Accessibility Policy

AOMS Publisher and the Management Analytics Letters (MAL) are committed to ensuring that the journal’s website and published content are accessible and usable for all readers, including individuals with disabilities. MAL aims to provide an inclusive reading experience across devices and assistive technologies by applying recognized web accessibility practices and continuously improving usability. Where feasible, MAL works toward alignment with established Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) principles, and the journal welcomes feedback to identify and address accessibility barriers.

MAL publishes articles in commonly supported formats (as a minimum, PDF and/or HTML via Open Journal Systems). We strive to make published content readable and navigable, including clear document structure, legible typography, and compatibility with screen readers and keyboard navigation where applicable. If a reader requires an alternative format or encounters an accessibility difficulty (for example, issues with reading PDFs, figure descriptions, or navigation), the editorial office will make reasonable efforts to provide assistance or an alternative version of the content upon request. Accessibility requests and feedback may be sent to the journal at editor.mal@aomspublisher.com.

Open Access Statement
MAL is a fully open access journal. All articles are available online immediately upon publication, free of charge to readers and their institutions, with no embargo period and no requirement for users to register in order to access the full text. Users may read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, link to, and otherwise lawfully reuse the content under the license terms.

All MAL articles are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0). Under CC BY 4.0, readers may share and adapt the work for any purpose, provided appropriate attribution is given to the original author(s) and source, and any changes are indicated. MAL does not apply additional reuse restrictions beyond the CC BY 4.0 terms.

Preservation and Persistent Access

MAL supports long-term accessibility of published content through digital preservation arrangements and persistent identifiers. The journal is published on the Open Journal Systems (OJS) and preserves content through recognized preservation services (including the Internet Archive and the PKP Preservation Network/LOCKSS, as stated in the journal’s archiving policy). MAL also assigns persistent identifiers (e.g., DOIs where applicable) to support stable linking and discoverability.

This Accessibility Policy is reviewed periodically to ensure it remains accurate and aligned with MAL’s publishing practices and transparency commitments.