Aims and Scope

Aims

The International Journal of Information Systems and Software Engineering (IJISSE) is a peer-reviewed, open-access international journal dedicated to publishing high-quality, original research articles, comprehensive reviews, and innovative case studies.The primary aim of IJISSE is to bridge the critical gap between advanced software engineering methodologies and the strategic deployment of information systems within organizations and society. The journal provides an international forum for academics, researchers, and tech practitioners to share breakthroughs, empirical evaluations, and transformative solutions that enhance the reliability, scalability, security, and socio-economic impact of digital technologies.

Scope

1.  Software Engineering Methodologies & Architectures

·        Software requirements engineering, elicitation, and modeling.

·        Software architectures, design patterns, microservices, and cloud-native systems.

·        Agile methodologies, DevOps, DevSecOps, and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD).

·        Software quality assurance, testing automated tools, and software maintenance.

·        Low-code/no-code platforms and automated code generation.

2.         Information Systems Management & Governance

·        IT governance, strategic alignment, and enterprise architecture (EA).

·        Information systems auditing, risk management, and compliance frameworks.

·        Digital transformation strategies and technological change management in organizations.

·        Business intelligence, data analytics, and knowledge management systems.

·        Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), user experience (UX/UI), and socio-technical systems.

3.         Intelligent Systems & Emerging Technologies

·        AI-driven software engineering (AIOps) and machine learning workflows.

·        Data engineering, big data infrastructures, and scalable database systems.

·        Internet of Things (IoT) software frameworks and smart ecosystem integration.

·        Blockchain technologies, smart contracts, and decentralized information systems.

4.         Cyber Security, Privacy, & Trust

·        Secure software development lifecycles (SSDLC) and vulnerability mitigation.

·        Information security management systems (ISMS) and data privacy regulations.

·        Trust, ethics, and accountability in artificial intelligence and automated decision-making systems.

5.         Applied Technological Innovation & Sustainability

·        Applied digital systems for sustainable agriculture, smart cities, and circular economy models.

·        Empirical studies, action research, and case studies of digital system deployments in developing economies.