JITA

JITA Journal of Information Technology and Applications

AIMS and SCOPE

The Journal of Informational Technology and Applications (JITA) is an international scientific journal aiming to improve and disseminate innovations, knowledge and experiences on methods, policies and technologies relevant to the development of information society based on knowledge. The JITA provides a medium for exchanging research results and achievements accomplished by the scientific community from academia and industry.

  The aims of JITA are:
  • To provide international exchange and dissemination of research efforts, knowledge and experiences
  • To promote and facilitate the exchange of information and knowledge in research
  • To explore the new developments and innovations towards the structuring of a knowledge-based information society
 

The manuscripts can be of different content:
  • Research work leading the progress in selected knowledge fields and domains
  • Theoretical discussions, development designs and practical applications of novel technologies, services, processes and products
  • Relevant discussions and advances such as standards, legislation and policies in an organisational, national and/or international setting
  • Relevant discussions and advnces on societal and economic issues of computing, e-commerce etc, in particular concerning improvements in employability, health, sustainability, equality etc.
  • Other contributions and considerations (holistic approach to problems) that may be of importance for the development of the knowledge fields
 

The JITA journal accepts full-scale research manuscripts that make a significant contribution to the field of computer science (CS), information technologies (IT) and information systems (IS). It aims to enhance and communicate the knowledge concerning the development of IT services, and their use, societal impact, and economics considering different possible implications, including other professional issues and supporting the development of knowledge-based information society.   The research topics of interest are the following but not limited to:

 

AIMS and SCOPE

The Journal of Informational Technology and Applications (JITA) is an international scientific journal aiming to improve and disseminate innovations, knowledge and experiences on methods, policies and technologies relevant to the development of information society based on knowledge. The JITA provides a medium for exchanging research results and achievements accomplished by the scientific community from academia and industry.

  The aims of JITA are:
  • To provide international exchange and dissemination of research efforts, knowledge and experiences
  • To promote and facilitate the exchange of information and knowledge in research
  • To explore the new developments and innovations towards the structuring of a knowledge-based information society
 

The manuscripts can be of different content:
  • Research work leading the progress in selected knowledge fields and domains
  • Theoretical discussions, development designs and practical applications of novel technologies, services, processes and products
  • Relevant discussions and advances such as standards, legislation and policies in an organisational, national and/or international setting
  • Relevant discussions and advnces on societal and economic issues of computing, e-commerce etc, in particular concerning improvements in employability, health, sustainability, equality etc.
  • Other contributions and considerations (holistic approach to problems) that may be of importance for the development of the knowledge fields
 

The JITA journal accepts full-scale research manuscripts that make a significant contribution to the field of computer science (CS), information technologies (IT) and information systems (IS). It aims to enhance and communicate the knowledge concerning the development of IT services, and their use, societal impact, and economics considering different possible implications, including other professional issues and supporting the development of knowledge-based information society.   The research topics of interest are the following but not limited to:

 

AIMS and SCOPE

The Journal of Informational Technology and Applications (JITA) is an international scientific journal aiming to improve and disseminate innovations, knowledge and experiences on methods, policies and technologies relevant to the development of information society based on knowledge. The JITA provides a medium for exchanging research results and achievements accomplished by the scientific community from academia and industry.

  The aims of JITA are:
  • To provide international exchange and dissemination of research efforts, knowledge and experiences
  • To promote and facilitate the exchange of information and knowledge in research
  • To explore the new developments and innovations towards the structuring of a knowledge-based information society
 

The manuscripts can be of different content:
  • Research work leading the progress in selected knowledge fields and domains
  • Theoretical discussions, development designs and practical applications of novel technologies, services, processes and products
  • Relevant discussions and advances such as standards, legislation and policies in an organisational, national and/or international setting
  • Relevant discussions and advnces on societal and economic issues of computing, e-commerce etc, in particular concerning improvements in employability, health, sustainability, equality etc.
  • Other contributions and considerations (holistic approach to problems) that may be of importance for the development of the knowledge fields
 

The JITA journal accepts full-scale research manuscripts that make a significant contribution to the field of computer science (CS), information technologies (IT) and information systems (IS). It aims to enhance and communicate the knowledge concerning the development of IT services, and their use, societal impact, and economics considering different possible implications, including other professional issues and supporting the development of knowledge-based information society.   The research topics of interest are the following but not limited to: