Description:

The International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems (IJSWIS) promotes a knowledge transfer channel where academics, practitioners, and researchers can discuss, analyze, criticize, synthesize, communicate, elaborate, and simplify the more-than-promising technology of the semantic Web in the context of information systems. The journal aims to establish value-adding knowledge transfer and personal development channels in three distinctive areas: academia, industry, and government.

Mission & Scope:

The International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems (IJSWIS) is an archival journal that publishes high quality original manuscripts in all aspects of Semantic Web that are relevant to computer science and information systems communities. IJSWIS is an open forum aiming to cultivate the Semantic Web vision within the information systems research community. The main focus is on information systems discipline and working towards the delivery of the main implications that the Semantic Web brings to information systems and the information/knowledge society.

Coverage:

Beyond Semantic Web (e.g., extending meaning with perception and experience)
Enterprise application integration
From e-government to e-democracy
Integration with other disciplines
Intelligent Systems
Metadata-driven (bottom-up) versus ontology-driven (top-down) SW development
New Semantic Web enabled business models
New Semantic Web enabled information systems
New Semantic Web enabled tools for the citizen/ learner/ organization/ business
Ontologies, folksonomies, and associated knowledge representation issues
Real world applications towards the development of the Knowledge society
Semantic enabled business intelligence
Semantic Web applications on the web, enterprises, desktops, personal and mobile devices, e-science and e-government applications, and associated issues of provenance, trust, privacy, security, quality, scalability, and performance
Semantic Web data management
Semantic Web issues, challenges, and implications in each of the IS research streams
Semantics and human computer interfaces including visualization and mashups
Semantics in business processes and distributed computing and services
Social Semantic Web and people web
Standards