Title Management Enterprise is Firebrand’s core software application, a publishing workflow solution like no other. Whether you are managing your metadata with our Eloquence on Demand service or using our other enterprise-level features, Title Management Enterprise will be the center point of your experience.
The Title Management Enterprise application is specially designed for the needs of publishers. Every publishing venture is different, and this application is able to adapt to meet your needs and the unique workflows you and your team employ. The robust, configurable nature of Title Management Enterprise makes it easier to publish your content and manage your business without changing your entire process.
Title Management Enterprise provides you with the ability to manage every part of the publishing workflow, from the very beginnings of your title acquisition through scheduling, editorial, production, marketing and publicity. You can:
Title Management Enterprise is able to help publishers of all shapes and sizes. It is not limited only to trade publishers or only to large publishers; our diverse range of clients also use the application to manage educational books and materials, audio books, non-book products, journals, marketing projects, publicity, and more.
The following pages will give you more information about how Title Management Enterprise can help all of the different parts of your business. Click on any of the links below to learn more:
We chose to work with Firebrand on the strengths of Title Management as a flexible, configurable product and project management tool and Eloquence as a rock-solid way to get our publications to market. As a publisher of both books and journals, we needed a system that could support many types of publications and that could grow with us and our business, and Title Management fit the bill. What we didn’t anticipate, and now greatly depend on, is the strong community that comes with working with Firebrand. Firebrand participates fully in the publishing industry, not just as vendor in an exhibit hall. They bring ideas, best practices, and innovations back to the user community, and we benefit tremendously from the experiences of the wide variety of publishers who use their tools and services.Allison C. Belan Director of Digital Strategies and Systems, Duke University Press May 19, 2016