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European Project Management Journal signed a partnership agreement with ScholarOne Clarivate to enhance the submission and review process

The European Project Management Journal (EPMJ) has signed a strategic partnership agreement with ScholarOne Clarivate, a leading provider of manuscript submission and peer review management solutions. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for the journal, as it seeks to further streamline its submission and review processes, enhancing both efficiency and transparency for authors, reviewers, and editors alike.

The integration of ScholarOne’s advanced platform will allow for smoother workflows, faster turnaround times, and a more intuitive user experience, which are key in supporting the growing number of high-quality submissions the journal has received. Furthermore, this partnership ensures that EPMJ’s operations align with the best practices in academic publishing, strengthening its reputation and visibility in the global research community.

“This agreement is a pivotal moment for the journal,” said Prof. Dr. Vladimir Obradović, EPMJ Editor in Chief. “By adopting ScholarOne Clarivate’s leading technology, we are not only improving our internal processes but also enhancing the overall experience for contributors. This move will allow us to handle a larger volume of submissions more effectively and maintain the high standards of quality that our readers and authors expect.”

Insightful panel ”Meet the Editors” at the 12th IPMA Research Conference

Prof. Vladimir Obradović, the Editor in Chief of the European Project Management Journal, introduced the journal during the panel “Meet the Editors” at the 12th IPMA Research Conference “Artificial Intelligence in the Age of Project Management”. He emphasised the importance of research in the field of project management for the further advancement of professional practice and the academic community. He highlighted that the EPMJ plays a crucial role in promoting innovative methods, best practices, and theoretical discussions in the field of project management.

During the discussion, the editors elaborated on crucial aspects of incorporating AI into project management research and publishing.

The panel gathered distinguished editors – Martina Huemann (International Journal of Project Management and Project Leadership and Society), Young Hoon KWAK (Journal of Management in Engineering), Mirosław Skibniewski (Frontiers of Engineering Management), Cecil Chua (Project Management Journal), Nathalie Drouin (International Journal of Managing Projects in Business), Mladen Vukomanović (Organization, Technology and Management in Construction: an International Journal), and Vladimir Obradović (European Project Management Journal).

Editors discussed the acceptance of AI-related papers and their relevance to journal objectives. Also, panelist explored the use of AI in writing academic papers, addressing ethical considerations and guidelines. The role of AI in data collection and analysis was debated, focusing on its impact on research methodologies. The emergence of AI as both author and reviewer raised questions about authenticity and human-AI collaboration.

EPMJ is in Scopus database

We are pleased to inform you that the European Project Management Journal has been accepted for inclusion in the SCOPUS database. Scopus is a database of peer-reviewed literature, including scientific journals, books, and conference proceedings in the fields of science, technology, medicine, the social sciences, and the arts and humanities. It is a database that creates the possibility for scientific journals from all over the world to verify them using transparent editorial practices

EPMJ is indexed in CEEOL and DOAJ

We are proud to announce that starting from 2020 the European Project Management Journal has been accepted into CEEOL and DOAJ.

New Issue Published

European Project Management Journal has just published Volume 9, issue 1.

We are proud to present 7 new high-quality academic papers prepared by 15 authors coming academic, public, private, and NGO sector. Besides that, we have published a paper taken from IPMA blog that gives contemporary insight on Project Management developments in SENET area.

We would like to thank the authors and reviewers for their contribution in preparing this issue and helping EPMJ in its efforts to further enhance the field of project management knowledge.

EPMJ welcomes new members of the Editorial Board

European Project Management Journal proudly announces that Editorial board has been extended with four distinguished members:

Jesús Martínez Almela, Prof, Ph.D., Polytechnic Universities of Valencia, Madrid, Barcelona, Murcia and Valladolid, Spain
Grigori Tsipes, Prof. Ph.D., High School of Economy and Russian Association of Project Management – SOVNET, Russia
Ding Ronggui, Prof. Ph.D., Shandong University, China
Mladen Vukomanović, Prof. Ph.D., Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Zagreb, Croatia

We wish them warm welcome knowing that such eminent members of the Editorial board will substantially contribute to the overall quality and visibility of the Journal.

New Issue Published

European Project Management Journal has just published Volume 7, issue 2.

We are proud to present 8 new high-quality academic papers prepared by 16 authors coming academic, public, private, and NGO sector.

We would like to thank the authors and reviewers for their contribution in preparing this issue and helping EPMJ in its efforts to further enhance the field of project management knowledge.

New Issue of EPMJ published

European Project Management Journal has just published Volume 7, issue 1.

We are proud to present 8 new high-quality academic papers prepared by 15 authors coming from 5 countries.

We would like to thank the authors and reviewers for their contribution in preparing this issue and helping EPMJ in its efforts to further enhance the field of project management knowledge.

IPMA President helps YUPMA move forward

President of International Project Management Association – IPMA, Mr. Reinhard Wagner held a workshop with the representatives of the Serbian Project Management Association – YUPMA on re-positioning the association in its 31st year of existence.

It was a very successful meeting where change strategy for YUPMA was initiated.

YUPMA will move fast forward with further support from Mr. Wagner and IPMA.

We are the Champions!

Young Crew Serbia, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Organizational Sciences won the 1st place on the third International Project Management Competition! Congratulations to team members and mentors.

More info on the official website of IPMA Young Crew