Publish in Refereed Journals

The International Association of Computer Information Systems supports a double-blind refereed journal—Journal of Computer Information Systems and a double-blind refereed serial publication—Issues in Information Systems.

Journal of Computer Information Systems

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JCIS is an A* ranked journal. JCIS is a Refereed Publication. Published four times a year, the Journal of Computer Information Systems (JCIS) is the forum for IACIS members and other information system educators and professionals to present their research and ideas. Each issue provides a wealth of relevant and informative articles.

Issues in Information Systems

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IIS is a Refereed Publication. Issues in Information Systems (IIS) is an official publication of the International Association for Computer Information Systems (IACIS). IIS is a double-blind refereed, serial publication of IACIS that is registered with the US Library of Congress (ISSN 1529-7314) and has been listed in Cabell's Directory of Publishing Opportunities in Management and Marketing since the 8th Edition. IIS Volume 1 was first published in 2000.

What is the difference between IIS and JCIS?

This is a frequently asked question. Both the Journal of Computer Information Systems (JCIS) and Issues in Information Systems (IIS) are publications of IACIS. JCIS is different from IIS in that JCIS is the premier official journal publication of IACIS which is published quarterly. JCIS applies a much more rigorous and lengthy review process, and it is more selective in the articles it publishes than is IIS. Whereas IIS is published in conjunction with an annual conference, JCIS is not associated directly with an annual conference. The papers selected for publication in IIS are expected to be presented at the IACIS Annual Conference. The journal articles published in JCIS are completely independent of any IACIS Annual Conference participation and presentation.

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