IIMB Management Review (IMR) is a quarterly diary brought out by the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore. Tended to administration specialists, analysts, and scholastics, IMR intends to connect with thoroughly with practices, ideas, and thoughts in the field of administration, with an accentuation on giving administrative experiences, in an arrangement that is open to a wide gathering of people.

To this end, IMR welcomes original copies that give novel administrative bits of knowledge in any of the center business capacities. The original copy ought to be thorough—the discoveries ought to be bolstered by either exact information or an all around legitimized hypothetical model—and elegantly composed. While these two prerequisites are fundamental for acknowledgment, they don't promise acknowledgment.

The sole paradigm for distribution is commitment to the surviving administration writing. Albeit all original copies are welcome, our unique accentuation is on papers that attention on developing economies all through the world. Such papers may either enhance our comprehension of business sectors in such economies through novel examinations or incorporate models by bringing with record the exceptional qualities of such economies to give direction to chiefs.

Changes in origin

This approach concerns the expansion, erasure, or reworking of creator names in the origin of acknowledged compositions:

Before the acknowledged original copy is distributed in an online issue: Requests to add or expel a writer, or to revamp the writer names, must be sent to the Journal Manager from the relating writer of the acknowledged composition and must include: (a) the reason the name ought to be included or evacuated, or the writer names reworked and (b) composed affirmation (email, fax, letter) from all writers that they concur with the option, expulsion or improvement. On account of option or expulsion of creators, this incorporates affirmation from the creator being included or expelled.

Audit process

IMR is an associate inspected diary and takes after a 'twofold visually impaired' survey process. All papers submitted to IMR experience a preparatory audit at the publication work area and those considered fitting are sent to an Associate Editor. On the suggestion of the Associate Editor, the article might be rejected or doled out to two analysts. While an underlying survey may take around three months, an undeniable audit may take 12 months or more.