Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): International Journal of Business Analytics and Security (IJBAS)

IJBAS Preface to Volume 1, Issue 1, (2022)

The editorial board of IJ-BAS are pleased to introduce the first issue of the first volume to 2022 year of the “International Journal of Business Analytics and Security” (IJBAS). The IJBAS is published by GAF-TIM, the Global Academic Forum on Technology, Innovation and Management.

The International Journal of Business Analytics and Security (IJBAS) focuses on how knowledge is acquired through innovation and how new categories of business management and techniques are stimulated by knowledge. Theory and knowledge can only be produced by long-lasting innovations and technology for the business management that can be used broadly across various domains. IJBAS seeks submissions on various categories that enhance knowledge quality or that can be utilized to expand knowledge. IJBAS has a main focus on all subjects relevant to general business management, and emphasizes on various domains such as modern developments in business analytics and the safety and security issues for data management. In order to advance best practices in society, IJBAS papers examine knowledge-related changes that bring about or stimulate business trends. IJBAS welcomes submissions from academics, researchers, and scholars to gather the multiple knowledge resource in the business world to develop the next generation of technological business practitioners and academics.

The inaugural of issue1, volume1, of IJBAS includes ten articles. In this issue, the opening with just in time and push supply chain strategies impact on supply chain performance. Moreover, it discusses over green supply chain practices and e supply chain in achieving competitive advantage. More emphasis on just in time strategy and pull chain strategy on supply chain performance. Another stress given to pull supply chain strategy and just in case on supply chain performance. While highlighting push supply chain strategy and just in case on supply chain performance. On the other hand, a demonstration over information technologies capabilities and information system capabilities on BPM. Also, change management and communication on business process management. Area of process redesign and agile operations on improving the quality in the service companies has been discussed. Then supply chain capabilities and business process management on firm performance highlighted. Finally, business process management and lean operations on cost of quality has been discussed. Int. J. BAS appreciates all the support that it is receiving from its members as well as from its readers.

Editors-in-Chief

Prof. Haitham M. Alzoubi  and  Dr. Taher M. Ghazal