The author demonstrates professional competence in the subject. The contents of the paper indicate that the author has taken existing knowledge into account. The subject matter is applied and not theoretical. The methods described can be replicated by others in the same and different industries. The subject is handled in such a manner that it is understandable to business managers whose background may not include an advanced degree in mathematics.
Case studies are preferred.
We suggest, therefore that, wherever possible, authors should describe the method or system in common business language to capture the interest of the non-technical business manager. Our philosophy is if the manager understands the concept, he or she can hire people, who have expertise in the area, to do the job. The author should strive for reader comprehension, keeping in mind that the reader of the journal, as pointed out earlier, is not an academician. Articles are subject to a blind review by an Editorial Advisory Board composed of technicians and business users. The average length of an article is 10-15 pages, double space.