What is the better choice between ISI indexed journal and SCOPUS indexed journal? Should I publish in ISI or SCOPUS indexed journals?
For those in the colleges of business, ABDC and Scopus are more acceptable because of their possible citation advantages. Most of the journals in ISI are also in both ABDC and Scopus. For me, instead of attempting to bother one's life wanting the ISI for the sake of it, one should just put in their best work and attempt to get it into one of these top indexed journals without considering whether it is ISI or Scopus. The focus should be on doing a quality paper. Let the chips fall where they may. The salary and promotions are not based only on your research
The choice of journal depends on the purpose of the publication.
What is the better choice between ISI indexed journal and SCOPUS indexed journal? What is a better choice in your country? the first choice (ISI indexed journal) or the second one (Scopus indexed journal)? The answer to this question is my answer too.
In addition, as far as I know, ISI indexed journals are a better option than Scopus indexed journals (which are not at the same time ISI indexed ones) regarding academic promotions in my country, Greece.
I agreed with Prof Dr. Aristidis Matsoukis. According to your question, the answer is that ISI, WOS is far better than Scopus journal. Moreover, WOS Tier journal is highly recommended among the academicians globally.
They are both good. However, it depends on your paper topic, field of expertise, and research interest.
Scopus covers a wider journal range and offer the capability for citation analysis,
The ISI server provides indexing of major international journals and proceedings increase the visibility and ease of use of open access scientific and scholarly journals.
Scopus and ISI (more specifically the ISI Web of Knowledge) are two bibliographic databases operated by different companies - Elsevier and Clarivate Analytics (formerly part of Thomson Reuters).
Many journals are featured in both databases, so there is no intrinsic difference in the journals, aside from their being featured in one database or the other or both.
Scopus has a broader journal coverage, meaning that most “ISI journals” are also “Scopus journals” but traditionally ISI has a more elitist approach to including journals. The two systems have slightly different criteria and slightly different functionality, but given that most ISI journals are also Scopus journals, there is no inherent difference between journals carrying one label or the other.
I think both (Scopus and ISI) are good to publish your work but the better choice is Scopus. Due to Scopus covers a wider journal range and offer increase the capability for citation analysis.
It depends on your choice , I have had some friends publish in Scopus , so try both .
two different companies. ISI is more sold in terms of science than Scopus.
Both of ISI and SCOPUS are internationally recommend and good to publish your work.
For those in the colleges of business, ABDC and Scopus are more acceptable because of their possible citation advantages. Most of the journals in ISI are also in both ABDC and Scopus. For me, instead of attempting to bother one's life wanting the ISI for the sake of it, one should just put in their best work and attempt to get it into one of these top indexed journals without considering whether it is ISI or Scopus. The focus should be on doing a quality paper. Let the chips fall where they may. The salary and promotions are not based only on your research
A non-governmental classification designed to improve the performance of scientific research. But it turned into an industry.
There are journals monopolized by universities and no researcher is allowed to write.
There are magazines that have strong coefficients because of the fame of some researchers in them and remained famous and some rely on for fame
The standards need to be scientific
Some universities require employment to be published in Scopus
Interesting and informative contributions , usually I used PubMed, Chemical abstracts. National Library of Medicine , Google Scholar
I agree@Dr. Abbas J for your answer" The highest valued journals are ISI and JCR. SSCI and SCI are highly recommended ", and Scopus is not enough.
The ISI server provides indexing of major international journals and proceedings. All the journal pages have pointers to Web pages of the publishers which are integrated into the ISI stream pages. The purpose is to increase the visibility and ease of use of open access scientific and scholarly journals.
https://isindexing.com/
Scopus is Elsevier's abstract and citation database launched in 2004. All journals covered in the Scopus database, regardless of who they are published under, are reviewed each year to ensure high-quality standards are maintained.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scopus
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