Aims and Scope

Sistem Pendukung Keputusan dengan Aplikasi (Decision Support Systems and Applications) publishes original and rigorous research that advances the theory, methodology, design, evaluation, governance, and application of decision-making and decision support systems.

The journal provides an interdisciplinary forum for researchers and practitioners working in decision sciences, information systems, operations research, management science, artificial intelligence, data analytics, behavioral decision research, and related fields.

The journal welcomes conceptual, methodological, empirical, computational, and applied research addressing:

  • decision theory, decision analysis, and decision quality;

  • individual, group, organizational, and public decision-making;

  • multi-criteria and multi-objective decision-making;

  • decision analytics, forecasting, optimization, simulation, and prescriptive modeling;

  • model-driven, data-driven, knowledge-driven, and AI-enabled decision support systems;

  • collaborative, spatial, web-based, cloud-based, IoT-enabled, and human-centered decision support systems;

  • behavioral and cognitive aspects of decision-making;

  • human–AI collaboration, explainability, accountability, ethics, privacy, and decision governance;

  • design, development, validation, adoption, implementation, and impact evaluation of decision models and systems.

Application domains may include business, management, government, healthcare, education, finance, industry, agriculture, environmental management, transportation, logistics, and smart cities.

Regardless of the application domain, manuscripts must demonstrate a substantive contribution to decision theory, decision processes, decision behavior, decision models, decision analytics, decision quality, or decision support systems.

Studies that merely apply an existing algorithm to a new dataset or application context without methodological advancement, comparative evaluation, sensitivity analysis, empirical validation, or a clear contribution to decision-making are outside the journal’s scope.