[AISWorld] Call for Papers: International Journal of Dependable and Trustworthy Information Systems (IJDTIS)

[A. F. Salam]

*CALL FOR PAPERS*

*International Journal of Dependable and Trustworthy Information Systems
(IJDTIS)*

*Mission of IJDTIS:*

The mission of the *International Journal of Dependable and Trustworthy
Information Systems (IJDTIS)* is to provide a platform for scholars from
various disciplines to contribute and disseminate knowledge related to the
varied technical, social, behavioral, cultural, managerial, organizational,
and national aspects underpinning dependable and trustworthy computing and
information systems. This journal is open to different and varied
theoretical frameworks and research methods, including mathematical,
computational, behavioral, organizational, and social aspects.

*Coverage of IJDTIS:*

*Topics to be covered in IJDTIS include (but are not limited to) the
following:*

*Behavioral aspects *

Consent and disclosure related to trustworthy systems

Human action related to trustworthy systems

Human behavior related to trust and information systems

Human dependency related to trustworthy systems

Human intention and behavior related to trustworthy systems

Human psychology related to trustworthy systems

Security and privacy related to trustworthy systems

*Cultural aspects *

Culture and trustworthy systems

Organizational culture and trustworthy systems

*Managerial aspects *

Business value of trustworthy systems

Competitive advantage and trustworthy systems

Cost and benefits related to trustworthy systems

Ecommerce and trustworthy systems

Economics of trustworthy systems

Management attitude and action related to trustworthy systems

Management of human behavior and action related to trustworthy systems

Management of trustworthy systems

Management policy related to trustworthy systems

Management related to development and implementation of trustworthy systems

*National and International aspects *

International issues related to trustworthy systems

Legal and environmental issues related to trustworthy systems

National issues related to trustworthy systems

Transnational and multi-national issues related to trustworthy systems

*Organizational aspects *

Education and training related to trustworthy systems

Institutional and organizational issues related to trustworthy systems

Organizational control and trustworthy systems

Organizational design and trustworthy systems

Organizational strategy and trustworthy systems

*Social aspects *

Trustworthy social computing systems

Trustworthy social information systems

Trustworthy social interaction systems

Trustworthy social multi-media systems

Trustworthy social networking systems

Technical aspects

Trustworthy and dependable hardware systems

Trustworthy applications

Trustworthy automated systems

Trustworthy communications systems

Trustworthy data transmission systems

Trustworthy database systems

Trustworthy embedded systems

Trustworthy game and entertainment systems

Trustworthy healthcare information systems

Trustworthy Internet access and use

Trustworthy Internet access and use for children

Trustworthy Internet access and use for education

Trustworthy Internet access and use for entertainment

Trustworthy network components

Trustworthy networks

Trustworthy operating systems

Trustworthy personal area network systems

Trustworthy real-time systems

Trustworthy sensor systems

Trustworthy software development

Trustworthy software systems

Trustworthy systems and agent technology

Trustworthy systems and policy

Trustworthy systems and reasoning

Trustworthy systems and semantic technology

Trustworthy user interfaces

Trustworthy wireless systems

Trustworthy workflow systems

Interested authors should consult the journal's manuscript submission
guidelines at www.igi-global.com/ijdtis

Scholars interested in serving on the *Editorial Review Board* of IJDTIS
should send an email with a brief bio including affiliation and areas of
research expertise to the Journal Editors.

All inquiries and submissions should be sent to:

Editor-in-Chief: A. F. Salam at ijdtis at gmail.com; Sandra A. Vannoy at
vannoysa at appstate.edu

A. F. Salam, MBA, PhD
Editor-in-Chief
Associate Professor of Information Systems
Information Systems and Operations Management Department
479, Bryan School of Business and Economics
UNC Greensboro (UNCG)
Greensboro, North Carolina 27402, USA

Web: http://www.uncg.edu/bae/people/salam/index.html
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