International Journal of Information Management

The International Journal of Information Management (INT J INFORM MANAGE) is a premier, peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing the theory and practice of information management. Published by Elsevier, the journal serves as a leading forum for the dissemination of high-quality research that bridges the gap between information systems, management, and organizational strategy. Its scope encompasses the full lifecycle of information, including its creation, organization, storage, retrieval, and utilization, with a strong emphasis on the strategic, behavioral, and technological implications for organizations and society. Main topics covered include knowledge management, digital transformation, big data analytics, information governance, social media impact, information security, and the role of information in decision-making and innovation. The journal publishes a range of article types, primarily full-length original research articles, comprehensive review papers, and occasional case studies or viewpoint pieces that offer significant theoretical or practical contributions. The target audience is broad, comprising academic researchers, doctoral students, information professionals, and senior managers in both public and private sectors who seek evidence-based insights into managing information assets. A notable feature is the journal's exceptionally high standing in the field, boasting an Impact Factor of 31.000 (2026 data), placing it firmly in the JCR Q1 quartile. This top-tier ranking reflects its immense influence and rigorous editorial standards, making it one of the most prestigious and impactful outlets in information management globally. The journal is subscription-based, though authors may opt for open access publication.