Advances in Business & Industrial Marketing Research (ABIM) is represented across scholarly services supporting national journal accreditation, scholarly indexing and discovery, article-level citation visibility, persistent identification, bibliographic metadata registration, international serial identification, and the dissemination of scholarly research.
ABIM seeks to maintain accurate, accessible, consistent, and discoverable information about its published scholarly work across relevant academic platforms. The journal recognizes that different services perform distinct functions and that the presence of a journal or article record in one service does not automatically establish equivalent coverage or recognition in another.
Indexing Transparency Principle: ABIM distinguishes clearly between national accreditation, national scholarly indexing, research discovery, citation visibility, DOI registration, international journal identification, and formal source-journal indexing in selective databases. Each status is described according to the relevant service's actual function and verifiable coverage.
ABIM is nationally accredited at SINTA 3, as identified in its official journal profile within SINTA — Science and Technology Index, Indonesia's national platform for scholarly information, journal accreditation, research visibility, and academic performance indicators.
SINTA provides information concerning accredited Indonesian journals and related scholarly indicators. National accreditation status is distinct from formal journal inclusion in international selective citation databases. Accreditation classification, applicable coverage information, and other official details should be interpreted according to the journal's authoritative SINTA profile and relevant accreditation records.
Citation indicators, bibliometric measures, scholarly performance metrics, and other dynamic information displayed by SINTA may change as the platform updates its records. Authors, readers, institutions, and other interested parties should consult the official journal profile for current information.
ABIM journal and article information is represented in scholarly services that support research discovery, bibliographic access, national scholarly indexing, citation visibility, and the identification of published research. The services identified below are described according to their respective functions rather than being treated as interchangeable forms of formal source-journal indexing.
GARUDA — Garba Rujukan Digital: GARUDA provides national scholarly indexing and discovery for research publications in Indonesia. ABIM has an identifiable journal record in GARUDA, supporting the discovery of its scholarly publication information through Indonesia's national academic discovery platform.
Google Scholar: Google Scholar supports searches for scholarly literature, discovery of published ABIM articles, citation visibility, and access to research information available on the web. Article matching, citation counts, scholarly-profile records, and related information are maintained independently by the service and may change over time.
Dimensions: Dimensions provides scholarly research discovery, bibliographic information, connections among publications, and citation-related analytics. ABIM publications may be identified through the relevant Dimensions source and publication records, subject to the service's independently determined coverage, classification, access arrangements, and data-update procedures.
Coverage & Data Updates: Each external service independently determines its collection methods, record matching, citation information, journal classification, document coverage, and update frequency. Differences in record counts, citations, article coverage, or metadata between services do not necessarily indicate an error in the journal's authoritative published record.
Crossref — DOI Registration & Scholarly Metadata: ABIM uses DOI prefix 10.60079 for applicable published articles. DOI registration through Crossref supports persistent scholarly identification, citation linking, bibliographic metadata registration, article discovery, and the continuity of published research records.
Crossref provides persistent-identifier and scholarly-metadata infrastructure. Its services support identification and linking of published scholarly works but do not, by themselves, establish national journal accreditation, inclusion in an Open Access directory, or formal source-journal indexing in selective citation databases.
ISSN International Centre — International Journal Identification: The official journal title is Advances in Business & Industrial Marketing Research, abbreviated as ABIM, with E-ISSN 2985-7589. The journal is published online from Indonesia and is identified internationally through the ISSN system for serial publications.
ISSN identification establishes the bibliographic identity of the journal as a serial publication. It is distinct from scholarly citation performance, journal-accreditation status, DOI registration, research-discovery coverage, or formal inclusion in selective indexing databases.
Identification & Metadata Integrity: ABIM seeks to maintain consistency between its published article information, DOI registration records, official E-ISSN, journal-title metadata, author information, and other bibliographic details so scholarly works can be identified, cited, and retrieved accurately.
ABIM reports journal accreditation, identification, indexing, research discovery, citation visibility, DOI registration, and scholarly recognition according to the actual and verifiable function of each relevant external service. The journal aims to avoid misleading equivalence between different forms of scholarly coverage or bibliographic recognition.
Formal Source-Journal Indexing: ABIM describes itself as formally indexed, abstracted, or covered by a selective database only when inclusion can be verified through that database's official journal, source, title, or coverage record. The scope and dates of confirmed coverage should be accurately represented where applicable.
Applications, proposed submissions, ongoing evaluations, initial registration, individual article discoverability, citation records, references from indexed publications, scholarly metadata presence, or unverified third-party statements do not constitute confirmation that ABIM is formally indexed as a source journal in a selective database.
ABIM does not claim confirmed source-journal indexing in Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ, or another selective indexing or recognition service unless the corresponding inclusion and relevant coverage have been verified directly through the official service.
Discovery Versus Selective Indexing: Visibility of ABIM articles, bibliographic metadata, journal profiles, DOI records, or citations through scholarly platforms does not automatically mean that ABIM has been accepted for formal source-journal coverage by an international selective indexing database.
Citation counts, database coverage, bibliometric indicators, and related scholarly metrics are dynamic and may change as external platforms update their records. A temporary citation count, discovery record, or article-level citation does not constitute a permanent journal-accreditation or formal indexing status.
External Verification: Authors, readers, institutions, and other interested parties should consult the current authoritative records of the relevant service when evaluating claims concerning accreditation, source-journal indexing, journal recognition, or actual bibliographic coverage.
Individual ABIM articles may be cited by scholarly documents that are themselves indexed in Scopus. Such citations can support the visibility of ABIM research within international scholarly literature and may be documented through appropriate citation records or supporting materials.
Scopus Citedness Versus Scopus Source Indexing: Citations to ABIM articles appearing in Scopus-indexed publications do not establish that ABIM is indexed as a source journal in Scopus. Formal source-journal coverage must be independently verified through the official Scopus Sources database.
ABIM retains its existing supporting-document link concerning Scopus citedness for transparency. The existence of that document should be interpreted as a reference to the citation information it contains, subject to the document's provenance, date, scope, and verifiability. It must not be presented as evidence of formal Scopus source-journal indexing.
Citation counts may change over time as additional publications become indexed, citation links are updated, or bibliographic records are revised. Any reported citedness figure should therefore be appropriately dated, supported by a verifiable source, and distinguished from the journal's official accreditation or formal indexing status.
ABIM seeks to maintain complete, accurate, consistent, transparent, and traceable scholarly metadata across its official Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform, published articles, authoritative Versions of Record, DOI-registration records, and relevant scholarly indexing and discovery services.
Authorship & Institutional Metadata: Essential information includes accurate author names and author order, institutional affiliations, corresponding-author information, ORCID identifiers where applicable, and other appropriate authorship or contributor information necessary for reliable attribution and scholarly identification. Under ABIM's current author guidelines, the corresponding author's ORCID is required.
Article & Publication Metadata: Scholarly records should accurately identify article titles, abstracts, keywords, accepted manuscript types, publication language, actual publication dates, publication years, annual volumes, numbered issues, DOI information, applicable article identifiers, and other bibliographic details required for accurate discovery and citation.
Recognized Manuscript Types: The current ABIM editorial framework recognizes Research Paper, Literature Review Paper, and Conceptual Paper. The manuscript type recorded in OJS should accurately correspond to the article's accepted scholarly design and the journal's applicable editorial requirements.
Research & Rights Metadata: Where applicable, published metadata may include funding information, acknowledgements, CRediT contributions, copyright information, Open Access license details, and other appropriate publication declarations required for transparent scholarly communication.
Version of Record Consistency: The officially published Version of Record serves as the authoritative reference for article content and formal publication information. Essential bibliographic metadata should remain consistent with the published article, OJS article page, DOI-registration record, and other relevant scholarly systems.
External Metadata Differences: Third-party services may independently harvest, classify, transform, merge, match, or update bibliographic records. Temporary differences may therefore occur between ABIM's authoritative publication information and records maintained by external platforms. Such differences do not independently authorize changes to valid published scholarly records.
Where a material metadata discrepancy is identified, ABIM may initiate an appropriate correction through its editorial and technical procedures or request an update from the relevant external service when possible. Corrections should preserve the authenticity, traceability, and integrity of article records, DOI information, actual publication dates, and established scholarly citations.
ABIM continues to strengthen its scholarly publishing practices, editorial governance, international academic participation, independent peer-review procedures, research-integrity safeguards, publication ethics, accurate DOI and metadata registration, responsible Open Access publishing, digital-preservation arrangements, and the discoverability of published research.
The development of scholarly indexing and recognition is treated as an ongoing process of strengthening journal quality, transparency, discoverability, international scholarly engagement, and compliance with relevant service requirements. Consideration of additional recognized indexing, abstracting, accreditation, or discovery services does not independently establish journal inclusion or coverage.
The journal also seeks to maintain accurate author and affiliation metadata, reliable scholarly citations, DOI continuity, appropriate research-integrity documentation, transparent journal policies, and consistency between its official published records and information disseminated through third-party services.
When ABIM obtains confirmed journal-level coverage, formal recognition, or an appropriately verified change in its status with an external service, the journal may update its public information to reflect the actual status, effective coverage, and relevant official record. Planned applications, preliminary evaluations, or anticipated recognition must not be presented as completed indexing achievements.
The current ABIM Indexing, Discovery & Recognition framework reflects the journal's presently stated national accreditation, scholarly-discovery, identification, metadata, and indexing-transparency policies. Changes to these policies or to the journal's scholarly-publishing practices should be applied prospectively, except where legitimate corrections are required to address an established error.
External scholarly services may retain historical descriptions, article records, journal classifications, disciplinary categories, publication-frequency information, indexing details, or other metadata created or harvested before a journal policy or publication arrangement was updated. Such records must be assessed according to their provenance, date, and actual bibliographic purpose.
Aims & Scope Consistency: All scholarly fields expressly recognized in the current ABIM Aims & Scope constitute the journal's main scholarly scope with equal standing. A historical third-party subject classification, legacy journal description, indexing category, or disciplinary label does not independently restrict the journal's current accepted scholarly coverage or establish a hierarchy among recognized fields.
Historical third-party descriptions do not automatically redefine the journal's current Aims & Scope, accepted manuscript types, publication-frequency policy, editorial governance, peer-review procedures, or other current requirements. Where an external description is materially inaccurate or obsolete, ABIM may request an appropriate update through the relevant service.
Historical Publication Record: ABIM preserves its established publication history, including Volume 1 (2023), Volume 2 (2024), Volume 3 (2025), and Volume 4 (2026). The official journal archives remain authoritative for the historical volume and issue assignments, actual publication dates, and applicable article and bibliographic records.
Current Publication Frequency: ABIM maintains one annual volume comprising exactly three regular numbered issues. The standardized calendar-year schedule beginning with Volume 5 (2027) identifies Issue No. 1 January–April, Issue No. 2 May–August, and Issue No. 3 September–December. The journal's continuous-publication model was introduced prospectively from 1 September 2026, subject to applicable transition arrangements and the official publication-frequency policy.
Scholarly Record Protection: Previously published articles, actual publication dates, annual volume and numbered-issue assignments, author information, DOI records, bibliographic metadata, and valid historical citations remain part of the journal's permanent scholarly record. Current indexing or metadata policies do not authorize retrospective renumbering, artificial date changes, or undocumented alteration of valid published information.
Questions concerning ABIM national accreditation, DOI registration, ISSN information, scholarly indexing and discovery, citation visibility, metadata discrepancies, journal identifiers, or potentially inaccurate external scholarly records may be directed to the official ABIM Editorial Office.
Metadata & Indexing Correspondence: Muh. Haerdiansyah Syahnur, Managing Editor, coordinates applicable administrative inquiries concerning metadata, DOI records, ISSN information, national accreditation, scholarly discovery, indexing status, and communication with external scholarly services. Official correspondence may be sent to advancesresearch@gmail.com.
Principal Academic Editorial Contact: Matters requiring principal scientific-editorial attention may be referred to Mohammad Ashoer, Editor-in-Chief, through the official journal email editor@advancesinresearch.id.
Requests involving scientific-editorial judgments, authorship disputes, material post-publication changes, research integrity, or corrections affecting the substantive published record must be referred to the responsible academic editor or Editor-in-Chief. Metadata maintenance and indexing administration do not independently authorize changes to scientific-editorial decisions or to the substantive content of published articles.
Publisher: Yayasan Pendidikan Bukhari Dwi Muslim, Indonesia. The publisher supports journal administration, scholarly dissemination, metadata infrastructure, publication operations, and the continuing development of the journal while respecting independent academic editorial responsibility.
Authors, reviewers, researchers, librarians, institutions, and interested readers may consult the following official ABIM pages for additional information concerning journal identity, Aims & Scope, editorial governance, publication ethics, digital preservation, manuscript requirements, accreditation, scholarly discovery, and related publication policies.