Business & Information Systems Engineering

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Business & Information Systems Engineering (BISE)

description Scientific journal
Area of ​​Expertise business Informatics
language English, (and, German, to, issue, 6, 2014)
publishing company Gabler
First edition 1959
Frequency of publication bi-monthly, multi-thematic issues and special issues
Editor-in-chief Martin Bichler
Web link www.bise-journal.com
ISSN (print) 0937-6429
ISSN (online) 1867-0202

The Business & Information Systems Engineering (BISE) until the end of 2015 appeared as economic computer science , is a bimonthly, double-blind examined are scholarly journal of economic computer science . It sees itself as the central organ of the German-speaking and European business informatics community and strives to offer techno-economically oriented authors and readers a platform for scientifically remarkable results of explanatory and design-oriented research.

history

The journal electronic datenverarbeitung , published since 1959, was renamed Applied Computer Science in 1971 . At the end of 1989 it was renamed to Business Informatics and, from 1990, a new counting of the years began (first year 1990).

With the aim of taking account of the increasing international interdependence of the business informatics community and to offer explanation and design-oriented business informatics research a global platform, business informatics appeared in parallel and identical in content since issue 1/2009 - in the sense of a one-to-one Translation - in German and English. It was also published in German under the title Wirtschaftsinformatik , and in English under the title Business & Information Systems Engineering (BISE) . This strategic development towards an international science journal finally led to the end of the German-language version from issue 1/2015; the magazine will only be continued in the form of the English-language BISE .

Characteristics

Professional profile and target group

The BISE publishes original contributions in research and development results as well as other application situations transferable practical knowledge in the field of computer science economy. The aim is to gain theories, methods, tools and intersubjectively verifiable knowledge about information and communication systems in order to help practice to (better) solve IT problems. This includes the areas of information management, applied computer science, business and economics, new media and operations research, as far as modern information and communication technology concepts and implementations are dealt with or the development of the information society is explained or designed. Important peripheral areas are also covered, insofar as developments in the field of business informatics are significantly affected. Examples of this are the effects of information and communication technologies on the economy, the individual and society, as well as questions of training and further education. Since 2013, BISE has adapted and expanded its department structure and now includes 7 departments.

editor

The group of editors is made up of around 45 members who jointly take care of the assessment of the scientific contributions and organize special issues. A quarter of the editors each come from business practice and from non-German-speaking countries. Managing editor:

Frequency of publication

The BISE is published annually in six editions, each with about 70 pages. Part of the booklet is devoted to a key topic. In addition, special issues appear at irregular intervals on outstanding issues and events that affect the general public. It is an organ of the business informatics department of the Gesellschaft für Informatik e. V. (GI) and the Scientific Commission for Business Informatics (WKWI) in the Association of University Lecturers for Business Administration e. V. (VHB).

Organ functions

The BISE is organ of the Department of Economics computer science society for computer science e. V. (GI) and the Scientific Commission for Business Informatics (WKWI) in the Association of University Lecturers for Business Administration e. V. (VHB).

Departments

The BISE is divided into seven departments for scientific articles, each with a focus on:

  • Business process management
  • Computational Methods and Decision Support
  • Economics of Information Systems
  • Enterprise Modeling and Enterprise IS
  • Information Systems Engineering and Technology
  • IS Foundations and Research Methods
  • Management and Use of Information and Knowledge

Further sections

In addition to the publication of scientific articles, the journal offers the following sections:

  • BISE - Research Notes
  • BISE - State of the Art
  • BISE - Discussion
  • BISE - catchword
  • BISE profiles

reception

The magazine ranking VHB-JOURQUAL2.1 (2011) places BISE in category B; In the sub-ranking business informatics / information management, it occupies 21st place.

The impact factor for 2014 was 1.74 and increased to 3.392 by 2016.

literature

  • Hans Ulrich Buhl: 50 years of the magazine WIRTSCHAFTSINFORMATIK: Off to new shores .. In: Wirtschaftsinformatik . tape 51 , no. 1 , 2009, p. 1-7 , doi : 10.1007 / s11576-008-0110-5 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.bise-journal.com/?page_id=257
  2. ↑ VHB-JOURQUAL 2.1 ( Memento from February 8, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
  3. ↑ 2014 Impact Factors, JCR, Thomson Reuters: Business & Management ( Memento of April 8, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
  4. ↑ 2016 Impact Factors, JCR, Thomson Reuters: Business & Management