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The Editor-in-Chief of the Statistical Journal of the IAOS (SJIAOS), Prof. Fritz Scheuren has paid a lot of attention to the improvement of the entire publication process of the journal including the reviewing of papers and related quality issues. The paper by Ron S. Kenett and Galit Shmueli [1] makes an important contribution to the efforts striving at high-quality papers and at an as effective review process as possible. The paper is comprehensive in reviewing current guidelines in applied journals and profound in presenting the concept and framework of Information Quality (InfoQ). Helping reviewers ask the right questions is much appreciated and so is the goal of expediting the reviewing cycle. The readership of the journal welcomes new knowledge timely delivered. The quality of the papers is always at the core of the journal and the reviewers play a key role in supporting the authors to submit papers fulfilling the expected quality standard. Ron S. Kenett and Galit Shmueli propose a structured approach to the review process. They suggest an Information Quality (InfoQ) framework and a few guidelines to assist the reviewers, associate editors and editors in evaluating the submitted papers. Ron S. Kenett and Galit Shmueli also underline that utilising structured guidelines in the review work will ensure some homogeneity in the quality of the review process.

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