Focus and Scope

Nusantara Technology Journal (NTJ) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to publishing original research articles, review papers, and case studies in the fields of Information Technology, Information Systems, Cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT), and Intelligent Systems.

NTJ focuses on the development, implementation, integration, management, security, and evaluation of information systems and applied information technologies. The journal emphasizes practical and innovative research that contributes to technological advancement, secure information environments, intelligent applications, connected systems, and digital solutions for organizational and societal needs.

NTJ welcomes research addressing information technology development, information systems engineering, cybersecurity, IoT applications, intelligent systems, and the integration of digital technologies across business organizations, educational institutions, government agencies, healthcare services, industry, and other sectors.

The journal covers the following areas:

1. Information Technology and Information Systems

Research on information technology development and application, information systems analysis and design, requirements engineering, system architecture, web-based and mobile applications, enterprise information systems, database management, software engineering, system integration, software testing, system quality, usability, and information systems evaluation.

2. Cybersecurity and Information Security

Research on cybersecurity implementation, information security management, security assessment, vulnerability analysis, access control, authentication and authorization, data protection, privacy, security auditing, security risk management, security policies, network and application security, digital forensics, and the evaluation of security mechanisms in information systems and digital environments.

3. Internet of Things (IoT) and Connected Systems

Research on IoT architecture, sensor networks, embedded systems, smart devices, wireless sensor networks, IoT-based monitoring and automation, device connectivity, data acquisition, real-time systems, IoT security, and the implementation of connected technologies in industry, agriculture, healthcare, education, smart environments, and other application domains.

4. Intelligent Systems and Applied Computing

Research on the design, development, implementation, and evaluation of intelligent systems, expert systems, knowledge-based systems, decision support systems, intelligent applications, data-driven systems, predictive systems, pattern analysis, and computational methods applied to practical technological and organizational problems.

5. Information Technology Integration, Management, and Governance

Research on information technology integration, IT infrastructure management, IT governance, IT service management, technology adoption, information systems management, digital transformation, technology risk management, and the integration of information technology into organizational processes and digital services.

Publication Policy

NTJ prioritizes research that demonstrates clear contributions to information technology, information systems, cybersecurity, IoT, and intelligent systems through systematic analysis, design, development, implementation, integration, testing, management, or evaluation.

Submitted manuscripts must present clearly defined research objectives, appropriate research methodologies, relevant findings, and demonstrable contributions to the development or practical application of information technologies and systems.

Research involving data analytics, automation, sensor technologies, expert systems, and other emerging technologies may be considered when the primary contribution is relevant to the journal's focus areas and demonstrates practical technological applications.

Research primarily focused on theoretical computer science, fundamental mathematical models, novel computational algorithms without practical application, hardware design without a clear information technology contribution, or other topics unrelated to the journal's primary fields falls outside the scope of NTJ.

All submitted manuscripts undergo a double-blind peer review process to ensure academic quality, originality, relevance, and publication integrity.