Conflict of Interest

Journal of Digital Business and Innovation Management (JDBIM) is committed to ensuring that research, peer review, editorial handling, and publication are conducted transparently, objectively, independently, and with integrity.

A Conflict of Interest (COI) or Competing Interest exists when a relationship, activity, interest, or circumstance could influence, or reasonably be perceived to influence, the judgment, interpretation, peer review, editorial handling, or publication of scholarly work.

All Authors must disclose any actual, potential, or perceived Conflict of Interest or Competing Interest relevant to the submitted manuscript.

This may include, but is not limited to:

financial interests, grants, funding, sponsorship, employment, consultancy, honoraria, or commercial relationships; personal or family relationships; academic, professional, institutional, or collaborative relationships; competitive or professional interests; political, ideological, or organizational interests; and any other relationship or circumstance that could reasonably be perceived to influence the scholarly work.

All relevant financial and non-financial support, including funding, sponsorship, institutional support, or other assistance related to the research must also be disclosed.