Manuscript Types

JUISI: Jurnal Ilmiah Sistem Informasi accepts original scholarly manuscripts that contribute to the theoretical, methodological, and practical advancement of Information Systems. Submissions must demonstrate scientific rigor, relevance to the journal's scope, and a clearly defined scholarly contribution.

The journal considers the following manuscript types:

1. Original Research Articles

Articles presenting original empirical findings derived from quantitative, qualitative, experimental, or mixed-methods research. Studies may address information systems adoption, organizational processes, digital transformation, decision support, system governance, or other topics relevant to Information Systems.

2. System Development and Evaluation Articles

Studies involving the development, adaptation, or implementation of information systems supported by systematic evaluation. Manuscripts must demonstrate measurable system performance, usability, effectiveness, organizational impact, or other relevant evaluation outcomes.

Basic application development without adequate scientific evaluation or scholarly contribution is not considered sufficient.

3. Review Articles

Systematic Literature Reviews (SLR), scoping reviews, and other structured literature syntheses that critically examine existing Information Systems research. Review articles must employ transparent review procedures, identify research gaps, and provide meaningful theoretical or methodological insights.

4. Case Study Articles

In-depth investigations of information systems in organizational, industrial, business, or public-sector settings. Case studies must apply systematic research methods and provide transferable insights beyond the description of a particular organization or implementation.

5. Methodological and Conceptual Articles

Manuscripts proposing or critically examining Information Systems research frameworks, evaluation models, decision-making approaches, or methodological developments. Contributions must be supported by a coherent theoretical foundation and convincing analytical justification.

General Requirement

All manuscript types must comply with the journal's Aims and Scope, Author Guidelines, Manuscript Preparation, and publication ethics policies. Manuscripts are evaluated according to their originality, methodological quality, scholarly contribution, and relevance to Information Systems.