Manuscript Submission and Peer- review System

Manuscript Submission and Peer- review corpseWorlds First Manuscript Submission and Peer- review SystemIntegrated with loving Net run shortingDr. Antony Raj*, Balaji Jagadeesan, Muthumariappan M andBhuvaneswari RanganathanAbstractAny major change in the way people communicate is bound to have major implications for education. Today, in the fast paced life, promoting self written research article/publications is very important to improve the acknowledgment of the article and credit to the authors original concept. Social media has become this significant part of our modern civilization. Manuscript Management system (MMS) develop by J-Technologies India Limited, made it simple for the authors to get by their research papers to their neighborly network and professional network in a jiffy.IntroductionDuring the early days, scholars and researchers wrote their articles and published them in journals. Traditionally, library patrons and researchers came to the library to read or to m ake copies of these articles. To more or less extent publishers and vendors competed to receive orders from libraries. The first journal was started during 1665 in France. It was called Journal des savans. The new era of on-line electronic publishing, however, has changed the way of accessing reading for scholars and researchers. With the emersion of the electronic publishing, scholars and researchers are able to publish articles on-line without going through a publisher or a vendor and users can access information without going to the library. (Blake 2000)Scientists seek out publication outlets that maximize the chances of their work being cited for umteen reasons. So, they adapted well to utilize social media from the start to share their resources, argue the issues they face and as well to be known in the scientific community. Citations provide stable links to cited documents and make a public statement of intellectual quotation for the cited authors. Citations are an indi cator of the dispersal of an article in the scientific community and provide a quantitative system for the public recognition of work by qualified peers. Having work cited is therefore an incentive for scientists, and in many disciplines it forms the basis of a scientists evaluation. (Clark, D. 2012).Social networking as a key to improve citationSocial networking websites (Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus etc.,) have become increasingly integrated into the way many people today act, think, and relate to each other. Social networking has a slew of implications for the field of education and these impact students, educators, administrators, and parents alike. There are numerous challenges and opportunities offered by these sites and making out the maximum from the social networking cloud in terms of get ones research known. Sonali Guha. (2014)Ease of Sharing with Social network integrationThe usage of social network is vast and everyone wants to be updated about various things from b asic day-by-day occurrences to complicated rocket science. When one shares ones scientific work the rateat which the work is read increases. This does not stop here, but also if the research is provoke or novel, people tend to share and also spread the information and this will bring in more people to read and refer the grouchy research work. Recent updates about current, ongoing research are available in various journals. Some being open access and other hold subscription. These journals are known to only limited number of people and not to all. Although, researchers read numerous articles they usually do not take time to share new work through social network due to lack of time even its as simple as a replica paste of a url. So this new innovation of integration of social networking in scientific journals aids in easy sharing of information and also acts as a tool. Angell. B and Gabie E. (2012)Integration of Social Networking Portals.Integration of scientific journal with Soc ial networking sites through the Application Programming Interface (API) was first developed by J-Technologies India Limited in the year 2012 and was implemented in their own journal Online Journal of BioSciences and information science.Advantages of integration of social networks into journal portalsAs antecedently mentioned, social networking acts as a great tool for marketing. The better a scientists work is known, better is the appreciation of the work. When a research article is marketed well, the probability of the citation also increases which in turn leads to better impact factor (a rating given by Thomson Reuters). Higher the value, the better the rating of the researcher. This will divine service the researcher in many ways including getting placed in a better lab, getting research grants etc. Claire Saxby, (2004)SummaryOnline Journal of BioSciences and Informatics (JBI) have implemented the system of social networking to share the articles. Although, researchers read n umerous articles they usually do not take time to share new work through social network due to lack of time even its as simple as a copy paste of a url. So this new innovation of integration of social networking in scientific journals aids in easy sharing of information and also acts as a tool.Citations are an indicator of the dissemination of an article in the scientific community and provide a quantitative system for the public recognition of work by qualified peers. Having work cited is therefore an incentive for scientists, and in many disciplines it forms the basis of a scientists evaluation. 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