Peer Review Process 

All submitted manuscripts must be original works and free from plagiarism, data fabrication, data falsification, or any form of unethical research practice. Each manuscript is evaluated based on its originality, novelty, scientific contribution, methodological rigor, and clarity of presentation.

The peer-review process typically requires approximately 4–5 weeks for each reviewer. Authors will be notified of the review results as soon as the evaluation process has been completed. JMS implements a blind peer-review system to ensure fairness, objectivity, and confidentiality throughout the review process

Publication Frequency

The Journal of Technology Management and Information Systems (JMS) is published biannually, with issues released in March and September.

March Issue :

• Manuscript submission deadline: Second week of January (or refer to the latest Submission Information).
• Notification of acceptance: Third week of February.
• Online publication: March.

September Issue :

• Manuscript submission deadline: Second week of July (or refer to the latest Submission Information).
• Notification of acceptance: Third week of August.
• Online publication: September.

Please note that accepted articles will be scheduled for publication in the nearest available issue.

Open Access Policy

JMS provides immediate open access to all published articles based on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports the global exchange of knowledge and contributes to the advancement of science, technology, and society. Readers may access, read, download, and share published articles without financial, legal, or technical barriers, provided proper attribution is given to the original authors and source.

Retraction and Correction Policy 

Published articles may be corrected, withdrawn, or retracted if substantial evidence indicates that the findings or conclusions are unreliable due to errors in data collection, analysis, interpretation, or reporting.

Retraction may also occur under the following circumstances:

• The article has been previously published elsewhere without appropriate citation, permission, or justification (redundant or duplicate publication).
• Plagiarism is identified after publication.
• The research is found to violate ethical standards or involves unethical research practices.
• Significant scientific misconduct, including data fabrication or falsification, is confirmed.

All corrections, withdrawals, and retractions are handled in accordance with the principles and procedures outlined in the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) Retraction Guidelines.