Supply Chain & Operation Research Journals
- International Journal of Logistics ManagementISSN: 0957-4093
Online ISSN: 1758-6550 - International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics ManagementISSN: 0960-0035
Online ISSN: 1758-664X - International Journal of Production ResearchPrint ISSN: 0020-7543
Online ISSN: 1366-588X - International Journal of Productivity and Performance ManagementISSN: 1741-0401
Online ISSN: 1758-6658 - Journal of Business AnalyticsPrint ISSN: 2573-234X
Online ISSN: 2573-2358
Operational Research Society - Journal of Business LogisticsISSN: 0735-3766
Online ISSN:2158-1592 - Journal of Intelligent ManufacturingISSN: 0956-5515
Online ISSN: 1572-8145 - Journal of Operations ManagementISSN: 0272-6963
Online ISSN: 1873-1317
Association for Supply Chain Management - Journal of Purchasing and Supply ManagementPrint ISSN: 1478-4092
Online ISSN: 1873-6505 - Journal of Supply Chain ManagementISSN: 1523-2409
Online ISSN:1745-493X - Manufacturing & Service Operations ManagementISSN: 1523-4614
Online ISSN: 1526-5498 - Operations ResearchISSN: 0030-364X
Online: ISSN: 1526-5463 - Production and Operations Management (POM)Production and Operations Management Society
- Supply Chain Management: An International JournalISSN: 1359-8546
- Transportation JournalISSN: 0041-1612
Online ISSN: 2157-328X
Association for Supply Chain Management - Optimization Online (preprint repository)"A repository of e-prints about optimization and related topics." Offers an e-print repository and links to other optimization journals, sites, and societies.
Journal Impact Factors
What are journal impact factors (JIF)?
The impact factor for a particular journal is the average number of times articles published in a particular journal have been cited in the previous two years.
For example, if a journal has an impact factor of 7, this means that the articles in this journal are cited on average of 7 times each in the previous two years.
- Center for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS), Leiden UniversityLeiden University's CWTS provides free access to bibiliometric indicators on scientific journals. Information is based on indicators in Scopus bibliographic database.
- EigenfactorProvided in cooperation with Thompson-Reuters (Journal Citation Reports), Eigenfactor metrics include journal rankings as well as article and citation influence. Information from Journal Citation Reports is released after six months and available free of charge at Eigenfactor.
- Elsevier's CiteScoreThe CiteScore metric, using data from Scopus, measures the average number of citations that a journal's publications received in a calendar year divided by the number of items that the journal published in the previous three years.
- Journal Citation Reports (Web of Science)Well established source for journal rankings including the Journal Impact Factor (JIF), article influence score, and others.
- SCIMago Journal Rank (SJR)The SCImago Journal & Country Rank contains the journals and country scientific indicators that are derived from the data in the Scopus database. It has two metrics: SCImago Journal Rank (SJR) and Source Normalized Impact per Paper (SNIP). SJR is based on citations, but it also uses a formula to measure article impact, which it uses to create rankings.
- Supply Chain Management ResearchAndreas Wieland’s supply chain management blog for academics and managers inclduding 2018 Impact Factors of SCM Journals
For more information about journal impact factors, see the University of Michigan Library's wonderful Research Impact Metrics Research Guide.
