Author Guidelines

JUISI: Jurnal Ilmiah Sistem Informasi welcomes original scholarly manuscripts that contribute to the theoretical, methodological, and practical advancement of Information Systems. Authors are required to comply with the journal's academic standards, publication ethics, and manuscript submission requirements.

1. Aims and Scope Compliance

Submitted manuscripts must align with JUISI's Aims and Scope, particularly in decision support systems, organizational information systems, digital business, sectoral information systems, information systems governance and security, and knowledge management.

Studies focusing exclusively on algorithms, hardware, or basic application development without a substantive contribution to Information Systems may be considered outside the journal's scope.

2. Manuscript Types and Eligibility

JUISI considers original research articles, empirical studies, case studies, and evaluated system development research. Theoretical studies and review articles may also be considered when they provide meaningful scholarly synthesis and contributions.

Submissions must meet the following requirements:

  • The manuscript has not been previously published and is not under consideration by another journal.

  • Research objectives, methods, findings, and scholarly contributions are clearly identifiable.

  • Data, methodologies, and supporting references are relevant and scientifically justified.

  • Research findings are reported accurately without fabrication, falsification, or manipulation.

  • The manuscript complies with the journal's academic writing standards and editorial policies.

System development manuscripts must demonstrate systematic evaluation and scholarly contributions beyond basic application implementation.

3. Language and Academic Writing Standards

JUISI accepts manuscripts written in Indonesian or English. Submissions must demonstrate clear academic expression, consistent terminology, and appropriate scholarly language.

Article titles must be written in English, while abstracts must be provided in both English and Indonesian.

All manuscripts must follow the latest official JUISI template and the technical specifications described in the Manuscript Preparation guidelines.

4. Authorship and Author Contributions

Each manuscript must include a minimum of 2 authors and a maximum of 7 authors.

Authorship must reflect meaningful intellectual contributions to the research and manuscript preparation. All listed authors must approve the submitted manuscript, agree on the authorship order, and accept responsibility for their respective contributions.

The corresponding author is responsible for editorial communication, accurate manuscript metadata, and ensuring that all co-authors receive relevant publication information.

Further requirements are specified in the journal's Authorship Criteria and CRediT Author Contribution Statement.

5. Originality and Publication Ethics

All submissions must represent original scholarly work and must be free from plagiarism, undisclosed duplicate publication, and research integrity violations.

JUISI requires a similarity index below 20%, while also considering the substantive nature and sources of textual similarities.

Authors must ensure that:

  • All borrowed ideas, quotations, and materials are properly acknowledged.

  • Research data and findings are accurately reported.

  • Required research permissions and ethical approvals have been obtained.

  • Confidential organizational information and personal data are appropriately protected.

  • Relevant ethical concerns are disclosed to the editorial team.

Detailed provisions are available in the journal's Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement and Plagiarism Screening Policy.

6. References and Scholarly Foundations

Manuscripts must include at least 25 relevant scholarly references, prioritizing recent research and reputable academic publications.

JUISI adopts the IEEE citation and referencing style. Authors are responsible for ensuring that all references are accurately cited and correspond to the sources listed in the bibliography.

References should substantively support the theoretical framework, methodology, analysis, and scholarly positioning of the research.

Technical instructions concerning citations and reference formatting are provided in Manuscript Preparation.

7. Required Declarations and Supporting Documents

Authors must provide relevant declarations and documentation according to the nature of their research, including:

  • Conflict of interest declarations.

  • Research funding and institutional support information.

  • Author contribution statements as required by the journal.

  • Disclosure of substantive AI-assisted activities.

  • Ethical approval or data-use authorization when applicable.

  • Additional supporting documentation requested for editorial assessment.

Authors are responsible for the accuracy and completeness of all submitted declarations.

8. Submission and Author Responsibilities

Manuscripts must be submitted independently by authors through the official JUISI Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform.

Authors are responsible for uploading the correct manuscript version, completing article metadata, and providing the required supporting documents.

Throughout editorial evaluation, authors must respond appropriately to reviewer comments, submit revisions within the specified deadlines, and maintain professional communication with the editorial team.

Submission procedures and estimated processing timelines are described in the journal's Submission and Publication Process.

9. Editorial Decisions and Publication Charges

All submissions undergo initial editorial screening and peer review in accordance with JUISI's editorial policies.

Editorial acceptance is determined by scholarly quality, originality, methodological rigor, ethical compliance, and relevance to the journal's scope.

Article Processing Charges (APCs) apply according to the journal's published fee policy after manuscript acceptance. APC payments do not influence scientific assessment or editorial decisions.

Further information is available in the Article Processing Charge (APC) and Waiver Policy sections.

10. Compliance with Author Guidelines

Authors are expected to review the relevant journal policies before submitting their manuscripts.

Submissions that do not meet the requirements may be returned for correction or declined during preliminary editorial screening.

JUISI is committed to maintaining an objective, transparent, and accountable publication process while encouraging research that advances knowledge and practice in Information Systems.