Indexing Consultancy

An index, also known as a bibliographic index or database, comprises a compiled list of items curated for a specific purpose. These indexes and databases vary in scope, ranging from national to international, and cover diverse scientific disciplines, from general to highly specific subjects or publication types. They play a crucial role in enhancing the visibility and measurability of academic journals.

Why is it important?

Abstracting and indexing academic journals in databases or indexes is vital because it:

• Enhances visibility, ensuring wider exposure to potential readers.
• Provides measurability, allowing for the quantification of scholarly impact.
• Establishes credibility, as inclusion signifies adherence to quality standards.
• Facilitates recognition within the academic community and beyond.
• Increases discoverability among the target audience, leading to more citations and readership.
• Identifies the impact of research contributions on the respective discipline.
• Supports academic career development by showcasing scholarly achievements.
• Contributes to internationalization efforts, fostering collaboration and exchange across borders.