Archiving Policy

⚡ Quick Summary: Manis: Jurnal Manajemen dan Bisnis is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation, accessibility, and availability of all published articles. The journal maintains digital archiving through the journal website, metadata preservation, indexing services, DOI registration, OAI-PMH, and regular backup mechanisms.

A. ARCHIVING POLICY STATEMENT

Manis: Jurnal Manajemen dan Bisnis is committed to preserving published scholarly content and ensuring that articles remain accessible to readers, authors, researchers, institutions, and the wider academic community over time.

The journal applies a digital archiving policy to protect article files, metadata, publication records, and supporting information from loss, damage, or long-term inaccessibility. Archiving is carried out to maintain the continuity, reliability, and sustainability of the journal’s scholarly record.

Core Principle: Published articles must remain permanently accessible, citable, and traceable as part of the journal’s academic record.

B. DIGITAL PRESERVATION

The journal preserves digital content through several mechanisms to ensure long-term access and sustainability.

Journal Website Archive

All published articles are archived and made accessible through the official journal website.

Metadata Preservation

Article metadata, including title, authors, abstract, keywords, DOI, volume, issue, and publication date, are maintained for long-term discoverability.

Article File Preservation

Published article files, including PDF and related publication files, are stored and maintained as part of the journal archive.

Indexing and Abstracting

Articles and metadata may be preserved and disseminated through indexing and abstracting databases.

C. OAI-PMH AND METADATA HARVESTING

Manis: Jurnal Manajemen dan Bisnis supports metadata harvesting through OAI-PMH. This allows article metadata to be harvested by indexing services, academic databases, institutional repositories, and other scholarly platforms.

D. DOI AND INDEXING PRESERVATION

The journal uses DOI and article metadata to support permanent identification, citation, and discoverability of published articles. DOI registration and indexing help ensure that articles remain traceable even when article metadata are harvested by external databases.

DOI Registration

DOI supports persistent identification and citation of published articles.

Indexing Databases

Article metadata may be indexed in academic databases to improve long-term visibility.

Citation Tracking

DOI and metadata support citation tracking and scholarly record preservation.

E. BACKUP AND WEBSITE MAINTENANCE

The journal maintains backup and website management practices to reduce the risk of data loss and to support continued access to published content.

  • Article files and metadata are stored in the journal management system;
  • The journal website is maintained to ensure accessibility of published content;
  • Regular backup practices are encouraged to protect journal data and publication files;
  • Metadata are preserved to support indexing, harvesting, and discovery;
  • Published articles remain accessible through the journal archive page;
  • Editorial records are maintained to support transparency and accountability.

F. SELF-ARCHIVING POLICY

Authors are allowed to archive and share their published articles in institutional repositories, personal websites, academic networks, and other scholarly platforms, provided that the original publication in Manis: Jurnal Manajemen dan Bisnis is properly acknowledged.

When self-archiving, authors should include complete citation information, DOI if available, and a link to the article page on the journal website.

Author Right: Authors retain copyright and may share their published articles according to the journal’s copyright notice and license terms.

G. LONG-TERM ACCESS COMMITMENT

Manis: Jurnal Manajemen dan Bisnis is committed to providing long-term access to published articles. The journal maintains its online archive to ensure that published content remains accessible, discoverable, citable, and preserved as part of the scholarly record.