Journal of Information Technology Management

Aims & Scope

Journal of Information Technology Management is a peer-reviewed journal with the aim of developing administration knowledge and also identifying the management problems in organizations and find solutions. JITM is the science and art of managing the use of information technology in organizations for providing value to stakeholders. The journal welcomes conceptual and original research papers describing mature works on Managerial Approaches in Information Technology, Enterprise-Oriented Solutions, and Information System Development. The scope of the journal has expanded so as to account for all facets of Information Technology while emphasizing its specificity at bridging the gap between the Information Technology and Management Science. The journal scope covers the academic and empirical studies on Information Technology with an orientation toward managerial approaches and guidelines.

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