The Journal of Research and Practice in Information Technology is an international quality, peer reviewed journal covering innovative research and practice in Information Technology. It has a dual emphasis and contains articles that are of interest both to practicing information technology professionals and to university and industry researchers. In particular, we encourage papers that report on activities that have successfully connected fundamental and applied research with practical application. To this end, a key aim of the journal is to publish papers relating to both emerging research and to professional practice. The Journal of Research and Practice in Information Technology encourages submission of innovative and original articles in all areas of Information Technology including Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, Computer Systems and Information Engineering and Telecommunications.
Submissions are in the form of a full paper or a short communication.
A short paper should aim to inform readers of current work, to provide abstracts of current Australian research for overseas readers, and to provide for prompt reporting of new ideas in Computer Science and Information Systems. All submissions to the journal are reviewed for originality, importance, accuracy, and relevance. As we aim for a 3 month maximum turnaround for all submissions, your review should be completed within 4-6 weeks. Please let us know if that is not possible. Try and be fair and constructive to the authors, giving suggestions as to how the work can be improved.