Informatica is an international refereed journal with its base in Europe. It has entered its 30th year of publication. It publishes papers addressing all issues of interests to computer professionals: from scientific and technical to educational, commercial and industrial. It also publishes critical examinations of existing publications, news about major practical achievements and innovations in the computer and information industry, as well as conference announcements and reports. Informatica publishes research papers which have been accepted by at least two referees outside the author's country. Papers are typically published in less than half a year after the final version in the correct form is received. Acceptance rate is roughly 50%. Informatica has been established in 1977 as one of the primary research publications of the South Central Europe. It was published by the Josef Stefan Institute in Ljubljana, now the capital of Slovenia. Beginning with volume 17, Informatica became a fully international journal publishing papers in English only.
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