We are proud to announce that Fonto has been awarded the Excellence Partner Award by Ebcont. This recognition underlines the strength of our collaboration and the trust we’ve built working together on multiple global projects. It’s also an encouraging sign of what lies ahead: this is just the beginning. A growing partnership Ebcont and Fonto […]
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Pharma organizations can spend as much as $4.54B to bring a single molecule to market. The costs are only rising, while regulations are becoming more complex. This pressures organizations to manage extensive portfolios and afferent regulatory dossiers with fewer resources. When regulatory submissions take too long or are not accepted, organizations incur significant costs, from
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What is more beautiful than a colorful and stylish table? We noticed that not all Fonto customers are aware that Fonto Editor allows styling table cells for a better user experience, and some have difficulty implementing it. In this blog post, we explain how to implement cell styling in XHTML tables. TL;DR: Here is our
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With Fonto 8.14, we’re continuing to refine the editing and review experience for every user, from accessibility improvements that make Fonto easier to use with assistive technologies, to smarter APIs, more powerful metadata, and performance tuning across the board. This release is all about flexibility, control, and efficiency, helping teams handle complex content at scale
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When people think of structured content authoring, their minds often go straight to reuse. Reuse of text fragments across documents, manuals, or platforms is a clear and measurable benefit. It reduces duplication, streamlines updates, and ensures consistency. But reuse is just the tip of the iceberg. In industries like standardization, automotive, pharma and aviation, forward-looking
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DIA’s Annual Global Meeting is always a great opportunity for sponsors, service providers and health authorities to learn from one another, and this year’s meeting was no different. This was certainly not my first DIA Global Meeting, but it’s my first in a while as part of an organized team. I have been working
RWS, Fonto One, and Structured Content Authoring (with AI) go to Washington! Read More »
Fonto 8.13 is here, and it’s a big one. This release introduces the public beta of Fonto Output, a long-awaited addition to the Fonto suite that brings high-quality document generation to your structured content workflows. Alongside this, we’ve delivered meaningful improvements across the board—from usability upgrades in Fonto Editor to better translation and metadata handling
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Last week, I attended the 47th annual meeting of the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) in Baltimore. As always, it was a great opportunity to reconnect with familiar faces, meet new voices in the field, and get a sense of where scholarly publishing is heading. One thing became abundantly clear across the three days: AI
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After an impressive 2024 that firmly placed him among the world’s elite, decathlete Sven Roosen had to hit pause this year. A persistent injury disrupted his plans following the Olympics. Yet, his outlook remains optimistic and focused. “There’s light at the end of the tunnel,” he says. “And that feels good.” Taking a break in
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The past year has seen an explosion of interest in generative AI across scholarly publishing. Editorial teams, product leads, and technology partners are racing to test AI-driven tools for peer review, metadata enrichment, classification, and chatbots. But with this innovation has come fragmentation: disconnected pilots, brittle scripts, and inconsistent results. In his recent talk at
