International Journal of Engineering, Business and Management

About the Journal

The International Journal of Engineering, Business and Management is a peer-reviewed international scholarly journal dedicated to publishing original, high-quality research in all fields of engineering, business, management, and interdisciplinary studies. The journal provides a global platform for academicians, researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers to disseminate innovative research, practical insights, and theoretical advancements that support technological development and effective organizational management.

As a peer-reviewed journal, the International Journal of Engineering, Business and Management follows a rigorous evaluation process conducted by subject experts to ensure academic integrity, originality, methodological soundness, and ethical publishing standards. The journal strongly encourages interdisciplinary research that integrates engineering innovations with business strategies and management practices.

Scope of the Journal

The journal covers a wide spectrum of research areas across engineering sciences, business administration, and management studies. It promotes applied and theoretical research addressing contemporary challenges in technology, industry, markets, organizations, governance, and sustainable development. Studies that bridge engineering applications with business models, information systems, analytics, and managerial decision-making are particularly welcomed.

Topics of Interest

The International Journal of Engineering, Business and Management publishes original research articles, review papers, case studies, and short communications in the following areas, but not limited to:

Engineering: All engineering fields, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, computer science and engineering, information technology, data structure and algorithms, digital signal processing theory, embedded computer systems, distributed sensor networks, mobile and wireless networks, mobile networks and services, information indexing and retrieval, internet technologies, internet services and applications, interworking architecture and interoperability, knowledge-based systems, data retrieval, information systems, internet applications and performance, engineering management, industrial engineering, and emerging engineering technologies.

Business: Business administration, business ethics, business law and corporate governance, business-to-business (B2B), e-business, e-commerce, brand management, advertising and promotions management, channel and sales force management, consumer behavior and marketing research, marketing management, marketing effectiveness and marketing culture, international marketing, international business, foreign investments, risks and returns, business performance analysis, corporate strategy, corporate culture, corporate social responsibility, transforming local brands into global brands, business production and market orientation of local firms, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), family businesses, and entrepreneurship.

Management: Management information systems, applied statistics for management, managerial economics, managerial communication, operations management, organizational behavior, human resource management, training and development, public administration, alternative management practices, research issues in engineering and management, outsourcing from emerging markets, local multinational firms and their management, international business and government policies, strategic agribusiness management, knowledge management, enterprise resource management, microeconomics of competitiveness, and all fields related to business and management studies.