By Lisa Marshall, Senior Consulting Associate at KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd. Lisa Marshall manages academic editor-in-chief recruiting solutions for KGL Consulting. LinkedIn Recruiting an Editor-in-Chief (EIC) is one of the most consequential leadership decisions a society can make. Securing the right person as incoming EIC helps position the publication for long-term growth.
KGL Wins SSP 2026 EPIC Award for AI Alt Text Generation Tool
Chula Vista, CA—June 1, 2026—KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd. (KGL) is honored to announce that its AI Alt Text Generation Tool has been awarded the Silver SSP 2026 EPIC Award for Other Tools and Products at the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) 48th Annual Meeting in Chula Vista, California.
Google Trends Shows Researchers Are Searching for Faster Ways to Write Papers
Google Trends data reveals a notable shift in researcher behaviour: while searches for “how to write a research paper” have remained steady over the past five years, interest in AI-generated paper tools has risen sharply. This signals a change in researcher intent — from learning the writing process to finding ways to accelerate it. The trend doesn’t reflect a drop in quality standards, but rather growing pressure on researchers to work faster.
The Shift to Outcome-Driven Learning: What’s Next for CPD and LMS Platforms
by Hong Zhou, VP of Product & AI Innovation In my role as VP of Product & AI Innovation at KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd., I spend quite some time looking at what “good” looks like in modern learning platforms—especially when the platform has to serve professionals under real time pressure (like clinicians), not just casual learners.
How KGL Accucoms Helps Publishers Navigate Change: A Conversation with Simon Boisseau
With 25 years of experience in scholarly publishing, Simon Boisseau — now VP Publisher Market Development at KGL Accucoms — has guided the business through a global pandemic, shifting business models, geopolitical uncertainty, and an acquisition. In this candid interview with Tracy Gardner, he reflects on what has kept Accucoms ahead of the curve.
Succession by Design: Using Mentorship to Strengthen Both Reviewer Capacity and Board Engagement
By Emily Mueller, Senior Publications Program Manager, ACSESSlinkedin.com/in/emily-mueller-41734117 sciencesocieties.org Take Home Points Reviewer and editor fatigue is a systemic problem. Difficulty securing reviewers and inconsistent onboarding for Associate Editors compound each other, creating a cycle of burnout and disengagement. Untapped talent already exists within your community.
KGL PubFactory Selected by New England Botanical Society for ‘Rhodora’ Journal Hosting and Publishing Platform
Glen Allen, VA—April 14, 2026—The New England Botanical Society (NEBS) has selected KGL PubFactory, the online hosting division of KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd. (KGL), as the publishing platform for its journal, Rhodora. The New England Botanical Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing scientific knowledge and appreciation of the flora of New England while supporting a community of botanists, researchers, and plant enthusiasts.
Evaluating Peer Review Systems: 5 Lessons for a Successful RFP and Platform Transition
By Kevin Lomangino, Director, KGL Consulting Across scholarly publishing, leaders are taking a closer look at the manuscript submission and peer review platforms that power their publishing programs. Helping organizations navigate these evaluations is a fast-growing area of work for our team at KGL Consulting. Why Publishers are Reassessing Their Systems The reasons are easy to see. Authors increasingly expect a smoother submission experience. Editors want better reporting and analytics.
Discovery Is Becoming an AI-Native Workflow: Why the KGL–Cashmere Partnership Matters
by Hong Zhou VP of Product Management and Adrian Stanley Chief Business Development Officer Across Hong’s recent Scholarly Kitchen essays (1,2,3), he has come back to one core idea: discovery in scholarly publishing is no longer just about helping someone find a document. It is increasingly about helping them complete a task. Researchers, clinicians, students, and professionals still value the source record. They still need the article, the chapter, the dataset, and the evidence trail.