Whether you are an Institutional Repository, a Commercial Publisher, or Association Publisher, there is a possibility that you will need to convert your documents to NLM XML. NLM XML has become a standard for all types of organizations, STM and others, who are interested in maintaining their publications in XML.
DCL specializes in the conversion of documents to the PubMed Central Journal Article Tag Suite (JATS) specification. The JATS specification includes NLM XML for Journals and manuscripts as well as the Bookshelf XML for books.
Highlights
DCL Composer: Enables a two-column rendering of manuscripts and journal articles from NLM XML
LinkOut Support: This add-on to DCL's conversion service enables publishers to link their PubMed-deposited materials back to their own websites, resulting in increased web traffic
NLM XML Training: DCL can provide traning either on-side or via webinars to organizations desiring the ability to produce NLM XML in-house or to perform QA on NLM XML files
DCL Experience
Conversion of author manuscripts, journals, books, and other documents to any standardized or proprietary target format among them XML, SGML, PDF, ePub, and Kindle.
Conversion from paper, PDF, and other electronic sources including SGML and XML
Simultaneous conversion to multiple XML targets and eBook formats for multiple devices
Upload of converted files directly to PubMed Central or your repository
Quick turnaround time; typically 3-5 days, can be as fast as 2 days or less
Both back-file and ongoing conversions
Capacity for high-volume, bulk conversions
Composition services. XML generation either before or after composition. Delivery of XML, at no additional cost, is available in conjunction with composition files
Sole conversion vendor to NIH for conversion of books to the NIH Bookshelf DTD.
Conversion provider for Public Repositories in France and Canada
More than a million pages converted to NLM XML for Highwire. Link to http://www.dclab.com/highwire_conversion.asp for more information on Highwire Press
Journal conversion to the NIH NLM DTD for publishers worldwide including the US, Australia, Japan, Austria, Brazil, Canada, England, Poland, France, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, Switzerland and Turkey
Member of the NIH Technical Advisory Board
DCL has been in the conversion business over 30 years
Differentiators
DCL's Automated Tracking System provides continually-updated status information on every document, assuring reliable, on-time delivery
DCL's highly-automated conversion process for Public Access projects ensures reliable, consistent output, reducing the need for extensive client involvement, saving the client valuable time and resources
DCL's automated Production Control System provides customers with 24 x 7 status information and extensive report generation via an internet portal
Extensive experience with NLM XML and most other DTDs
Serving all industries
Authored chapters on 'Legacy Data Conversion' in Bill Kasdorf's Columbia Guide to Digital Publishing
Authored chapters on 'Data Conversion' in Charles Goldfarb's The XML Handbook
Experienced with most foreign languages including Latin-based and double-byte characters