Volume 4, Issue 1 (June 2026) of the International Journal of Business and Management Technology in Society features five articles contributed by ten authors from seven affiliations across three countries: Malaysia, Taiwan, and Indonesia. The issue explores employee experiences, organizational knowledge, international advertising, and production efficiency.

The contributions examine the relationship between the Islamic work environment and employee performance, with Islamic work motivation as a mediator, at Bank Jatim Syariah Surabaya. Another study investigates organizational climate, workplace loneliness, and Generation Z employees’ intentions to stay or leave manufacturing firms in Jabodetabek. A conceptual article addresses epistemic justification in technology-driven knowledge management, while a bibliometric review maps the intellectual structure and thematic development of international advertising research. Completing the issue, an operational study applies the BLOCPLAN algorithm to redesign a black tea production facility’s layout to minimize material handling distance and cost.

Together, these articles offer researchers and practitioners complementary perspectives on workforce management, knowledge development, marketing strategy, and operational improvement.

Volume 3, Issue 2 of the International Journal of Business and Management Technology in Society features five articles contributed by seven authors, exploring how businesses respond to technological change, sustainability demands, organizational transitions, and regulatory uncertainty.

The contributions address several interconnected challenges. A study of Australia’s social media ban examines reputation risk and defensive marketing strategies, while a qualitative investigation explores transformational leadership in an Indonesian state-owned company following a merger. Turning to supply chain transformation, a bibliometric analysis maps research on artificial intelligence amid trade wars. The sustainability dimension is further developed through an examination of ESG disclosure and investment–financing maturity mismatch among non-financial firms across ASEAN-4, alongside a bibliometric-based systematic literature review of emission trading mechanisms in manufacturing supply chains.

Together, these articles offer complementary perspectives on managing change across organizational, financial, technological, and environmental domains. The issue provides researchers, practitioners, and policymakers with insights into the challenges shaping contemporary business and identifies opportunities for further inquiry into responsible management and organizational resilience.

Volume 3, Issue 1 (June 2025) of the International Journal of Business and Management Technology in Society features five articles contributed by thirteen authors, covering innovation, customer relationships, operational prediction, cooperation, and marketing communication.

This issue presents a bibliometric analysis of innovation and performance in the banking sector, alongside a study of customer relationship management and customer loyalty at PT Fast Food Indonesia Tbk’s Surabaya Division. Extending the issue’s technological scope, an article explores daily power plant operation prediction using an adaptive filter based on Wavelet Symlet. Another contribution examines the interplay of promises, trust, and contracts through cooperative game theory. Completing the issue, a bibliometric analysis maps the scientific landscape of integrated marketing communication and branding research from 1996 to 2023.

Together, these contributions connect business management with technological applications and relationship dynamics. The issue offers researchers and practitioners diverse perspectives on organizational performance, customer engagement, operational planning, and cooperation.