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Overview
Almana: Jurnal Manajemen dan Bisnis is committed to improving the visibility, discoverability, accessibility, and dissemination of its published scholarly articles through academic databases, citation systems, and scholarly discovery services.
The journal supports standardized bibliographic metadata, persistent digital identifiers, and appropriate indexing arrangements to facilitate scholarly communication in management and business.
Academic Accreditation, Discovery, and Metadata Services
This page highlights seven services associated with Almana’s accreditation, indexing, scholarly discovery, and publication metadata: SINTA, GARUDA, Google Scholar, Dimensions, BASE, Crossref, and DOAJ. These services perform different functions and should be understood according to their respective roles.
1. SINTA — Science and Technology Index
SINTA is an Indonesian research information and journal evaluation platform.
Almana’s SINTA profile provides information about its national journal accreditation, publication records, and citation visibility.
2. Dimensions
Dimensions provides scholarly discovery and research analytics using publication records and associated metadata.
Almana lists Dimensions among its scholarly discovery services and provides a journal-specific publication search link.
3. DOAJ — Directory of Open Access Journals
DOAJ is an international directory that indexes open-access scholarly journals and supports the discovery of peer-reviewed research.
Almana: Jurnal Manajemen dan Bisnis is represented in DOAJ, with article records containing publication details, author information, and links to published research. These records support the accessibility and international discoverability of the journal’s content.
4. GARUDA — Garba Rujukan Digital
GARUDA is an Indonesian scholarly discovery platform that facilitates access to national scientific publications.
Almana’s GARUDA profile provides bibliographic records and links to published articles, helping readers discover research in management and business.
Google Scholar facilitates scholarly discovery through searchable academic literature and citation records.
Almana provides a Google Scholar profile link on its official website. Article discoverability and citation coverage depend on Google Scholar’s indexing processes.
6. BASE — Bielefeld Academic Search Engine
BASE is a scholarly search engine that supports the discovery of academic publications and open-access research content.
Almana lists BASE among its discovery services and provides a search link for content associated with the journal.
7. Crossref
Crossref supports scholarly infrastructure through Digital Object Identifier (DOI) registration and publication metadata.
Almana articles have Crossref records with the DOI prefix 10.36555. DOI registration supports persistent linking, citation, and reliable identification of published content.
Digital Object Identifiers
Almana uses DOIs to support persistent article identification, citation, and access.
Each registered DOI should resolve to the corresponding published article landing page. Associated metadata should remain accurate and be updated when necessary.
Metadata and Discoverability
Almana is committed to maintaining accurate and consistent article metadata, including:
- Article titles.
- Author names and affiliations.
- Abstracts and keywords.
- Publication dates.
- Volume and issue information.
- Page ranges or article identifiers.
- References.
- Digital Object Identifiers.
- Copyright and licensing information.
Consistent metadata helps readers and scholarly services identify, retrieve, and cite published research.
Indexing Transparency
Almana is committed to presenting its indexing and abstracting information accurately.
The journal distinguishes formal database coverage from national accreditation, search-engine discoverability, DOI registration, and metadata aggregation. Inclusion in one service does not imply equivalent coverage or recognition by another.
Claims of coverage should be supported by verifiable journal profiles or article records. Coverage may vary by article and publication period and may change according to the policies of each service.
Development of International Visibility
Almana seeks to strengthen its international scholarly visibility by improving publication quality, metadata accuracy, accessibility, citation practices, and ethical publishing standards.
The journal may pursue inclusion in additional recognized scholarly databases when the relevant eligibility and evaluation criteria are satisfied.
