The Journal of Systems and Information Technology fosters primarily, although not exclusively, interpretive or qualitative research methods including ethnographic, genealogical, action research and case studies of various kinds. Research that uses quantitative methods, for example statistical surveys, will be suitable if they take a broad perspective of the problems and issues. This means very often that the social and political aspects will be considered as well as the technical. For example, the integration of various aspects of software engineering paradigms. Research papers that promote the development of interpretive or qualitative research methodologies in relation to Information Systems through case studies.
Systems approaches in the management of information systems.
Holistic approaches in the development of technology policy and technology transfer. Integrative methods of systems design. The influence of politics and culture on systems development and the use of information technology. Book Reviews JoSIT will include book reviews and information concerning conferences in the holistic information systems field. Publication and Manuscript Guidelines Researchers as well as Information Systems Professionals are invited to submit papers for the Journal.