Erasmus is pleased to announce that our website is now available in Italian
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This update is part of our ongoing commitment to better serve our
global community. Italian-speaking users can now easily navigate and
access all of our content in their preferred language by selecting
Italian from the language options. Benvenuti!
Editis Group and Torrossa
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We’re glad to announce a new collaboration with
Editis Group for the Torrossa platform. In the near future we will start
adding eBooks from 72 French publishers, including prestigious
publishers such as Dalloz, La Découverte, Perrin, Robert Laffont, CNRS
éditions and First Édition
Erasmus Antiquariaat & Boekhandel, 1934-2024
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Oxford University Press to close systems 'for a number of weeks' as part of update
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Oxford University Press (OUP) is closing its
systems for “a number of weeks” from mid-March to mid-April, during
which time the publisher will not be able to process sales orders or
invoices, issues purchase orders, or respond as quickly to customer and
supplier queries.
Shipments from OUP’s UK and US warehouses will
also be disrupted during the same period and some purchase options on
its e-commerce sites will also be offline.
The changes are happening as part of OUP’s efforts
to modernise and streamline its back-office systems and processes with
the introduction of a new SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system,
which it says will enable “consistent, standardised processes in areas
such as procurement, inventory, manufacturing, supply chain, finance and
customer service”. The majority of OUP’s digital services, platforms
and products are unaffected by the changes.
A spokesperson told The Bookseller:
“At OUP, we produce a wide range of products, including journals,
monographs, reference works, music, textbooks and children’s books, and
make these available across a range of languages, often in both print
and digital formats.
“OUP is releasing a new enterprise resource
planning system for both the UK and US to align our back-end systems and
processes so that we can work as effectively as possible.
“To minimise the risk of any issues with our
services after the ERP upgrade has happened, we are conducting a
careful, controlled pause of our different systems, during a quieter
time of the year, before moving to the new system.”
OUP said it “recognise[s] some customers may be
impacted in the short-term" and said it has “updated them where
necessary, including more specific updates since January”.
“We have also taken steps to help customers plan
ahead, including supplying them with our bestselling titles for the
shutdown period and working with wholesalers in both the US and UK to
ensure stock and backlist titles will be available. Finally, we can
confirm that our team will still be on hand to respond to any customer
queries and provide support during the shutdown period.”
Collaboration with Brepols brings important new content to the Torrossa digital catalogue
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An initial collection from Brepols
international academic publisher includes all e-books published between 2017 and 2023, now available for purchase through the
Torrossa Digital Library and Bookstore.
Torrossa and Brepols are pleased to announce their new collaboration
which brings many of the publisher’s most recent publications to the
Torrossa Digital Library and Bookstore. The e-books are available both
for institutional purchase by libraries and research
institutes, and for purchase by individuals for personal use.
Over 800 e-books have already been added to the Torrossa catalogue,
all published between 2017 and 2023 and covering a range of subjects,
from linguistics and literature to history, theology and social
sciences. Further additions will be made to the catalogue
in the future, as new publications are released in digital format.
“We are delighted to welcome Brepols to Torrossa”, stated Ludovic
Lautussier, Director of Digital Sales. “Their catalogue offers a wealth
of outstanding academic publications which we are confident will be
enthusiastically received by subscribing institutions
and indivudual users alike.”
An international academic publisher founded in 1796, Brepols is
committed to producing high-quality, distinguished publications that
will have a lasting scholarly impact. An independent firm, it plays an
active role in the scholarly community, running its
own research centre in Turnhout, Belgium. It publishes in the
humanities, with a particular focus in history, archaeology, history of
the arts, language and literature, and critical editions of source
works.