Business & Information Systems Engineering
Business & Information Systems Engineering
BISE (Business & Information Systems Engineering) is an international scholarly and double-blind peer reviewed journal that publishes scientific research on the effective and efficient design and utilization of information systems by individuals, groups, enterprises, and society for the improvement of social welfare. Information systems are understood as socio-technical systems comprising tasks, people, and information technology. Research published in the journal examines relevant problems in the analysis, design, implementation, and management of information systems.
CfP: 01/2026 Generative Artificial Intelligence and Conceptual Modeling
Submission
Catchwords describe emerging technologies and important phenomena for the BISE community. Please submit your catchword article directly via the journal’s online submission tool.
Research Articles, Research Notes, Registered Reports, and State-of-the-Art Articles need to be submitted via the journal’s online submission tool at: http://www.editorialmanager.com/buis/.
The typical manuscript length (including abstract and references) should be around 20 pages. Since we assume a constant contribution/length ratio – longer submissions are expected to have larger contributions – we also allow manuscripts (including abstract and references) with no more than 36 pages (A4; 210×297 mm) of text (11-point Times Roman font, 1.5-spacing, justified text, margins: 25mm 25mm 20mm 25mm), and less than 15,000 words (if the manuscript is submitted in a different format). Please count every full-page illustration as 500 words.
In the abstract, please do not use the personal form (“we”, “our”). The abstract should answer the following questions and should be structured as follows:
- Problem definition: What is your research problem?
- Relevance: How is your research problem relevant to the IS research community and practice?
- Methodology: What is the underlying research method?
- Results: What are your key findings?
- Managerial implications: How can academics/managers/decision makers benefit from your study?
Keywords always start with a capital letter. For composite keywords only the first word is written with capital letter, e. g. “Enterprise resource planning”.
As an BISE author you contribute to promoting the scientific reputation in the field. We encourage authors to reference articles in the journal that are related and relevant to the subject matter in their article to show how the paper contributes to work and discussions in the community.
All in-text and references should be formatted following the guidelines provided by the Springer Basic style. The style is available in all major citation management systems such as Citavi, EndNote, or Mendeley. A full description of the citation style including in-text reference and the reference list can be found here.