Wiley Achieves Milestone with 1,000 Scholarly Journals Now Operating on Research Exchange Platform

Wiley, one of the world’s largest publishers and a trusted leader in research and learning, today announced that 1,000 scholarly journals have successfully transitioned to its Research Exchange platform, representing more than 50% of the company’s journal portfolio. This significant milestone demonstrates Wiley’s commitment to creating industry-leading solutions that prioritize research integrity, agile development, and support a modern publishing infrastructure.  

Research Exchange is Wiley’s comprehensive scholarly publishing platform that integrates submission, AI-powered screening, and peer review workflows into a unified system. Wiley achieved this milestone following an ambitious, scaled migration program which began in December 2023.

“Reaching 1,000 journals on Research Exchange represents a pivotal moment in our ongoing commitment to evolve with the research community and demonstrates how we’re innovating with integrity and efficiency at the forefront,” said Liz Ferguson, Senior Vice President of Research Publishing at Wiley. “Our modern and intuitive platform aims to significantly alleviate the administrative burden of publishing for researchers so they can focus on what they do best – delivering life-changing findings that move our world forward.” 

Wiley Achieves Milestone with 1,000 Scholarly Journals Now Operating on Research Exchange Platform | John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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