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Atypon provides software, hosting, and systems development solutions to publishers of media, scholarly, technical, professional and medical content. Atypon’s offerings include a hosted e-publishing platform that helps customers manage, deliver and monetize their online content and an enterprise access and commerce platform that provides advanced authentication, authorization, administration, registration and licensing functionality for digital goods and services. Atypon's solutions enable customers such as McGraw-Hill, American Chemical Society, New York Times, The New England Journal of Medicine, Oxford University Press and CBS Interactive to grow their businesses by providing the technology and service that supports the electronic exchange of information.

History
When he founded Atypon in 1996, CEO Georgios Papadopoulos understood that the future of publishing lay in what the Web would make possible. Involved in pioneering developments at several high-tech companies in Silicon Valley, it was in particular his development of a sophisticated access control system for Rizzoli Publishing and data fabrication software for the first digital scholarly journal, the Journal of Biological Chemistry, which led him to see that these new technologies would profoundly shape the future of the information industry.

The culmination of that vision was Literatum, Atypon’s digital publishing platform. Since the first release of Literatum, the company has grown organically, as well as through the acquisitions of Extenza e-Publishing Services in 2005 and eMeta in 2008. The acquisition of eMeta expanded Atypon’s product portfolio to include RightSuite, an enterprise access and commerce platform for the publishing and media industry.

Literatum
Literatum is a hosted e-publishing platform that helps clients manage, deliver and monetize their online content. Literatum is available in two editions, Premium and Custom, which provide different levels of customization and flexibility depending on a publisher’s requirements.

RightSuite
RightSuite is an enterprise access and commerce platform that provides advanced authentication, authorization, administration, registration and licensing functionality for digital goods and services.

Clients

 * ACS Publications
 * Annual Reviews
 * CBS Interactive
 * CrossRef
 * De Gruyter
 * Elsevier
 * The Financial Times
 * Hoover's
 * Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
 * Institutional Investor Journals
 * JSTOR
 * McGraw-Hill Higher Education
 * The New England Journal of Medicine
 * The New York Times
 * News International
 * Oxford University Press
 * Pearson Education
 * Taylor & Francis Group
 * TheStreet.com