How a Major Medical College Modernized 16 Journals with Kryoni JMS
19 Feb 2026
Domain: Medical
Portfolio Size: 16 Peer-Reviewed Journals
Previous System: Open-Source Journal Management Software
Overview
A well-established dental college was managing 16 academic journals using an open-source journal management platform. While the system initially met basic needs, growing submission volumes and evolving publishing requirements began to expose serious operational limitations.
Over time, the editorial teams started facing multiple technical and workflow challenges that directly affected journal efficiency, author experience, and publication timelines.
Key Challenges
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Frequent system downtime
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Slow platform performance
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Compatibility issues with modern browsers
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Errors during submission and review workflows
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Lack of system monitoring and maintenance
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Rigid, pre-defined workflows
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Inability to modify editorial processes
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No flexibility to configure journal-specific policies
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Absence of advanced automation features
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No dedicated technical helpdesk
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Dependence on community forums
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Delayed or no resolution for critical issues
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Heavy reliance on manual interventions
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Limited reporting and analytics
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Poor reporting and analytics
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Fragmented communication between stakeholders
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As a result, editorial teams spent more time managing the system than managing journals.
Impact on Business
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Delayed peer review cycles
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Frustrated authors and reviewers
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Increased administrative workload
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Inconsistent editorial processes
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Risk to journal reputation and growth
Need for Change
The publishing group required a modern, stable, and fully supported Journal Management System that could:
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Centralized management of multiple journals
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Structured and automated workflows
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Strong technical support and maintenance
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AI-powered scope check features
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Zero setup cost
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Instant onboarding with no installation
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Customization as per editorial policies
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Improved overall publishing efficiency
After evaluating various alternatives, the organization selected Kryoni Journal Management System (Kryoni JMS) as their new unified platform.
Implementation Approach
Kryoni worked closely with the client to ensure a smooth and risk-free transition:
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Understanding workflows of all 16 journals
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Mapping existing processes to Kryoni JMS
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Secure transfer of historical manuscripts
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Migration of author, reviewer, and editorial data
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Preservation of metadata and journal archives
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Custom editorial workflows
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Role-based dashboards
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Email templates and automated notifications
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Hands-on training for editors and administrators
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Step-by-step user guidance
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Dedicated support during go-live
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Continuous post-implementation assistance
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Quick issue resolution
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Regular system updates
Results After Migration
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Zero downtime after implementation
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Faster manuscript processing
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Reliable and scalable platform
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Journal-specific configurations
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Flexible peer review models
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Automated editorial tracking
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Dedicated Kryoni support team
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Faster resolution of issues
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Continuous platform enhancements
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Centralized management of all 16 journals
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Reduced manual effort
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Streamlined communication
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Easier submission process for authors
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Transparent review tracking
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Intuitive dashboards for editors
Key Benefits Achieved
| Area | Before Kryoni JMS | After Kryoni JMS |
| System Stability | Frequest Issues | Fully Stable |
| Customization | Very Limited | Highly Flexible |
| Support | No Proper Support | Dedicated Team |
| Workflow Efficiency | Manual & Slow | Automated & Fast |
Conclusion
By migrating from an unsupported open-source system to Kryoni Journal Management System, the client successfully modernized their publishing operations across 16 dental journals.
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A robust and scalable platform
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Fully customized workflows
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Reliable technical support
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Long-term operational stability
Today, the journals operate with improved efficiency, better author satisfaction, and a future-ready publishing infrastructure.
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