Research Data

REPRODUCIBILITY • DATA INTEGRITY • TRANSPARENCY
Research Data & Data Availability Policy
Jurnal Fokus Manajemen
Jurnal Fokus Manajemen supports transparency, research integrity, reproducibility, and responsible management of research data while recognizing legitimate ethical, legal, commercial, and confidentiality restrictions.
1. Data Availability Statement

Authors are encouraged to include a Data Availability Statement indicating where supporting research data may be accessed or explaining why the data cannot be made publicly available.

Examples include: data available in a public repository; data available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request; data contained within the article or supplementary files; or data restricted because of privacy, confidentiality, ethical, contractual, or legal requirements.
2. Data Integrity

Research data must be authentic and accurately represented. Fabrication, falsification, selective manipulation, or deliberate misrepresentation of research data constitutes a serious research-integrity concern.

3. Data Sharing

Where ethically and legally appropriate, authors are encouraged to deposit supporting data in recognized institutional, disciplinary, or general-purpose repositories and provide persistent identifiers or links where available.

4. Confidential and Sensitive Data

Data containing personal identifiers, confidential business information, protected institutional records, or other sensitive information should not be publicly disclosed when disclosure would violate ethical, legal, privacy, contractual, or confidentiality obligations.

5. Data During Editorial Review

Editors may request access to relevant underlying data or supporting documentation when necessary to evaluate the reliability or integrity of a submission. Such requests remain subject to confidentiality and ethical considerations.

6. Data Citation

Datasets that are publicly available and materially contribute to a manuscript should be appropriately acknowledged or cited according to relevant scholarly conventions.

Authors remain responsible for ensuring that data sharing complies with participant consent, research ethics, privacy requirements, and applicable law.