Original Research Articles present novel research findings supported by appropriate theoretical foundations, research methods, analysis, and discussion. The manuscript should demonstrate a clear scientific contribution and provide sufficient methodological detail to support the validity and reproducibility of the research.

Review Articles provide a comprehensive and critical examination of existing research on a specific topic within the journal's scope. Reviews should synthesize relevant literature, identify research trends and gaps, critically evaluate existing approaches, and provide meaningful directions for future research.

Case Study manuscripts present detailed investigations of the implementation, application, evaluation, or impact of information technology and artificial intelligence in a specific organizational, industrial, social, educational, or other real-world context.

Technical or Methodological Articles introduce, develop, modify, or evaluate methods, algorithms, computational techniques, frameworks, models, architectures, or technical procedures relevant to artificial intelligence and information technology.

Short Communications present concise but significant research findings, preliminary results, technical observations, or emerging developments that warrant rapid scholarly dissemination. The manuscript should contain a clear research contribution despite its shorter format.

This manuscript type focuses on the design, development, implementation, testing, and evaluation of software, intelligent systems, information systems, computational platforms, or technology-based solutions. Submissions should provide sufficient technical detail and demonstrate the significance of the developed system.