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Decision Making in Manufacturing and Services (p-ISSN 1896-8325, e-ISSN 2300-7087) is a peer-reviewed, semiannual journal dedicated to publishing papers of interest to the entire Decision Making community, including academic and industry researchers and decision makers working at the interface of research and implementation in manufacturing and services. DMMS objective is to serve the entire Decision Making community, including academic and industry researchers and decision makers working at the interface of research and implementation in manufacturing and services. The journal focuses on topics treating the interface between decision sciences, information technology and management science. All aspects of the subject in relation to manufacturing and services are covered. Papers may address concerns of manufacturing or service firms as well as government or non-profit enterprises, and the full range of manufacturing and service systems is covered. Examples of services considered include transportation, logistics and distribution, telecommunication, tourism, medical services.
The journal received 20 points on the list of scientific journals published on July 31, 2019 by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education in Poland.
The journal is a beneficiary of the "Support for scientific journals” (“Wsparcie dla czasopism naukowych”) programme funded by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Poland.
AIMS AND SCOPE
Decision Making in Manufacturing and Services (p-ISSN 1896-8325, e-ISSN 2300-7087) is a peer-reviewed, semiannual journal dedicated to publishing papers of interest to the entire Decision Making community, including academic and industry researchers and decision makers working at the interface of research and implementation in manufacturing and services. DMMS objective is to serve the entire Decision Making community, including academic and industry researchers and decision makers working at the interface of research and implementation in manufacturing and services. The journal focuses on topics treating the interface between decision sciences, information technology and management science. All aspects of the subject in relation to manufacturing and services are covered. Papers may address concerns of manufacturing or service firms as well as government or non-profit enterprises, and the full range of manufacturing and service systems is covered. Examples of services considered include transportation, logistics and distribution, telecommunication, tourism, medical services.
Moreover, the journal encourages a variety of methodological approaches to decision making in manufacturing and services. The papers may be theoretical or empirical, analytical or computational, and may be based on a variety of disciplinary foundations such as management, economics, operations research, computer science, engineering, psychology, etc. The ultimate objective of DMMS is to disseminate knowledge for improving the theoretical base for sound decision making in practice.
The subject matter of the journal includes, but is not limited to, issues related to manufacturing and services. Particular attention with this regard is drawn to the following areas:
- decision support tools and techniques,
- computational intelligence,
- financial decision making,
- design of manufacturing and service systems,
- planning and scheduling,
- logistics and supply managment,
- business intelligence,
- artificial intelligence including deep learning, machine learning, image recognition,
- data science and visualisation,
- sustainable management,
- circular and zero-emission economy,
- statistical process control SPC.
Papers should represent original contributions which significantly advance the theory or practice of decision making in manufacturing and services. Papers examining strategic decision making in manufacturing and services, as well as those topics that are new and experimental, are especially welcome. Decision Making in Manufacturing and Services also publishes state of the art reports by invited authors, critical reviews and special issues devoted to particular topics.
