The role of journal publishers in the field of research and development is not only content production and dissemination but also the preservation / archiving of its contents.
Archiving is becoming a core function of journal publishers, particularly those producing online-only open access content. The advent of digital publishing made journal articles more accessible than ever before, but it also made them somewhat less permanent. It’s up to publishers and authors to take steps to back up digital content to ensure that research outputs will remain available in the long term. And, with added discovery benefits, archiving can even help expand the journal’s Impacts.
Since archiving is considered a core function of journal publishers even the publishing standards organization the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) insists on archiving in their publisher guidelines.
In order to digitally preserve all published scholarly content, IJTRET articles are deposited in and available from multiple digital archives and hosting platforms around the world. In order to guarantee long-term preservation content published in IJTRET is deposited on Internet Archive and Keepers Registry. The information about indexing and archiving in other digital archives and hosting platforms can be found on IJTRET website This is to make sure that the published scholarly content by IJTRET remains available to the community even in the event of a publication being discontinued or any accidental loss of journal data in its personal archival records.
Content Coverage
The archive includes:
- All published articles (past and present).
- Editorials, reviews, and supplementary materials.
- Metadata and associated content such as DOI assignments
- Archived content will remain freely accessible through the journal's website.
- In case the journal website becomes unavailable, content can be accessed through the Internet Archive and Keepers Registry.
- The journal periodically reviews and updates its archiving systems to ensure alignment with evolving technological and preservation standards.