IGI Global Scientific Publishing has announced that more than 240 additional research books have been indexed in Scopus, one of the leading abstract and citation databases. Added over recent months, these titles join thousands of IGI Global Scientific Publishing books already indexed from the publisher’s collection of more than 10,000 scholarly books.
With this latest update, more than half of the publisher’s entire e-book portfolio is now indexed in Scopus. Nearly 90% of newly published frontlist titles are being added to the database, increasing discoverability, visibility, and citation potential for current research output.
The indexed titles form part of the IGI Global Scientific Publishing e-Book Collection, which spans Business and Management; Science, Technology, and Medicine (STM); and Education and Social Sciences. The collection provides unlimited simultaneous user access without digital rights management restrictions, supporting library accessibility and patron use.
The platform is supported by an advanced search engine, with AI-powered research tools scheduled for launch. Access to the e-Book Collection is offered through flexible annual licensing models, including Subscription, Evidence-Based Acquisition (EBA), and Read and Publish options.
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