IPSI
Transactions on
Internet Research 		Published in:
IPSI Transaction on Internet Research
Publisher: IPSI Ltd, Belgrade
Open Access: CC-BY-NC-ND
DOI: 10.58245/ipsi.tir
ISSN: 1820 - 4503
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1. About IPSI TIR Journal
1.1 Scope
1.2 Basics
1.3 Journal Ranking
2. Instructions for Authors
2.1 Submitting an Article
2.2 Methodology
2.3 Creativity
2.4 Synergy
2.5 Charges to the Authors
3. Peer Review Policy
3.1 Peer Review Main Pillars
3.2 Reviewers' Responsibilities
3.3 Authors' Responsibilities
3.4 Editors' Responsibilities & Publication Decisions
4. Conflict of Interest
5. Repeated and Multiple Publication
6. Access, Copyright, and Licensing
7. Identifying and Preventing Misconduct
8. Instructions in the Case of Corrections or Retractions
9. Content Originality and Reproduction, Copyright, and Plagiarism
10. Confidentiality Policy

Welcome to IPSI Transactions on Internet Research

(Formerly: IPSI Bgd Transactions on Internet Research, or TIR)


IPSI Transactions on Internet Research Journal (IPSI TIR) publishes research and survey papers. The journal is a peer-reviewed international scientific magazine that covers the whole range of uses of information and communication technology, as well as business administration and management, with special emphasis on multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, and transdisciplinary research.

The bandwidth of the journal is relatively wide, and advantage is given to papers with elements of several disciplines included.

IPSI TIR focuses on the issues around the:
    Internet, Economy, and Finance; Collaboration Systems and Technologies; Workflow Systems and Technologies; Internet Engineering; P2P; Information Systems; Intelligent Systems; E-Commerce Systems; Concept Modelling; E-Education Systems; Computer Communications; Distributed Systems; Advanced Web Programming; Security, Reliability, and Protection on the Internet; Artificial Intelligence; Deep Learning; Data Mining; Machine Learning; Artificial Intelligence; and Socially Responsible Research in Humanities and Social Sciences.