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Account creation.
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Online submission.
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Update regarding any changes to the submission status.
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First reminder after 3 months of no response.
Second reminder after 4 months of no response.
Reminders to the alternative editorial board members after 5 months of no response.
Final copyright agreement and publication charges (Authors pay additional journal publication charges, if any).
A final report that highlights detected bugs and security issues. Also, it implies information about processes that can be optimized and technologies upgraded.
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