Abstracting & Indexing

JOURNAL VISIBILITY & DISCOVERY

Abstracting, Indexing & Discovery

Articles published in SAGA: Journal of Technology and Information Systems are discoverable through a range of academic databases, scholarly search services, indexing platforms, and research information systems. These services support the visibility, accessibility, discoverability, and citation of the journal's scholarly content.

DOI REGISTRATION & METADATA INFRASTRUCTURE

SAGA also participates in scholarly metadata and persistent identifier infrastructure to support reliable identification, citation, linking, and discovery of its published articles.

Crossref is presented separately because it primarily provides DOI registration and scholarly metadata infrastructure rather than functioning as a conventional journal indexing database.

SCHOLARLY DISCOVERABILITY

SAGA works to improve the discoverability and interoperability of its published content by maintaining structured article metadata and persistent identifiers.

Article-level metadata may include:

  • Article title and subtitle, where applicable;
  • Author names and institutional affiliations;
  • Abstract and keywords;
  • Volume, issue, year, and publication information;
  • Digital Object Identifier (DOI);
  • References and citation information where available;
  • Licensing and copyright information; and
  • Other bibliographic metadata required by relevant scholarly services.
INDEXING INFORMATION

The journal provides links to relevant external database or discovery-service records so that readers and authors can verify the journal's presence directly through the corresponding platforms.

Coverage, metadata availability, and article inclusion may vary between external services because each platform maintains its own indexing, harvesting, updating, and metadata-processing procedures.

Journal Visibility

SAGA is committed to improving the international visibility, accessibility, and discoverability of its published research through recognized scholarly databases, discovery platforms, persistent identifiers, and standardized article metadata.