What Technology Trends Should Publishers Explore and Scale?

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Participate in Digital Publishing Report’s survey to help identify which publishing technology trends executives should watch, explore, pilot, and scale. The survey closes August 30th.

By Erin L. Cox, Publisher | @erinlcox

Technological development is rapidly changing the industry, with new players and products entering the market each year. For publishers who are looking to invest in products to support their business, it can often be difficult to know what will be valuable now and in the future.

Digital Publishing Report, in partnership with knk’s international initiative Publishing Signal, has created The Publishing Technology Radar. Launching later this year, they will publish a clear, annual report showing which technologies are worth watching, exploring, piloting, or scaling right now — so publishers know where to invest, where to wait, and where they risk falling behind if they do not take advantage.

In order to get the fullest picture, Digital Publishing Report is interested in getting perspectives from publishing professionals from around the world.

If you would like to participate in the survey, please click here. The survey takes 20 – 25 minutes, it is fully anonymous, and needs no preparation. As a thank-you, every participant receives the results ahead of public launch, putting the industry’s collective outlook on your desk before anyone else.

About the Author

Erin L. Cox

Erin L. Cox is the Publisher of Publishing Perspectives. She has spent more than 25 years on the business development and promotional side of the publishing industry, working in book publicity at Scribner and HarperCollins, advertising sales and marketing at The New Yorker, and consulting with publishers, literary organizations, book fairs, writers, and technology companies serving the publishing industry. Cox is also the Publisher of Words & Money, a new media site focused on centering libraries in the publishing conversation.

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