International Journal of Telework and Telecommuting Technologies (IJTTT)
Description
The International Journal of Telework and Telecommuting Technologies is an interdisciplinary journal that serves as an arena where scholars, professionals, organizations can exchange ideas about the nature, goals, strengths, and weaknesses of telework. The journal encourages research that improves existing teleworking and telecommuting strategies to allow professionals worldwide to work and grow while also being protected. The place of human factors in telework is central to the journal and the future of work and management technologies is also discussed in this endeavor.
Mission
The goal of International Journal of Telework and Telecommuting Technologies is to facilitate the transfer of knowledge between disciplines and encourage the use of technology and telework to spearhead the creation of new methodologies. The relation between work and technology is not only evident but growing exponentially. Technology and telework are human driven, and a need exists to understand the interaction between both dimensions.
Coverage
Topics to be discussed in this journal include (but are not limited to) the following:
- Cross countries and cross cultural comparisons
- Distance learning
- Distance work
- E-training
- Future of telework
- Future of work and management technologies
- Globalization and telework
- Health impacts of telecommuting
- Human computer interface and telework
- Human resources management (recruitment, selection, training, management) and telework
- Innovation and telework
- Legal issues in telework
- Management models
- New technologies and methods
- Organizational management, technologies and telework
- Robotics, intelligent technology and telework
- Societal impact of telework
- Teleworking an telecommuting models
- Teleworking models as a strategy to reduce impact of global catastrophic events
- Virtual teams
Editorial Review Board
Associate Editor
Arnold Magdelaine, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Santé Publique, France
Journal Indices
Bacon's Media Directory
The Standard Periodical Directory
Ulrich's Periodicals Directory