What are the Benefits of Rapid Publication

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What are the Benefits of Rapid Publication
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• The traditional publication track
  involves manuscript writing, submission, peer
  review, editing, and final publication in the
  journal. It spans a period of several months to a
  year depending on factors such as field of study,
  availability of peer reviewers, and the journals
  publication frequency.
• However, today, scientific research, publication,
  and the researchers career progression depend
  not only on quality but speed as well. Certain
  scientific fields like immunology and clinical
  research require immediate publication as they
  influence critical healthcare related
  developments which the conventional publication
  process cant provide.

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What is rapid publication?
Rapid publication is an accelerated publication
track that assures journals decision (or even
publication) within weeks or days of submitting
your manuscript.
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How do rapid publication journals work?

• Most rapid publication journals opt for
  post-publication peer review and open access to
  reduce time delays and manage large submission
  volumes. After the initial submission, the
  journals screen the manuscript only for basic
  accuracy, relevance, originality, plagiarism, and
  extent of a match with the journals scope. The
  approved manuscripts are published online as
  un-reviewed versions.
• After the review, authors can revise their
  manuscripts which are published online.
  Most rapid publication journals are open access
  and publish the content under the creative
  commons license. 

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What are the benefits of rapid publication?
Rapid publication benefits the authors as well as
the publishers mutually.
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Benefits to authors

• A competitive edge Scientific research is
  extremely competitive and your reputation as a
  researcher largely depends on your published
  papers. The faster you publish your findings, the
  greater is the competitive edge you have over
  your peers.
• Fewer chances of getting scooped It is always
  possible that another researcher is investigating
  the same topic as yours. So the researcher who
  gets published first receives the credit. Seeing
  someone else receive a credit for your original
  idea or getting scooped is a researchers worst
  nightmare.

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• Meet application deadlines Often publication is
  a prerequisite for research grants or
  postdoctoral positions which are time-bound.
  Shorter journal turnaround times will help you
  meet your application deadlines. Having a list of
  published papers will also strengthen your
  applications for grants or postdoctoral
  positions.
• Increased visibility in a fast-paced
  environment A shorter publication journey builds
  your publication profile rapidly boosting the
  global visibility of your published papers.

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 Benefits for publishers

• Staying ahead of the game Even journals compete
  amongst themselves to report scientific findings.
  
• Increased submissions Rapid publication ensures
  that authors dont have to wait for long and such
  a journal enjoys a better reputation in their
  eyes.
• Increased efficiency Rapid publication reduces
  manuscript processing time and helps the journals
  to achieve more efficient production systems to
  deal with a high number of submissions.

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The final verdict
Rapid publication is your solution to deal with
the lengthy process of journal submission and
publication. However, you need to be cautious
with rapid publication.

• Choose the right journal
• Understand the journals process of publication

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Rapid publication and post-publication peer
review are recent trends and still under
evaluation for their value to scientific
development.  Always consider the extent to which
your research and/or career will benefit from it
and choose the right publication support
services accordingly.
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