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WPG Publishers, one of the leading publishing groups in Benelux, chose as early as in 2000 to implement the Klopotek publishing solution. Having relied on the system for over 10 years, now publishing houses A.W. Bruna and WPG Belgium, formerly Standaard Uitgeverij and Manteau, which were acquired by WPG last year, will also switch to the Klopotek publishing solution.

Edinburgh University Press, the premier academic publisher in Scotland and one of the leading university presses in the UK, has selected the SaaS version of Klopotek’s Title Management and Product Marketing solution.

Influential Software, London-based suppliers of business intelligence and book/journal publishing sector solutions, have signed a multi-year agreement with Klopotek, leading supplier of international standardized software and consulting services in this sector. The agreement will see Influential Software provide bespoke BI/MIS/reporting solutions and consultancy to Klopotek’s current and future client base.

The Belgian publisher Vanden Broele, based in Bruges, has chosen a Klopotek in-house installation for handling all aspects of title management and contracts, rights and royalties management. Other areas covered by the Klopotek system will include online sales, subscription management, order processing, and distribution.

Manchester University Press, the third largest University Press in England, is going to implement the SaaS (Software as a Service) version of Klopotek’s Royalties module.

Steria, the European IT-enabled business services provider, announced it is partnering with Klopotek, the leading supplier of international standardised software and consulting services to media organisations, to launch Steria MediaSmart – a comprehensive back office solution and support function designed specifically for the media sector.

Klopotek, the leading software supplier to the publishing industry, is pleased to announce that John Lawson has been appointed as the new Sales Director for Klopotek UK.

As Policy Press expands their business they have chosen Klopotek SaaS (Software as a Service), “as it was the only solution which met all our requirements within a standard internet-based system.” Alison Shaw, Director at The Policy Press, explains, "the combined benefits of an integrated system with excellent management information will enable us to meet our strategic objectives.”

Continuum International Publishing Group, leading independent academic publisher with offices in London and New York, and Klopotek, leading provider of international software solutions to the publishing industry, have entered into an agreement to implement the Klopotek Contracts, Rights and Royalties solution (CR&R) as SaaS (Software as a Service).


Klopotek, founded in 1992, is the international leading provider of software and services to the publishing industry with over 350 customers together with vm.pl, the Polish supplier of IT solutions for publishers, announce their partnership for the Polish publishing market at the 2nd Warsaw Book Fair.

Why choose Klopotek Software as a Service (Saas)? 
In a video interview with Publishing Perspectives done at the Publishers' Forum 2011, Uli Klopotek, CEO Klopotek AG, explains the benefits of flexible software support and working in the cloud - and speaks about the differences he observes in the publishing marketplace in the US, the UK, France, Germany, and Poland.


With around 300 participants, ranging from publishers to service providers, the conference has developed into a prominent industry event that integrates all aspects of the media industry.
Book Fair Director Juergen Boos says, “The Publishers’ Forum is an ideal event for all matters relating to the manufacturing and production processes."
“For the Publishers’ Forum, working together with the world’s largest book fair means that issues like process optimisation and new business models will find an even broader audience,” says Helmut von Berg, director of Klopotek and head of the event.

In consideration of the growing interest of Publishers in France in our software applications, we have decided to open an office in Paris. The kickoff event for our entry into the French marketplace was the Salon du Livre.



"When it works well, software acts as the oil that keeps publishers' wheels turning" 
"With the growing range of digital formats making publishers' workflows ever more complex, the need to stay in control of resources is increasing." Read an article in The Bookseller about the need for sustainable, future-proof software support of publishing processes, especially in the area of rights management, featuring an interview with Steve Waldron from Klopotek. Check out the two Case Studies about the project with Elsevier mentioned in the article.


 
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