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Link to original content: https://doi.org/10.5381/jot.2013.12.2.e1
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Changing of the Guard

By: Jan Vitek

Abstract

The Journal of Object Technology is the only open access academic publication dedicated to object-orientation in all its forms. Objects have been with me for my entire scientific career, it is thus an honor to take over from outgoing editor in chief Oscar Nierstrasz. My goal as the next editor of JOT is first and foremost to continue on the path blazed by Oscar, strengthening the scientific quality and increasing the readership of JOT. One challenge that a journal like JOT faces is to find its proper place in the changing landscape of scientific publishing. Why should authors submit to JOT rather than to a conference or to another journal? Unlike most conferences, journals allow a dialogue between authors and reviewers, one that leads to improved papers rather than simple binary decisions. As to why JOT, I believe that our editorial board is unique in its composition and ensures that papers on topics related to object technology will receive some the best and most helpful expert reviews from world-renowned experts who share a passion for objects.

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Editorial

Cite as:

Jan Vitek, “Changing of the Guard”, Journal of Object Technology, Volume 12, no. 2 (June 2013), doi:10.5381/jot.2013.12.2.e1.

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