General Information

1. The manuscript must be original, never previously published in any scientific journal, not submitted elsewhere for publication, and will not be submitted to any other media during the review process unless the author has officially withdrawn the manuscript from the J-Intech Journal.
2. J-Intech Journal uses Similarity Check to prevent plagiarism in manuscripts.
3. The manuscript covers various topics within the scope of J-Intech Journal as a scientific publication medium, including research works and designs in the fields of Information Systems, Information Technology, and other relevant topics.
4. This journal is published twice a year, in June and December.
5. Each author intending to publish their paper in this journal must comply with all established rules and regulations.
6. Published articles are openly accessible to the public.

Manuscript Requirements

1. Manuscripts must be written in Indonesian or English and follow standard scientific conventions.
2. Manuscripts must be prepared in Microsoft Word format
3. Manuscripts should be typed in Cambria font, size 10pt, single-spaced, and in a single-column format.
4. Each table or figure should be numbered sequentially, provided with a title relevant to its content, and accompanied by a citation source. The citation source should be enclosed in parentheses, written in Cambria font, size 10 pt. Table or figure titles should be centered.

Manuscript Structure Requirements:

The content should be structured systematically as follows:

1. Title, should reflect the research findings and variables. The title should not exceed 15 words.
2. Abstract and Keywords, containing a description of the research objectives, methods, and results. The abstract should be between 100-200 words in a single paragraph. Keywords should be written below the abstract text and separated by semicolons (;). The title ‘Keywords’ should be written in 10pt, italic, and bold, while the keywords themselves should be in 10pt, italic, and bold.
3. Introduction, includes the research problem, problem-solving approach, research objectives, and a theoretical review of previous studies related to the research problem. The introduction should describe the research gap, comparisons, and reinforcement to sharpen the explanation. The introduction should be written in paragraph form without subheadings, numbering, or bullet points.
4. Research Methods, describe the various types and steps involved in data collection. The methodology should provide a clear description of the research design, procedures for replication, and processes for summarizing, processing, and analyzing data. Additionally, it should explain the study design, research scope or object, materials and tools used, data collection techniques, and analysis techniques.
5. Results, present research findings objectively. Authors should describe results in a structured, systematic manner, aligned with the research method used. The use of tables and graphs must include sources. The table/figure titles must be referenced in the explanation below the respective table/figure.
6. Discussion, interprets the research results based on existing knowledge, explaining new understandings of the problem after considering the findings. The discussion should include the researcher’s reflection based on the literature review/previous studies, highlighting differences and similarities with the researcher’s analysis. Authors should relate their findings/results to previous studies, showing similarities and discussing differences. The discussion should focus on research objectives/answering research questions without being overly lengthy or repetitive.
7. Conclusion, provides a broad generalization of the research discussion, written concisely and clearly, demonstrating the significance of findings, the formation of new theories, and potential future research developments. Theoretical and practical implications, research limitations, and suggestions should be written in a flowing paragraph. Research limitations should be stated, along with recommendations for future researchers.
8. References, the article must contain a minimum of 20 references. The reference list should only include sources cited in the article and be arranged alphabetically. References should preferably be primary and up-to-date sources. The recency of cited sources should be evaluated based on the proportion of publications from the last five years (except for fields with minimal updates). At least 80% of references should be from journal articles published in the last five years from national and international journals. The manuscript's citations and references should use a reference manager (e.g., Mendeley) [Cambria, 10, normal]. The reference format should follow APA style. All references in the bibliography must be cited in the manuscript.

Example of Citation Source Writing from a Book

Aditya, A., Kanthi, Y. A., & Aminah, S. (2022). Metodologi Penelitian Ilmiah dalam Disiplin Ilmu Sistem Informasi.

Example of Citation Source Writing from a Proceedings

Inka Kris Dwi Cahyono, Amelia Puji Astuti, Nur Hikma Eka Sari, Regina Suci Fitria, Yunita Fitriyani, & Tanbiyaskur Tanbiyaskur. (2020). Perluasan Segmen Pasar UKM Pembudidaya Ikan Berbasis E-Commerce Menggunakan Aplikasi Fishket di Era Revolusi 4.0. Prosiding Seminar Nasional Lahan Suboptimal.

Example of Citation Source Writing from Article Journal

Pertiwi, R. A. E., Aminah, S., Tirtana, A., & Kartikasari, M. (2022). Sistem Informasi Berbasis Web Untuk Pelaporan Kriminalitas Dan Monitoring Kinerja Pada Seluruh Polsek Di Wilayah Kabupaten Madiun A Web-Based Criminality And Office Performance Monitoring System At Police Stations Of Madiun Regency. 10(1), 37–46.

Example of Citation Source Writing from a website

Redaksi, C. I. (2023). Warga RI Habiskan Rp 851 T Buat Belanja Online, Beli Apa Aja? 15 Februari. https://www.cnbcindonesia.com/tech/20230215145223-37-414052/warga-ri-habiskan-rp-851-t-buat-belanja-online-beli-apa-aja