Description:
The International Journal of Knowledge-Based Organizations (IJKBO) examines current, state-of-the-art research in the areas of decision sciences and business intelligence, and the interactions, linkages, and applications of knowledge-based business with information systems. This journal provides... Show More
The International Journal of Knowledge-Based Organizations (IJKBO) examines current, state-of-the-art research in the areas of decision sciences and business intelligence, and the interactions, linkages, and applications of knowledge-based business with information systems. This journal provides an international forum for practitioners, educators, and researchers to advance the knowledge and practice of all facets of KBO, emphasizing emerging theories, principles, models, processes, and applications to inspire and circulate cutting-edge findings into research, business, and communities.
Mission & Scope:
The mission of International Journal of Knowledge-Based Organizations (IJKBO) is to provide an international forum for organizational and governmental practitioners, researchers, information technology professionals, software developers, and vendors to exchange useful and innovative ideas within the field. This journal emphasizes the presentation and distribution of groundbreaking, original... Show More
The mission of International Journal of Knowledge-Based Organizations (IJKBO) is to provide an international forum for organizational and governmental practitioners, researchers, information technology professionals, software developers, and vendors to exchange useful and innovative ideas within the field. This journal emphasizes the presentation and distribution of groundbreaking, original theories and concepts shaping future directions of research enabling business managers, policy makers, government officials, and decision makers to comprehend advanced techniques and new applications of information technology. IJKBO encourages exploration, exploitation, and evaluation of different principles, processes, technologies, techniques, methods, and models in sustainable knowledge ecosystems.
Coverage:
- Behavioral sciences
- Business Forecasting
- Business Intelligence
- Business Mathematics
- Computer Science
- Decision making in social setting
- Decision making under uncertainty
- Decision making with multimedia
- Decision sciences
- Decision theory
- Economics
- Electronic Commerce
- Ethical Decision Making
- Fussy information processing
- Geographic clusters
- Grid analysis
- Group decision making and software
- Informatics
- Information Technology
- Intelligent agents technologies
- Intelligent organizations
- Knowledge discovery in databases
- Knowledge Engineering
- Knowledge-based analysis
- Knowledge-based assets
- Knowledge-based benchmarking
- Knowledge-based competition
- Knowledge-based decisions
- Knowledge-Based Development
- Knowledge-Based Economy
- Knowledge-based enterprises
- Knowledge-based performance management
- Knowledge-based processes
- Knowledge-based production management
- Knowledge-based resources
- Knowledge-based services
- Knowledge-based society
- Knowledge-based strategy
- Knowledge-based systems
- Knowledge-based ventures
- Knowledge-based workflow
- Management Information Systems
- Mathematical optimization
- Mathematics of decision sciences
- Methods of decision making
- Morphological analysis
- Multiple criteria decision making
- Network Analysis
- Ontological engineering
- Operations Research
- Perspectives of decision making
- Political decision making
- Psychology
- Public decision making
- Risk Management
- Robust decision making
- Scenario analysis
- Sensitivity analysis
- Sequential decision making
- Simulation methods
- Sociology
- Statistical decision
- Styles of decision making
- System analysis
- System theory
- Technological forecasting
- Virtual Organizations
- Web-based decision making
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All inquiries regarding IJKBO should be directed to the attention of:
All inquiries regarding IJKBO should be directed to the attention of:John Wang
Editor-in-Chief
International Journal of Knowledge-Based Organizations
Email:
journalswang@gmail.comReviews and Testimonials
IJKBO is a new journal that covers the vast landscape of knowledge management, both in theory and in practice. Its readership spans the gamut from computer scientists to business school faculty to social scientists. Such a journal definitely encourages more interdisciplinary collaborations, something very necessary in the current world.
– William Grosky, Professor and Chair, Department of Computer and Information Science, University of Michigan-Dearborn, USA
IJKBO is dedicated to the advancement of leading thinking in the field of knowledge, learning and knowledge management, providing an international forum for the presentation and dissemination of the latest developments in the area, and aiming to be the main source of thought leadership in the discipline for executives, managers, academic, researchers and students.
– Dr. A. Yakhlef, Professor of Business Administration, Stockholm University School of Business, Sweden
Knowledge is an essential element for achieving excellence. Effectively building and utilizing knowledge bases and technology can increase the competitiveness of an organization. IJKBO offers a unique forum for disseminating emerging theory, useful applications, management issues of knowledge based systems and technology suitable for different kinds of organizations.
– Professor Wai Lam, Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
IJKBO focus on all facets of Knowledge-Based Organization. Thus it represents a sharing space populated with practitioners, researchers, educators coming from different domains but forming a specific community. I'm sure that in a very short period of time IJKBO will become a leading journal for this community.
– Dr. Marie-Hélène Abel, Associate Professor, JRU Heudiasyc, University of Technologie of Compiègne, France
The state-of-the art research in knowledge-based business with information systems that is published by IJKBO makes it a leading forum for scientific research and scholarly exchange in this exciting multi-disciplinary field.
– Dr. Gregoris Mentzas, Professor of Information Systems Management, National Technical University of Athens, Greece