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The Journey & Wisdom network explained: journal and book platforms, DOI, similarity, journal and conference management services, and JMVRA's place.
For most authors, a publisher is just one page: the journal they send a paper to. That suffices for getting published, yet it raises an obvious question about what else is on offer after acceptance. Journey & Wisdom Publications keeps its domains separate because each does a different job. Merging them into one site would bury six services behind whichever happened to sit on the homepage, whereas separate sites allow each to be judged on its own evidence.
The network map
The publication platforms sit around the edge and shared infrastructure sits at the centre; those services keep thirteen separate platforms working in a consistent way. Each node opens its own site.
Five families
Sorted by what they do, the thirteen platforms form five families. Open any of them to reach its own page, which explains its nature, its audience, the services supporting it and the way to verify it.
Journal & book publication
All the domains below publish peer-reviewed journal content, academic books, or both. A card for each lists the website, its function and the people it suits.
This is the group’s publication platform with an international outlook, for peer-reviewed journal articles and academic books. It holds to the same editorial standards as the wider network: a stated scope, documented review, registered identifiers and open reading.
Best for: Authors seeking an international journal or book venue that applies the network’s review and identifier standards.
This is the network's open-access arm, a sister domain to OpenRGATE.org. Articles and book chapters are published so anyone can read them, and their metadata is deposited so discovery services can locate them; completed research does not vanish behind a paywall.
Best for: Authors and funders who require every output to be free to read from the first day.
The network's free, open-access repository and journal-discovery platform is OpenRGATE.org. It stores scholarly content and guides authors toward peer-reviewed, indexed journals using evidence rather than advertising.
Best for: Keeping finished work archived and findable, and looking for a fitting journal.
This is the network's platform for publishing books: edited volumes, monographs, conference proceedings, thesis-to-book conversions and textbooks, all with ISBN handling, editorial support and production. The group's similarity-check requests also arrive here.
Best for: Monographs, edited volumes, textbooks, proceedings and thesis-to-book projects.
Acting as the publishing house's own entrance, it introduces Journey & Wisdom Publications as a publisher in its own right, not as one journal, and spans both journals and books. It is the logical first stop for anyone checking who is behind the platforms.
Best for: Institutions and authors wanting to know the publisher before they pick a venue.
This is the layer connecting the group's journals, book platforms and shared services. A single journal can tell you “what do you publish?”, whereas the network tells you “what else is available once your paper is accepted?”
Best for: Viewing the full network — journals, books and services — together.
Focused on engineering, this society platform publishes journal articles and books in engineering and applied technology and hosts proceedings from engineering events. Subject communities and discipline-specific standards come first on a society platform.
Best for: Research, books and event proceedings in engineering and applied technology.
A wide-ranging multidisciplinary platform publishes journal articles and academic books across science, engineering, management, humanities and social sciences. Because its remit is broad, it fits work that spans disciplines or falls outside a narrow journal.
Best for: Papers and books that are interdisciplinary and cover several fields.
This general platform within the Wave family looks after peer-reviewed articles and book projects from start to finish: submission, coordinating review, production, registering identifiers and archiving.
Best for: Authors wishing to manage the entire path from manuscript to publication on one platform.
It works next to JAPWave but stresses research output: original studies, empirical work and research reports, released as journal articles or gathered into books.
Best for: Scholars and research groups who publish empirical studies and research reports.
As the Wave family's flagship, it gives JWDOI, JWJMS, JWSCAN and JWCMT their prefix. It publishes peer-reviewed journal content and books, and serves as the reference point for how the family operates.
Best for: Authors who prefer the reference platform on which the rest of the Wave family is modelled.
Facing scholars, this part of the group is organised around researchers, not journal titles. It links an author's published work, profile and citations, so the record follows the scholar from one journal to the next.
Best for: Researchers who want to build a publication record that is visible and connected.
This family member focuses on research dissemination. It publishes journal articles and books and concentrates on putting completed research before the readers who can use it, via open metadata, repository deposit and discovery services.
Best for: Finished research that should reach as large a readership as possible.
Thirteen platforms raise one practical question: does your manuscript suit JMVRA? Look at the call for papers and then submit — ₹971 INR for Indian authors and $41 USD for foreign authors, due only once the paper is accepted.
Shared infrastructure
None of these four publishes anything. They form the infrastructure beneath every publication platform, and each can also be used by authors, editors and organisers who are outside the network.
This is the network's similarity-checking service. Manuscripts are run through iThenticate by Turnitin, a publisher-grade tool that searches subscription scholarly content which a student Turnitin account never reaches, and the author gets the overall index plus a source-by-source breakdown.
This is the editorial workflow software that powers the network. A manuscript passes through desk screening, reviewer assignment and revision rounds on its way to a final decision, and every step is recorded. For authors it appears as a submission portal and dashboard.
The network's registration of Digital Object Identifiers and its metadata deposit. A Crossref DOI keeps a published article citable for good: it resolves wherever the article is hosted, and the metadata deposited connects references to and from other publishers.
This is the Journal Wave Conference Management & Tracking System. Inside it, organisers can run a whole academic conference: call for papers, abstract and full-paper submission, allocating reviewers, decisions, registration, scheduling and proceedings.
One manuscript, seven stages
Trace one paper through the network and you can see why the domains are kept separate.
Stages drawn with dashes are optional. A conference paper uses JWCMT for stages two to four within the event — submission, reviewer allocation and acceptance — and then accepted papers go on to proceedings or journal publication without being re-entered.
Find your route
| If this is you… | Go here |
|---|---|
| My research paper is ready to submit | Submit to JMVRA |
| I would like to see what is open for submission now | Current call for papers |
| First I need a plagiarism / similarity report | JWSCAN via jwbook.org |
| I need a Crossref DOI for my published paper | Request a DOI · jwdoi.org |
| I plan to publish a book, monograph or edited volume | JW Book · JW Publication |
| I am looking to convert my thesis into a book or article | Thesis publication guide |
| I am putting together a conference | JWCMT · Conference proposal |
| I would like my completed work archived and easy to find | OpenRGATE · Open Research Wave |
| I want to vet this publisher before I trust it | Journal verification |
Where JMVRA fits
Journal of Modern and Versatile Research Approach (JMVRA), ISSN 2984-8911, is a single peer-reviewed, open-access journal within the network and is not the network as a whole.
JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals.
JMVRA is a Transparent, Peer-Reviewed, Open Access Journal (Refereed Journal). Following the discontinuation of the UGC and UGC-CARE journal listing, and in alignment with the latest UGC-CARE recommendations and guidelines, JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals.
Don’t trust a map — check it
Every domain, one table
| Website | Platform | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| ijwave.org | International Journal Wave | Journal & book publication |
| orwave.org | Open Research Wave | Open-access publication |
| openrgate.org | Open Research Gate | Repository, discovery & publication |
| jwbook.org | JW Book | Book publication & similarity intake |
| jwpublication.org | JW Publication | Publisher front door |
| jwbpn.org | Journal Wave & Book Publication Network | Network hub |
| er-society.org | Engineering Research Society | Society, journal & book publication |
| ijpublication.org | International Journal Publication | Multidisciplinary publication |
| japwave.org | Journal & Publication Wave | Journal & book publication |
| jrwave.org | Journal & Research Wave | Journal & book publication |
| jwwave.org | Journal Wave | Flagship Wave platform |
| scholarrpn.org | Scholar Research Publication Network | Scholar network & publication |
| researchwave.org | Research Wave | Research dissemination |
| jwscan.org | JWSCAN | Plagiarism & similarity checking |
| jwjms.org | JWJMS | Journal management system |
| jwdoi.org | JWDOI | Crossref DOI registration |
| jwcmt.org | JWCMT | Conference management & tracking |
Each domain opens on its own website and sets out its own scope, editorial process, policies and charges. This page does not override anything a platform says about itself.
What people search for
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A network with many platforms and shared services can feel confusing to a new author. These habits help you decide what you actually need and keep your paper trail clear from start to finish.
Choose the platform that fits your paper and goal, verify its claims yourself, and keep a tidy record of every step.
Questions
Journey & Wisdom Publications is the publishing house that stands behind JMVRA and a set of connected journal, book, repository and publishing-service platforms. Rather than a single website handling everything, it operates separate domains for publication, DOI registration, similarity checking, editorial workflow and conference management.
Since the seventeen domains each carry out a distinct task. Journals, books, DOI registration, similarity checking, editorial workflow and conferences all have their own users and responsibilities. Putting each on its own domain keeps its purpose clear and allows it to be assessed on its own evidence. It also helps you know which site to contact.
No. Each is a separate platform with its own remit. JMVRA is a single journal within the group; a paper published in JMVRA is not published anywhere else, and every platform keeps its own scope, editorial process and charges.
When your paper matches the multidisciplinary scope of JMVRA, submit it there after reading the call for papers. Broader platforms like ijpublication.org, ijwave.org and researchwave.org are there for work that belongs in another venue.
Books go through jwbook.org and jwpublication.org — monographs, edited volumes, textbooks, conference proceedings and thesis-to-book projects, including ISBN handling and production.
It handles Crossref DOI registration and metadata deposit. A DOI provides an article with a permanent identifier that can be resolved, and it connects the article's references across publishers. JMVRA offers a Crossref DOI as an optional extra on request.
No, and no DOI service is able to promise it. A DOI is only a persistent identifier together with a metadata deposit, while selective databases such as Scopus and Web of Science do their own source selection.
Through iThenticate by Turnitin, JWSCAN checks similarity against subscription scholarly content from major publishers, which is where most overlap that goes unnoticed actually hides. The result is an overall index and a breakdown by source.
JWJMS, a journal management system, carries each manuscript from submission to decision while recording every step. Organisers rely on JWCMT, the conference management and tracking system, for calls for papers, review, registration, scheduling and proceedings.
The two are sister open-access platforms. OpenRGATE.org serves as the repository and journal-discovery platform, whereas Open Research Wave is the platform for open-access publication.
JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals. JMVRA is a Transparent, Peer-Reviewed, Open Access Journal (Refereed Journal). Following the discontinuation of the UGC and UGC-CARE journal listing, and in alignment with the latest UGC-CARE recommendations and guidelines, JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals.
Each accepted article costs ₹971 INR for Indian authors or $41 USD for foreign authors, and nothing is due until acceptance. A Crossref DOI, printed certificates, hard copies and the transparent peer review report can be added as optional extras.
No, none of them is compulsory. Whether you want a DOI, a similarity report, a hard copy or a repository deposit is your choice, and each carries its own published price.
At a glance
Counts taken from the directory on this page.
Key facts
JMVRA is one journal in the network; its own facts are fixed and checkable.
* 11.25 is a calculated metric based on citations from Google Scholar and Semantic Scholar. It is not an official Clarivate Journal Impact Factor (JCR).
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