Conflict of Interest

Publication Ethics and Editorial Standards

Conflict of Interest Policy

JSI (Jurnal Sistem Informasi) · Universitas Suryadarma

Policy Statement
JSI (Jurnal Sistem Informasi), Universitas Suryadarma, is committed to ensuring that editorial and publication decisions are fair, objective, and transparent. All parties involved in the publication process—including authors, peer reviewers, and editors—must disclose any actual, potential, or perceived conflicts of interest that could influence, or reasonably appear to influence, their judgment.

01. Authors

Authors must include a formal conflict of interest declaration in their manuscript. The declaration should state whether any financial, commercial, institutional, or personal relationships could have influenced the research, its interpretation, or the reporting of its findings.

If no competing interests exist, authors should explicitly state that they have no conflicts of interest to declare. Any relevant interests must be disclosed clearly and accurately.

02. Peer Reviewers

Publication Ethics and Editorial Standards

Conflict of Interest Policy

JSI (Jurnal Sistem Informasi) · Universitas Suryadarma

Policy Statement
JSI (Jurnal Sistem Informasi), Universitas Suryadarma, is committed to ensuring that editorial and publication decisions are fair, objective, and transparent. All parties involved in the publication process—including authors, peer reviewers, and editors—must disclose any actual, potential, or perceived conflicts of interest that could influence, or reasonably appear to influence, their judgment.

01. Authors

Authors must include a formal conflict of interest declaration in their manuscript. The declaration should state whether any financial, commercial, institutional, or personal relationships could have influenced the research, its interpretation, or the reporting of its findings.

If no competing interests exist, authors should explicitly state that they have no conflicts of interest to declare. Any relevant interests must be disclosed clearly and accurately.

02. Peer Reviewers

Peer reviewers must disclose any actual or potential conflicts of interest as soon as they become aware of them. Reviewers must decline an invitation or withdraw from reviewing a manuscript if a conflict could compromise, or reasonably be perceived to compromise, their impartiality.

Conflicts may include close personal or professional relationships, financial interests, direct competition, or close research collaboration with any of the authors.

03. Editors

Editors must disclose any competing interests related to a manuscript and recuse themselves from its editorial assessment and decision-making whenever such interests could affect their impartiality.

In such cases, responsibility for handling the submission must be delegated to an appropriate alternate editor who has no relevant conflict of interest. The recused editor must not improperly influence the review process or the resulting editorial decision.

Disclosure and Handling of Conflicts

Any identified conflict of interest should be disclosed promptly to the editorial team. The journal will assess the circumstances and take appropriate steps to protect the fairness and integrity of the publication process. Depending on the situation, these steps may include reassignment of a reviewer or editor, a request for additional disclosure, or other appropriate editorial action.

Commitment to Transparency

JSI seeks to manage conflicts of interest transparently and consistently to maintain trust among authors, reviewers, editors, readers, and the wider research community. Disclosure of a conflict does not automatically imply misconduct; the primary objective is to ensure that potential competing interests are appropriately assessed and managed.

Peer reviewers must disclose any actual or potential conflicts of interest as soon as they become aware of them. Reviewers must decline an invitation or withdraw from reviewing a manuscript if a conflict could compromise, or reasonably be perceived to compromise, their impartiality.

Conflicts may include close personal or professional relationships, financial interests, direct competition, or close research collaboration with any of the authors.

03. Editors

Editors must disclose any competing interests related to a manuscript and recuse themselves from its editorial assessment and decision-making whenever such interests could affect their impartiality.

In such cases, responsibility for handling the submission must be delegated to an appropriate alternate editor who has no relevant conflict of interest. The recused editor must not improperly influence the review process or the resulting editorial decision.

Disclosure and Handling of Conflicts

Any identified conflict of interest should be disclosed promptly to the editorial team. The journal will assess the circumstances and take appropriate steps to protect the fairness and integrity of the publication process. Depending on the situation, these steps may include reassignment of a reviewer or editor, a request for additional disclosure, or other appropriate editorial action.

Commitment to Transparency

JSI seeks to manage conflicts of interest transparently and consistently to maintain trust among authors, reviewers, editors, readers, and the wider research community. Disclosure of a conflict does not automatically imply misconduct; the primary objective is to ensure that potential competing interests are appropriately assessed and managed.