Publication Frequency

Informatics Management, Engineering and Information System Journal (IMEISJ) is published twice a year, with two regular issues published annually in June and December.

Each issue contains scholarly articles covering management information systems, software engineering, accounting information systems, business information systems, business intelligence, business informatics management, and artificial intelligence applications supporting management information systems.

IMEISJ maintains a regular publication schedule to ensure the consistent dissemination of scientific knowledge and research findings. The editorial team manages the manuscript submission, editorial assessment, peer review, revision, and production processes to support the timely publication of each issue.

Manuscript Acceptance Policy

IMEISJ welcomes original manuscripts that are relevant to the journal’s focus and scope and comply with its author guidelines and publication ethics policies.

All submitted manuscripts undergo an initial editorial assessment to determine their relevance to the journal’s focus and scope, compliance with the manuscript template, and fulfillment of the basic submission requirements. Manuscripts that pass the initial assessment may proceed to the peer-review process.

Acceptance is not guaranteed solely by the relevance of a manuscript to the journal’s scope. Final publication decisions are made by the editorial team based on the results of peer review, the scientific quality of the manuscript, the authors’ responses to reviewers’ comments, and compliance with the journal’s publication standards.

Manuscripts that require revision may be reconsidered after the authors have addressed the reviewers’ and editors’ comments satisfactorily. Only manuscripts that receive a final acceptance decision and complete the required editorial and production processes will be scheduled for publication.

IMEISJ is committed to maintaining its regular publication schedule while preserving the quality, integrity, and relevance of the articles it publishes.