"Llewellyn Worldwide, a leading publisher of New Age books and related products, has signed a contract with The Media Services Group to implement the Élan Rights and Royalties software application. Details of the agreement will see the new system implemented alongside the company’s current Oracle financials and fulfillment software."
Read the Media Services Press Release
Showing posts with label Rights Software. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rights Software. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Monday, February 18, 2008
Dyanamics GP (Great Plains) Royalty Module
The Eclipse Rights & Royalty Management System (ERRMS) is the only software solution that is totally integrated with the mid market Microsoft Dynamics™ GP ERP package.
It is designed for Publishing, Music, Entertainment, and Merchandising companies who find it costly or disruptive to manually manage low value transactions, or to deal with intrusive SOX or trademark-initiated audits by “bounty-hunting” external auditors.
For more information visit: Eclipse Business Dynamics
It is designed for Publishing, Music, Entertainment, and Merchandising companies who find it costly or disruptive to manually manage low value transactions, or to deal with intrusive SOX or trademark-initiated audits by “bounty-hunting” external auditors.
For more information visit: Eclipse Business Dynamics
Sunday, February 17, 2008
SAP IPM Implemented in 4 Months
Medium sized publishers rarely look at SAP. They think that its too expensive and/or that it takes too long to implement.
That is not always true. The Nomos Publishing House implemented SAP IPM (Intellectual Property Management) and SAP CRM (Customer Relationship Management) in four months with the assistance if IDS Scheer.
"After the initial identification of the specialist requirements, a small team began work on the project in mid-September 2006. The finished fee settlement for the publisher for the year 2006 was hot off the press at the end of January 2007. This enabled Nomos to start making automatic postings for financial accounting and payment runs to the authors — in record time and the result of an excellent partnership."
Read the press release about this implementation of SAP IPM.
If your publishing company has growing sales of $50M USD and needs a customizable intellectual property management solution I would include SAP IPM among the solutions that I would evaluate.
That is not always true. The Nomos Publishing House implemented SAP IPM (Intellectual Property Management) and SAP CRM (Customer Relationship Management) in four months with the assistance if IDS Scheer.
"After the initial identification of the specialist requirements, a small team began work on the project in mid-September 2006. The finished fee settlement for the publisher for the year 2006 was hot off the press at the end of January 2007. This enabled Nomos to start making automatic postings for financial accounting and payment runs to the authors — in record time and the result of an excellent partnership."
Read the press release about this implementation of SAP IPM.
If your publishing company has growing sales of $50M USD and needs a customizable intellectual property management solution I would include SAP IPM among the solutions that I would evaluate.
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Acumen Rights Management Module
The new Acumen Rights Management Optional Module enables you to manage rights submissions and contracts, and increase lucrative subsidiary rights sales. Subsidiary rights sales provide the benefit of leveraging existing intellectual property into other industries, geographic regions, and languages.
While the core ACUMEN system provides basic support for rights sales, the Rights Management Optional Module builds on the basic rights features by integrating Submissions, Customers, CRM, Regions, Products, Invoices, Accounting, Royalties and Cash Receipts into a full-featured system that enables you to manage all aspects of rights submissions and contracts—from the initial contact to the signing of a contract and receipt of royalty payments.
CyberWolf Inc. has been helping publishers grow since 1990 and is used by over 180 publishers. To learn more about ACUMEN Book®, visit www.acumenbook.com.
While the core ACUMEN system provides basic support for rights sales, the Rights Management Optional Module builds on the basic rights features by integrating Submissions, Customers, CRM, Regions, Products, Invoices, Accounting, Royalties and Cash Receipts into a full-featured system that enables you to manage all aspects of rights submissions and contracts—from the initial contact to the signing of a contract and receipt of royalty payments.
CyberWolf Inc. has been helping publishers grow since 1990 and is used by over 180 publishers. To learn more about ACUMEN Book®, visit www.acumenbook.com.
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Oxford University Press Implements SAP IPM
At Book Business Expo 2007 we learned that Oxford University Press is implementing the SAP Intellectual Property Management module.
The SAP IPM module's functionality covers rights management; including rights availability tracking, and royalty accounting.
From our perspective, the key advantage of SAP IPM is that the publisher can extensively customize its functionality and user interface to meet the "unique" needs of their publishing house.
The SAP IPM module's functionality covers rights management; including rights availability tracking, and royalty accounting.
From our perspective, the key advantage of SAP IPM is that the publisher can extensively customize its functionality and user interface to meet the "unique" needs of their publishing house.
Wednesday, December 6, 2006
Evaluate All of Your Options
Smart publishers evaluate all of the available software options. They don't look at just one or two solutions.
They gather information on all of the available publishing specific software solutions.
They look at best of breed solutions.
And they evaluate hiring programmers to build a custom solution for their needs.
When Random House looked for a rights management solution they talked to all of the vendors. They looked at the PC based Bradbury Phillips Rights 2000 product and they looked at the costs of building their own solution, using SAP. They choose SAP, which their company already used.
Another large publisher followed the same evaluation process and selected the Bradbury Phillips Rights 2000 product.
Both publishers evaluated all of the options available to them and made a decision based on their business requirements.
They gather information on all of the available publishing specific software solutions.
They look at best of breed solutions.
And they evaluate hiring programmers to build a custom solution for their needs.
When Random House looked for a rights management solution they talked to all of the vendors. They looked at the PC based Bradbury Phillips Rights 2000 product and they looked at the costs of building their own solution, using SAP. They choose SAP, which their company already used.
Another large publisher followed the same evaluation process and selected the Bradbury Phillips Rights 2000 product.
Both publishers evaluated all of the options available to them and made a decision based on their business requirements.
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Software Selection
Monday, November 13, 2006
Rights Tracking Software
Two well known, and very affordable desktop based solutions for tracking sales of intellectual property; such as translation rights and permissions, are;
Rights 2000 with an up-to-date Explorer window interface. Suitable for publishers, packagers and agents. Holds details of interest and submissions, contracts and sub-rights monies. Extensive reports and analyses include chasing overdue submissions, monies due, overdue royalty statements, due contract dates and reversions, projected income and bookfair reports. Invoices can be generated and a Royalty Ledger is maintained. Exports to Mailmerge, Excel and HTML. Available in MS Access or SQL versions. Available from Bradbury Phillips.
Another solution is That's Rights.That's Rights! is a desktop application that helps you manage and drive your rights activities. Designed primarily for publishers, That's Rights! is for anyone who buys OR sells translation or subsidiary rights around the globe. Available from Thats Right's.
Rights 2000 with an up-to-date Explorer window interface. Suitable for publishers, packagers and agents. Holds details of interest and submissions, contracts and sub-rights monies. Extensive reports and analyses include chasing overdue submissions, monies due, overdue royalty statements, due contract dates and reversions, projected income and bookfair reports. Invoices can be generated and a Royalty Ledger is maintained. Exports to Mailmerge, Excel and HTML. Available in MS Access or SQL versions. Available from Bradbury Phillips.
Another solution is That's Rights.That's Rights! is a desktop application that helps you manage and drive your rights activities. Designed primarily for publishers, That's Rights! is for anyone who buys OR sells translation or subsidiary rights around the globe. Available from Thats Right's.
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