Copyright Policy

Preamble:

The Journal of Business Insight and Innovation (JBII) is committed to publishing original and high-quality research that contributes to the advancement of knowledge in business and related fields. To uphold this commitment, JBII adheres to a strict policy on plagiarism and academic misconduct. This policy defines plagiarism, outlines acceptable practices, and details the consequences of violating these guidelines.

1. Definition of Plagiarism:

Plagiarism is the act of presenting the work of others as one's own without proper attribution. This includes, but is not limited to:

Copying verbatim from another source without citation
Paraphrasing the work of others without citation
Claiming ownership of intellectual property that belongs to another person
Self-plagiarism: Reusing significant portions of one's own previously published work without proper citation

2. Acceptable Practices:

JBII encourages authors to draw upon existing research and cite their sources appropriately. Acceptable practices include:

Quoting directly from another source with quotation marks and proper citation
Paraphrasing the work of others with clear attribution and citation
Summarizing existing research with citation
Citing one's own previously published work when relevant, but not self-plagiarizing

3. Consequences of Plagiarism:

Manuscripts submitted to JBII will be screened for plagiarism using plagiarism detection software. Any instance of plagiarism identified will be investigated thoroughly. Consequences of plagiarism may include:

Rejection of the manuscript
Retraction of a published article
Publication of a correction notice
Notification of the author's institution
Informing relevant professional organizations

4. Author Responsibilities:

Authors submitting manuscripts to JBII are responsible for ensuring the originality of their work. This includes:

Properly citing all sources of information used in the manuscript
Obtaining permission to reproduce copyrighted material
Disclosing any potential conflicts of interest

5. Appeals:

Authors who believe their manuscript has been unfairly rejected due to allegations of plagiarism may appeal the decision. Appeals should be submitted in writing to the Editor-in-Chief and must provide evidence to support the author's claim.

6. Revisions:

JBII may, at its discretion, offer authors the opportunity to revise their manuscript to address plagiarism concerns. Revised manuscripts will be re-evaluated by the editorial team.

7. Continuous Improvement:

JBII is committed to upholding the highest standards of academic integrity. This plagiarism policy will be reviewed and updated periodically to reflect best practices and technological advancements.

8. Contact:

Authors with questions regarding this plagiarism policy should contact the Editor-in-Chief of JBII.

Additional Notes:

This is a sample plagiarism policy and can be adapted to meet the specific needs of JBII.
JBII may consider adopting plagiarism detection software that goes beyond text matching to identify more sophisticated forms of plagiarism.
Authors should consult with their institution's research ethics guidelines for additional information on plagiarism and academic misconduct.

By adopting and enforcing a clear and comprehensive plagiarism policy, JBII can ensure the quality and originality of its published research and contribute to the integrity of the academic community.

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Copyright Policy for the Journal of Business Insight and Innovation

Preamble:

The Journal of Business Insight and Innovation (JBII) respects the intellectual property rights of authors and creators. To protect these rights and ensure the proper use of copyrighted materials, JBII has adopted the following copyright policy.

1. Copyright Ownership:

Upon acceptance of a manuscript for publication, JBII acquires the exclusive right to publish, reproduce, distribute, and display the article in any form, both in print and electronic media.
Authors retain copyright ownership of their work. However, they grant JBII a non-exclusive license to publish and distribute the article.
Authors are free to use their work in other publications or presentations, provided they acknowledge JBII as the original publisher.
If an author wishes to reuse parts of their JBII article in a new publication, they must obtain permission from JBII and cite the original article accordingly.

2. Copyright of Third-Party Materials:

Authors are responsible for obtaining permission to reproduce any copyrighted material (e.g., figures, tables, quotations, images) from other sources.
Permission letters must be submitted to JBII along with the manuscript.
JBII reserves the right to request proof of copyright ownership for any material used in an article.

3. Open Access Policy:

JBII is an open access journal, meaning that all articles are freely available to read and download online.
This allows for broader dissemination of research and promotes knowledge sharing.
However, authors must follow copyright guidelines to ensure the proper use of copyrighted materials.

4. Copyright Notice:

All articles published in JBII must include a copyright notice, typically in the footer of the first page.
The copyright notice should state the copyright holder and year of publication.

5. Infringement:

JBII takes copyright infringement seriously.
Any unauthorized use of copyrighted material in JBII articles will be investigated and addressed accordingly.
Consequences of infringement may include:
- Retraction of the article
- Legal action

6. Contact: