In the 2024 Digital Transformation Maturity Assessment for journalism conducted by the Department of Journalism (Ministry of Information and Communications), the Journal of International Economics and Management (JIEM), managed by the Foreign Trade University, proudly achieved a "GOOD" rating—the second highest level among academic journals. This was the JIEM's first year participating in the assessment, and it successfully secured a spot among the Top 9 leaders in digital transformation within the academic journal category. This achievement is a testament to the journal's relentless efforts in advancing digital transformation, streamlining operational processes, and enhancing user experience throughout 2024. 

Digital Transformation: Value and Opportunity

Digital transformation is recognized as an inevitable trend, offering significant value and new opportunities for academic journals. For JIEM in particular, digital transformation not only elevates the quality of its publishing operations but also opens new avenues for reaching readers and researchers on a global scale.

JIEM – A Pioneer in Digital Transformation

As a frontrunner in adopting digital technologies, JIEM has focused on optimizing editorial processes and enhancing the user experience for authors and readers alike. Additionally, the journal has expanded its communication channels through online platforms to connect with the scientific community both domestically and internationally.

The assessment report highlights that the Journal has effectively met 5 pillars of digital transformation: (1) Strategic Planning; (2) Digital Infrastructure, Platforms, and Information Security; (3) Organizational and Professional Alignment; (4) Readers, Audiences, and Listeners; and (5) Level of Technology Adoption.

Commitment to Innovation: Steady Progress in the Digital Era

JIEM’s journey of digital transformation will continue to accelerate, aiming for sustainable development and solidifying its position both nationally and internationally.