International Journal of Business Information Systems

Aims & Scope

Business information systems (BIS) can be defined as systems integrating information technology, people and business. BIS bring business functions and information modules together for establishing effective communication channels which are useful for making timely and accurate decisions and in turn contribute to organisational productivity and competitiveness. This paradigm shift leads to global outsourcing, strategic alliances and partnerships to be competitive in terms of price, quality, flexibility, dependability, responsiveness. IJBIS highlights new strategies, techniques, tools and technologies for developing suitable BIS. IJBIS aims to help professionals working in the field of BIS, academic educators, industry consultants, and practitioners to contribute, to disseminate and to learn from each other's work. The global dimension is emphasised to overcome cultural and national barriers and to meet the accelerating technological changes and changes in global economy. IJBIS aims to act as a forum for exchanging innovative ideas and sharing research and practical experiences in BIS. IJBIS will publish high quality articles in all areas of BIS. IJBIS is a forum to help professionals, academics, researchers, practitioners and policy makers, working in the field of BIS, to discuss the important ideas, concepts and disseminate information and to learn from each other's work.

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