| Athabasca University, Athabasca |
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Through its AU Press, Athabasca provides publishing services using PKP software, and is also a major development partner for the Open Monograph Press. |
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| FeSalud - Fundación para la eSalud, Málaga, España |
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Seeks knowledge generation and interchange on projects and experiences on eHealth, acting as a catalyst in the change of health systems to take advantage of the ICT potential. |
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| Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia, Brasilia |
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Supporting Brazilian OJS journals with three full-time staff members delivering workshops and technical support, as well as serving as active member of OJS testing and translation team (Principal Contact: Ramon Martins Sodoma da Fonseca). |
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| International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications, Oxford |
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Provided OJS software for use by the African Journals Online program which currently hosts 271 African journals, with new initiatives underway for a similar program encompassing Vietnam, Nepal, and Bangladesh (Principal Contact: Sioux Cumming). |
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| Journal of Medical Internet Research, Toronto |
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Innovative journal publisher involved in OJS development of automated processes for XML rendering, reference checking, and bibliographic databases exporting (Principal Contact: Gunther Eysenbach). |
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| Multiliteracy Project, Vancouver |
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Development of website to enable data-sharing and collaboration among students, teachers, and researchers working on impact of teaching multiple literacies in school classrooms (Principal Contact: Margaret Early). |
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| National Centre for Scientific Information, Indian Institute of Science, Bengalooru |
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| IDRC grant (NCSI/PKP) for improving the indexing and management of open access online journals (Principal Contact: Suvarsha Walters). |
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| Red de Revistas Científicas de América Latina y El Caribe, España y Portugal (REDALYC), Mexico |
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Redalyc is currently promoting the use of OJS among its 519 journals and has committed two interns to helping with the development of OJS. In the near future, Redalyc will be offering free hosting to journals in Latin America. |
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| University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Library, Australia |
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Through UTSeScholarship, the UTS Library provides a secure, stable digital home for the scholarly output of the University's staff, students and colleagues with whom they collaborate. They are currently using OJS, OCS, and the PKP Harvester, and are close collaborators in the development of OMP. |
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