Author Guidelines
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International Journal of Innovation can be accessed online at http://ijies.sie.telkomuniversity.ac.id
Before submitting your paper, make sure it fits the following framework. Submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
PAPER FORMAT
The paper is written in the following order:
- Title
- Abstract
- Keywords
- Introduction
- Method
- Result and Discussion
- Conclusion
- Acknowledgment
- References
Explanations on each part of the paper:
Title. Title has to be short, dense, and clear. It covers keywords from research concept and observed variables. Maximum words for a title is 12 words.
Abstract. Abstracts are written in English. An abstract has to give summary to the readers about the article’s content: aim of the research, methodology, main result, and conclusion. This section is not part of the text and must be complete; no table numbers, pictures, references, or math expressions shown. An abstract must not have more than 200 words within one paragraph.
Keywords. This section contains 5 most important words from the paper, separated by semicolon (;).
Introduction. The introduction covers background, research questions, aim of the research, and writing organizations.
Method. The method covers steps on conducting research.
Result and Discussion. This section contains the results of the research along with its discussions.
Conclusion. This section contains the conclusion and suggestions from the research.
Acknowledgment. The researchers may want to show gratitude to all support from coworkers, the technical staff, or financial support from particular organizations.
References. This section contains literature cited in the paper. It is suggested to use Mendeley in order to manage references. The references used have to be 15 (minimum) and 80% of the references come from international journals. It is also highly suggested to use recent references (less than 5 years sources) unless they are essential (more than 10 sources). Use IEEE-style citations.