Focus and scope

Focus and Scope

DIGISTEM: Journal of Digital Systems and Information Technology is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal published by PT Rizky Media Intelekindo under the RMI Academic Publishing imprint. The journal provides an international academic platform dedicated to advancing theories, designs, developments, and practical applications in digital systems, computing, and information technology.

DIGISTEM welcomes original research articles, applied technology studies, and systematic review papers. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research connecting information technology with education, business, industry, healthcare, government, and societal development.

Core Subject Areas

Digital Systems & Hardware Integration

Embedded systems, Internet of Things (IoT), microcontrollers, robotics, computer architecture, sensor networks, FPGA, and hardware-software co-design.

Information Systems & IT Management

Enterprise architecture, IT governance, digital transformation, information system auditing, knowledge management, decision support systems (DSS), and business process management.

Software Engineering & Application Development

Web and mobile application development, software testing & quality assurance, Agile methodologies, UI/UX design, microservices, cloud-native development, and API integration.

Artificial Intelligence & Data Science

Machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing (NLP), computer vision, big data analytics, pattern recognition, computational intelligence, and data mining.

Cybersecurity & Network Infrastructure

Information security, network protocols, cryptography, cloud computing, cybersecurity defense, digital forensics, privacy protection, and blockchain technology.

Applied Technology & Interdisciplinary Computing

E-learning systems, e-commerce, e-government, health informatics, smart cities, smart agriculture, and socio-technical applications.

Types of Manuscripts Accepted:

  • Original Research Articles: Manuscripts presenting empirical data, new theoretical models, algorithmic advancements, or technical innovations.
  • Applied Technology Studies: Practical implementations and evaluations of IT solutions solving real-world domain problems.
  • Systematic Literature Reviews (SLR): Comprehensive critical analyses evaluating current state-of-the-art technologies and methodologies.