Submissions

The article is written in English and Indonesian, utilizing single spacing and a one column layout, with a word count ranging between 3,500 - 5,000 words. The contributor's identity should be omitted from the manuscript content and instead placed within the article metadata section of the Open Journal System (OJS) platform. Contributors are required to complete their biographical information on the OJS website, which embarrasses the contributor's Given Name, Family Name (For contributors with a single name, please enter the identical name in both given name and family name fields), Institutional Affiliation (Academic Institution or Organization). Comprehensive affiliation details: Academic Program, Department, Faculty/School, University, City, Country, and Postal Code. 

Article contains Title of the Article, Abstract, Introduction, Literature Review, Research methodology, Result and Discussion, Conclusions, Acknowledgment, About the Authors and References. 

Title of the Article: The title should concisely convey the content of the research paper and engage scholarly readers. The title contains 5-15 words, excluding definite articles (the) and indefinite articles (a, an). Utilize phrases rather than sentences. 

Abstract: The abstract serves as synopsis of the article. It consists of research goals, research methodology, results, and novelty. Implications or suggestions can be added in the abstract. The abstract should be written in 150 - 250 words. The abstract should not include extensive background details and must not references to figures, tables, equations, any bibliographical reference either coming within or other article. The language of the abstract should be straightforward and concise. It is a stand-alone summary in one paragraph. 

Introduction: The introduction describes existing knowledge from previous research, explains the importance of the study, literature review, and presents the research goals. To understand previous research, the introduction should include examination of material academic publications (with citations) and synthesize the present comprehension of the encountered problem to demonstrate the research's novelty. 

Literature Review: The literature review examines existing research with related studies and identifies research gaps. This section should assemble observations from academic sources. Analyze significant methodological strategies, and situate the present research within the academic discipline. The review should be structured by themes or time sequence with connections between ideas. All references must be correctly cited following the journal's citation format. 

Research Methodology: Research methodology section describes systematic path to management of research. Authors should systematically explain the research design, data collection methods, sampling techniques, and analytical procedures. Explain methodological choices and how they achieve research objectives. The methodology should provide sufficient detail to enable study replication. 

Result and Discussion: The result section objectively presents the key research findings without interpretation through text, tables and figures. The results begin with textual description, highlighting major discoveries, and referencing corresponding tables and figures. Tables should not be screenshots, must contain specific numeric data, provide comparative analysis and include a minimum of 2 rows and columns. Figures must be clear (submit original files as supplementary materials during article submission), demonstrate trends, patterns, and relationships. The result section must illustrate the validation of data accuracy and consistency. 

The discussion section demonstrates the way authors analyze the findings in connection with the existing knowledge, and explain the enhanced understanding of the problem following consideration of results. The discussion must link to the Introduction to illustrate how the study contributes to the academic literature and societal benefits. 

Conclusions: The conclusion section provides answers to the research question and opportunities for future research. 

Acknowledgements: Authors must recognize funding sources that facilitated the research and should appreciate outside reviewers of their preliminary versions. 

About the Authors: The About the Authors section provides brief biographical information for each author in 50-100 words. Include the author's full name, institutional affiliation, and academic position. 

References: The reference list should contain 80% of relevant and current primary sources (including journal articles or conference papers from the past 5 years). References must follow APA format and utilize reference management software (such as Mendeley, Zotero, etc.). 

Tables and figures in the article should be numbered sequentially using numerals (1, 2, 3 and etc.) and include appropriate captions and source attribution. Table captions must be positioned above the table, whereas figure captions should be placed below the figure. For tables, avoid using vertical borders. Figures and tables must appear in high resolution and should not be print screens or screenshots. 

Article should be based on research findings, case studies, or scientific developments in the field of Business, Enterprise, Knowledge, and Education Network. Papers must be written in scientific language and should not have been previously submitted, under review, or published in any other academic journals or media outlets. All submitted manuscripts will be subjected to a plagiarism check to ensure originality.

Writing guidelines for Journal of Business, Enterprise, Knowledge, Ethics and Assurance Network can be downloaded here. 

Template of the Journal can be downloaded here.