QS Partners With Enago to Offer Manuscript Preparation and Author Education Services
Enago to Support QS Partner Universities Improve Their International Research Output
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London, UK , April 5, 2017 (Newswire.com) - Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) today announced their partnership with Enago, a leading author service provider that specifically caters to the large section of the global research community for whom English is a second language (ESL).
QS was founded in 1990 and has established itself as a leading global provider of specialist higher education and career information and solutions. QS activities span across 50 countries, working with over 2000 of the world's leading higher education institutions. Enago is the trusted name in author services for the global research community. Since 2005, Enago worked with 100,000+ researchers in 125+ countries improving the communication of their research and helping them to achieve success in international publication. Enago is the preferred partner for leading academic publishers, societies and universities worldwide. Enago has offices in Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Istanbul and New York, and operates globally with regional teams supporting researchers locally.
"QS has always advised higher education institutions to improve their international research output as part of overall globalization and we are pleased to now offer comprehensive support by partnering with Enago. We encourage the importance of publishing cutting-edge research and opinions from across the globe, and are happy that we are now able to increase our support for our partner universities."
Jason Newman, Global Commercial Director, QS Intelligence Unit
“QS has always advised higher education institutions to improve their international research output as part of overall globalization and we are pleased to now offer comprehensive support by partnering with Enago,” commented Jason Newman, Global Commercial Director, QS Intelligence Unit. “We encourage the importance of publishing cutting-edge research and opinions from across the globe, and are happy that we are now able to increase our support for our partner universities.”
“Enago is delighted to be collaborating with a forward-thinking organization like QS to improve universities’ research output,” said Rajiv Shirke, VP Global Operations, Enago. “Having easy access to the manuscript preparation services provided by Enago will not only accelerate the process of publishing high-impact research but also ensure that specific author needs are taken care of during the editorial process.”
For more details please visit QS-Enago website: https://www.enago.com/qs/
About Enago
Enago is the trusted name in author services for the global research community. Since 2005, we have worked with researchers in more than 125 countries—improved the communication of their research and helped them achieve publication success. Enago is a preferred partner for leading publishers, societies, as well as universities worldwide. We have offices in Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Istanbul, and New York. Enago operates globally with regional teams supporting researchers locally.
To learn more about Enago, please visit: enago.com
About Quacquarelli Symonds
QS was founded in 1990 and has established itself as the leading global provider of specialist higher education and careers information and solutions. At QS we believe that education and career decisions are too important to leave to chance, we want to ensure candidates have access to the best tools and the best independent expert information before making a decision. Our activities span across 50 countries, working with over 2000 of the world's leading higher education institutions and over 12,000 employers. We provide services at each key career stage; first degree, Masters, PhD, MBA, and executive-level.
To learn more about QS, please visit: qs.com
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Tags: Academic Publishing, Author Services, High-impact Journals, Manuscript Editing, Publication Support, Research, Researchers