Transforming a Healthcare Journal from Print to Digital with Kryoni JMS

19 Feb 2026

A well-established healthcare journal with a long-standing print presence set out to modernize its publishing operations. The goal focused on moving to a digital-first model while preserving editorial quality, design standards, and production discipline. The journal partnered with Kryoni to manage the full transition across workflows, content formats, and hosting.

• Digitize the complete publishing workflow

• Maintain high editorial and production standards

• Improve content reach and online discoverability

• Integrate typesetting and XML conversion into production

• Build a structured digital archive for long-term reference

The journal operated on a traditional print-driven workflow. This created several limitations.

• Manual handling of submissions and peer review

• Disconnected production stages

• No centralized editorial tracking

• Limited online presence for current and past issues

• Print-only archive with restricted reuse

• Centralized manuscript submission and peer review

• Real-time editorial tracking for editors and reviewers

• Structured workflows across editorial and production stages

• Secure online platform for current and archived issues

• Article-level access for readers

• Stable hosting for long-term content preservation

• Structured XML for online publishing and indexing

• Improved search performance and system integration

• Machine-readable formats for future reuse

• High-quality layout for digital publication

• Consistent visual presentation across issues

• Alignment with the journal’s established style

• Print-led production

• Manual coordination

• Separate handling of typesetting and XML

• Physical archive only

• Digital-first publishing

• Centralized editorial workflow

• Integrated production pipeline

• Searchable digital archive

• Operational efficiency

• Reduced manual intervention

• Faster movement from acceptance to publication

• Consistent presentation across digital issues

• Structured content ready for indexing

• Expanded readership beyond print subscribers

• Improved article discovery through online publishing

• Digitized archive for long-term preservation

• Scalable infrastructure for future growth

• Complete transition to digital-first publishing

• Centralized editorial and production workflows

• Fully digitized back issues

• Stable, searchable online archive