Archiving and Indexing

The Journal of Integrated Business Innovation and Sustainability (JIBIS) is fully committed to the long-term preservation, permanent accessibility, and global discoverability of its published scholarly content.

1. Digital Archiving Policy

All published articles are permanently archived on the Thai Journals Online (ThaiJO) platform, which ensures secure cloud hosting, regular automated backups, and ongoing technical maintenance.

JIBIS actively participates in digital preservation networks through ThaiJO’s infrastructure, ensuring that all content remains resilient and accessible even in the event of unforeseen system failures.

Authors are permitted and strongly encouraged to self-archive the final publisher's version (Version of Record/PDF) in:

• Institutional repositories

• Subject-specific repositories (e.g., SSRN, EconStor, RePEc)

• Personal websites or professional academic networks (e.g., ResearchGate, Academia.edu)

*Self-archived versions must explicitly include the complete citation and a direct link to the original published article in JIBIS.

2. Indexing Services

JIBIS rigorously works to maximize the global visibility and citation impact of its content through indexing in leading national and international databases. Currently, the journal is officially indexed in:

• Thai Journal Citation Index (TCI) – Tier 2

• ThaiJO Database

• Google Scholar

As part of our 2026 international strategic roadmap, the editorial board is actively optimizing publication metadata to apply for inclusion in:

• ASEAN Citation Index (ACI)

• Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)

• Scopus (Long-term Milestone)

3. Metadata and DOI Assignment

JIBIS provides high-quality, rich metadata for all articles, including titles, abstracts, keywords, comprehensive author affiliations, and standardized references, in strict accordance with international indexing standards.

The journal assigns a unique Digital Object Identifier (DOI) to every published article, ensuring permanent linking, reliable citation tracking, and cross-referencing capabilities worldwide.

4. Commitment to Accessibility

All published content is immediately and freely accessible to readers worldwide without subscription barriers or access fees (Platinum/Gold Open Access).

The journal strictly adheres to best practices in web accessibility to ensure that all articles and metadata are fully discoverable, interoperable, and usable across modern digital devices and assistive technologies.