Aims and scope

Sapiens Global welcomes research from any country when it has a clear connection with innovation, technology, or digital transformation and contributes verifiable knowledge.

1. Artificial intelligence and data science

Generative AI, machine and deep learning, natural language processing, computer vision, data science, big data, predictive analytics, intelligent and recommender systems, explainable AI, AI ethics and governance, human–AI interaction, and responsible applications.

2. Technology development and emerging technologies

Software, systems architecture, cloud computing, the Internet of Things, robotics, automation, cyber-physical systems, Industry 4.0 and 5.0, extended reality, blockchain, cybersecurity, interoperability, digital platforms, mobile applications, requirements engineering, and software quality.

3. Digital transformation and organizational innovation

Innovation and knowledge management, digital culture and maturity, digital government and smart cities, the digital economy, business models, technology entrepreneurship, productivity, competitiveness, and technological sustainability.

4. Marketing, e-commerce, and digital communication

Digital marketing and advertising, e-commerce, analytics, digital consumer behavior, branding, social media, SEO and SEM, automation, strategic and organizational communication, digital narratives, reputation, trust, disinformation, and media literacy.

5. Design and creative industries

Graphic, multimedia, editorial, and information design; user experience and interfaces; interaction and accessibility; animation, digital illustration, motion graphics, transmedia, audiovisual production, streaming, podcasts, video games, digital culture, and computational creativity.

6. Technology education and educational innovation

Digital competencies, AI and educational technology, virtual and hybrid environments, learning analytics, digital resources, simulation, technical and vocational education, curriculum innovation, digital citizenship, media literacy, and teacher development.

7. Technology, society, and sustainable development

Digital inclusion and divides, accessibility, human rights, data protection, technology governance, the social impact of automation, social innovation, circular economy, algorithmic accountability, digital well-being, and social studies of science and technology.

Interdisciplinary scope: this list is illustrative. Related interdisciplinary work is considered when its connection to the journal’s focus is explicit and its scholarly contribution is well supported.

Audience

The journal serves researchers, university faculty, professionals, master’s and doctoral students, technologists, developers, designers, communicators, marketing specialists, entrepreneurs, innovation managers, policy makers, and organizations engaged in digital transformation. Undergraduate work may be considered when it meets the journal’s scientific, ethical, and methodological standards.