Authorship Criteria

JUISI: Jurnal Ilmiah Sistem Informasi establishes authorship criteria to ensure that academic credit is assigned fairly and that all listed authors are accountable for the integrity of published research. Authorship must reflect meaningful intellectual contributions rather than institutional position, financial support, or administrative involvement.

1. Eligibility for Authorship

Individuals listed as authors must satisfy all of the following criteria:

  1. Make substantial contributions to the research conception or design, data acquisition, analysis, interpretation, or development and evaluation of the information system under investigation.

  2. Participate in drafting the manuscript or critically revising its substantive intellectual content.

  3. Review and approve the final version submitted for publication.

  4. Accept accountability for their contributions and cooperate in resolving questions concerning the accuracy or integrity of the research.

Contributions involving software development, programming, system architecture, data analysis, or technical evaluation may qualify for authorship when accompanied by the other authorship requirements.

2. Contributions That Do Not Independently Qualify for Authorship

Activities such as general supervision, funding acquisition, administrative assistance, routine data entry, technical support, or language editing do not independently justify authorship.

Individuals contributing to these activities may be acknowledged with their permission when they do not satisfy the authorship criteria.

Artificial intelligence tools cannot be listed as authors or co-authors.

3. Author Order and Corresponding Author

The order of authors must be determined through mutual agreement and reflect their respective scholarly contributions.

All authors must approve the authorship order before manuscript submission.

The corresponding author is responsible for managing communication with the editorial office, ensuring accurate author information, coordinating revisions, and communicating editorial decisions to all co-authors.

4. Changes in Authorship

Requests to add, remove, or rearrange authors after submission must be accompanied by a written explanation and agreement from all affected authors.

The editorial team may request supporting documentation before approving changes. Authorship disputes that cannot be resolved by the authors may be referred to the relevant institutions.

Changes after publication are subject to editorial assessment and may require a formal correction.

5. Author Contributions and Accountability

Authors must accurately disclose their individual research contributions in accordance with the journal's CRediT Author Contribution Statement.

All listed authors share responsibility for the integrity of the publication and must cooperate with legitimate editorial inquiries concerning research data, methodology, or findings.

Guest, honorary, and ghost authorship are prohibited.

JUISI is committed to transparent authorship practices that recognize genuine scholarly contributions and promote accountability in Information Systems research.