Issue: 43(1) February 2017. Essays Pages 7 – 10
Mehdi Dadkhah
Department of Management, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran; [email protected], [email protected]
Mohammad Lagzian
Department of Management, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran
Glenn Borchardt
Progressive Science Institute, Berkeley, California, USA
Abstract
Researchers know about the computer programmes used by most journals to manage their submission process. Current journal management systems work as standalones, leading to many problems for both authors and editors. In this essay, we propose our recommended conceptual architecture for creating journal management systems that include information systems. We believe these systems will be advantageous, saving time for editors and authors alike
Abstract (Spanish)
Sistemas de información en la gestión de revistas: el “patito feo” de la publicación académica
Los investigadores saben acerca de los programas informáticos utilizados por la mayoría de las revistas para gestionar su proceso de selección. Los sistemas actuales de gestión de revistas funcionan de manera independiente, lo que genera muchos problemas tanto para los autores como para los editores. En este ensayo, proponemos nuestra arquitectura conceptual recomendada para crear sistemas de gestión de revistas que incluyan sistemas de información. Creemos que estos sistemas ofrecerán ventajas y ahorrarán tiempo tanto para los editores como para los autores
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Researchers know about the computer programmes used by most journals to manage their submission process. Current journal management systems work as standalones, leading to many problems for both authors and editors. In this essay, we propose our recommended conceptual architecture for creating journal management systems that include information systems. We believe these systems will be advantageous, saving time for editors and authors alike.
