Types of Manuscripts

Scientific Journal of Information System (SJIS) welcomes scholarly manuscripts that are relevant to its aims and scope.

1. Original Research Articles

Articles reporting original empirical, experimental, quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, or applied research that contributes new knowledge to information systems.

2. Review Articles

Articles presenting critical and structured evaluations of existing scholarly literature, identifying research developments, theoretical contributions, and future research directions.

3. Systematic Literature Reviews

Reviews employing transparent and reproducible methods for searching, selecting, evaluating, and synthesizing scholarly publications.

4. Methodological and Technical Research Articles

Articles introducing or evaluating research methods, models, algorithms, architectures, or technological solutions with clear scholarly contributions and appropriate validation.

All submissions must demonstrate academic originality, methodological soundness, relevance to information systems, and compliance with the journal's ethical standards.

Manuscripts are written in English and must follow the journal's Author Guidelines and manuscript template.