The Science and Information Organization
The Science and Information Organization (SAI) is an International cooperation for incorporating scientific and engineering research
with a focus on Information Technology. SAI integrates academic researchers and research teams which are most likely to generate new knowledge,
leading edge technologies and competitive enterprises in the broad areas of Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Internet
Security.
Researchers, educators, and professionals, work to understand and enhance all forms of human communication.
Through publications, resources, conferences, conventions, and services, This contributes to the greater good of Research and Scientific society.
Research Publications
The Science and Information Organization publishes two journals. Both of these journals are available open source.
- IJACSA is a high profile, leading edge platform for researchers and engineers alike to publish state-of-the-art research in the respective fields of Computer Science and Application methodologies. The journal will feature a diverse mixture of publication articles including core and applied computer science and information security related topics.
- IJARAI aims to bring together researchers from academia and industry as well as practitioners to share ideas, problems and solutions relating to artificial intelligence and application with its convergence strategies, and to disseminate the most innovative research.
Authors are solicited to contribute to the journals by submitting articles that illustrate research results, projects, surveying works and industrial experiences that describe significant advances
Technically Co-Sponsored Conferences
The Science and Information Organization enters into agreements for technical co-sponsorship with conference organizing committees as one means of promoting activities for the interest of its members.
The objective of this Technical Co Sponsorship is both to:
- Improve the assistance, The Science and Information Organization provides to conference organizers with which it agrees to be in cooperation-with, and,
- Help the conference gain greater international visibility, as well as authorship.
These are high-quality conferences, that fall into the common field of interest and would be of great benefit and interest to our readers and associates.
"Technical Co-Sponsorship" means that the The SAI Organization, usually through one of its Technical Committees, is significantly involved with the development of the technical program. The SAI Society, however, does not engage in financial involvement with a conference which it Technically Co-Sponsors and assumes no financial responsibility for the conference.
How Do I Apply for Technical Co-Sponsorship for my conference?
The first step is to contact the Secretary of The Science and Information Organization, giving details of your conference (topic areas, dates, location, size, etc.), a draft of the MOU that describes the relationship.
If you are interested in having manuscripts originating from the conference published by The Science and Information Organization, you should define the process for reviewing papers submitted for presentation and therefore publication.