Corporate information
The detail behind the Harrowell operating model.
Explore the way Harrowell approaches publishing capability, client governance, continuity, individual support, security and accessible information.
For corporate visitors
Useful information before the first conversation.
Publishing work often involves editorial, operational, technical and commercial stakeholders. These pages explain the structures and questions that should be visible when an organisation is assessing a potential publishing partner or specialist project.
Project-specific requirements, terms, service measures, data arrangements and commercial details are agreed for the relevant engagement. This information provides the corporate context before that stage.
Harrowell capability statement
Publishing infrastructure for journals that need to last.
Harrowell’s corporate capability across journal partnerships, publishing operations and technology.
Read more →Client governance and service levels
A publishing relationship that remains visible and manageable.
How Harrowell defines governance, service ownership, reporting, escalation and review for publishing engagements.
Read more →Data ownership and exit planning
Protect the record, the knowledge and the route forward.
A practical framework for journal data ownership, handover, access, continuity and exit planning.
Read more →Individual publishing support
Practical publishing support for a defined need.
Publication preparation, workflow guidance and defined publishing support for individual clients.
Read more →Security, data processing and continuity
Sensitive publishing work needs clear controls.
How Harrowell approaches scope, access, restricted information and continuity for publishing engagements.
Read more →Accessibility statement
Clear information should be available to every visitor.
Harrowell’s approach to accessible website content and feedback.
Read more →Start with the right context
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We will identify the relevant questions and the most appropriate route for a first discussion.
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