The main objective of Int. J. of Decisions Sciences (IJDS) is to provide an international forum for practitioners and researchers both for-profit and non-profit organizations, along with information technology professionals, software developers, and vendors, to exchange, share, and present useful and innovative ideas and work. IJDS emphasizes the presentation and distribution of ground-breaking and original theories and concepts, which can shape future directions of research. These, when applied, can enable policy makers, government officials, business managers, and different decision makers to spread over various advanced techniques and new applications of information technology. IJDS also supports discussions on how information systems can promote decision making, and also in turn, how the advances brought about by these decision making practices can affect the growth in, and future application of, information technology. All models (normative, descriptive, cognitive, and prescriptive) are encouraged.

II. Coverage
Recommended topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
• Behavioral sciences
• Business forecasting
• Business intelligence
• Business mathematics
• Computer science
• Data mining
• Decision making in social setting
• Decision making under uncertainty
• Decision making with multimedia
• Decision sciences
• Decision support systems and software
• Decision theory
• Economics
• Electronic commerce
• Ethical decision making
• Fussy information processing
• Game theory
• Grid analysis
• Group decision making and software
• Informatics
• Information technology
• Intelligent agents technologies
• Knowledge discovery in databases
• Management information systems
• Mathematical optimization
• Mathematics of decision sciences
• Methods of decision making
• Morphological analysis
• Multiple criteria decision making
• Network analysis
• Neural networks
• Operations research
• Perspectives of decision making
• Political decision making
• Psychology
• Public decision making
• Risk management
• Robust decision making
• Scenario analysis
• Sensitivity analysis
• Sequential decision making
• Simulation methods
• Sociology
• Statistical decision
• Styles of decision making
• System analysis
• System theory
• Technological forecasting
• Web search & design

III. The Audience for IJDS
• Decision makers
• Accounting researchers and managers
• Financial researchers and managers
• Information systems researchers and managers
• Marketing researchers and managers
• Operational researchers and managers
• Government officials
• Economists
• Social workers
• Systems engineers
• Strategic planners
• Policy makers
• Problem solvers
• Educators and students
• Applied statisticians
• Consultants

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