Continuity assessment
Review content, files, metadata, identifiers, archives, platform dependencies and operating knowledge that should be protected.
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Publishing technology
Digital continuity & preservation
Protect the published record through deliberate planning for data, archives, platforms and operational change.
Technology in context
Built around publishing continuity.
Long-term publishing requires more than keeping a platform online. It requires an understanding of what makes a journal’s published record accessible, transferable and maintainable as technology, partnerships and operations change.
What we do
Technology work with clear operational ownership.
Transition readiness
Prepare inventories, roles, data-quality work and practical plans so operational or technology changes do not weaken the published record.
Sustainable maintenance
Build preservation, archive and data-quality responsibilities into normal publishing operations rather than treating them as a last-minute project.
The result
Infrastructure that can be understood and managed.
- A clearer view of continuity risks
- Stronger readiness for platform or partnership change
- More durable access to the published record
- Practical preservation responsibilities within the operating model
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