e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal was evaluated by Index Copernicus. Index Copernicus Value for 2023 achieved value ICV=121.44.

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e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal was evaluated by Scopus. Current CiteScore is 2.6, SJR is 0.398, and SNIP is 1.119.

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Special section Call for Papers
This special section aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of the art in predictive maintenance for software systems using AI, including theoretical and practical contributions. We seek to bring together a diverse group of researchers and

e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal was evaluated again by Index Copernicus. Index Copernicus Value for 2016 achieved value ICV=120.59. It is over 20% gain in comparison to year 2015.
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According to decision of Chief Editors Per Runeson from Lund University, Sweden was awarded the “Outstanding Reviewer Award” in appreciation of his invaluable effort and high quality peer reviews.

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Professor Carlo Ghezzi is a regular member of the program committee of important conferences in the software engineering field (e.g. the ICSE and ESEC/FSE), for which he also served as Program and General Chair. He has given keynotes at several international conferences, including ESEC/FSE and

9th International Conference on Evaluation of Novel Software Approaches to Software Engineering ENASE website:http://www.enase.org
April 27 – 29, 2014 Lisbon, Portugal
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IMPORTANT DATES: Regular Paper Submission: 5 November 2013 (deadline extended) Authors

e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal was evaluated by Index Copernicus and will be included in the IC Journal Master List. Index Copernicus Value ICV=7.59 was obtained. Our software engineering journal is also indexed by DBLP, DOAJ and BazTech.

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SCOPE OF SPECIAL ISSUE
Successful software projects are usually projects that are managed well. The management process requires various analytical tasks that provide support for decision makers. This support is achieved through different activities that can be summarized as Prediction and Simulation.

1) Professor Norman Fenton
Professor Head , Computer Science RADAR (Risk Assessment and Decision Analysis) Group Computer Science Department Faculty of Informatics and Mathematical Sciences, Queen Mary University of London
Publications: 149 | Citations: 4673 | G-Index: 67 | H-Index: 30 (according to Microsoft Academic