Vol. 23 No. 1 (2026): Tono Scientific-Technical Journal

Journal policies

Submission requirements

To be published in TONO Magazine, the paper shall be written with Microsoft Word. The files should be named after the paper and shall be submitted in one single column within the margins laid down (Letter paper-size, top 3.0cm, bottom 2.0cm, left and right 2.5cm margins). Please, see the Word Template.
Text should not be framed to be printed.
The letter type should be Times New Roman 11 at 1.15 line spacing throughout the body of the article.
The letter type in the title and subtitles should be Times New Roman 12 in boldface and Times New Roman 11 in boldface, respectively.
Figures should be of good quality and jointly with the tables should be inserted into the text. In the event that the paper exceeds 15 Mb because of the image quality or quantity used in the text images should be sent in a separate file, identified and numbered in sequence, including the relevant foot. Author should also indicate within the text (between parentheses) where each image should be put. For images, it should be used the following formats: .jpg, .tiff, .bmp at 300 DPI. In all cases, the origin of the pictures should be indicated.
The letter type in the captions should be Times New Roman 9 and as follows: Figure 1. Caption.
Nomenclature of symbols and units that are used should be appropriately stated.
The use of International Unit System is mandatory.
The number of pages should depend on the type of document to be submitted. Summary, research and review articles should not be more than 10, 15 y 20 pages respectively, including bibliography and annexes. Short communications should be between 2 and 5 pages and letters to the editor should not be more than 3 pages only.
Footnotes should be throughout the text. They should not be more than the third part of the page, otherwise they should continue at the bottom of the following page. Footnotes should always be identified by a number in the text making the reader to look down at the references or comments. On each page, there should be up to three footnotes only.

Editorial policy

Topic and Scope:

Addressed to specialists, technicians, workers and students, TONO Magazine constitutes an arbitrated space for the publication of updated scientific-technological articles and information.

With a thematic profile that points directly to Computing and Telecommunications, the magazine addresses other disciplines such as Electronics, Communications, Information Technologies and Communications, Business Management.

Review policy

The researches that arrive to the redacción of the TONO magazine, will go through a preliminary review, in which there will be evaluated: correspondence with the subject to which the magazine responds; scientificity; and logical coherence of the contribution. In the event that the article does not comply with these initial requirements, the author will be informed of his/her immediate rejection; otherwise, the corresponding review will be made from the formal point of view (First Phase). Next, the pairs (reviewers / evaluators) will be selected in accordance with the disciplinary area in which the article is inserted, such pair will have 15 working days to evaluate its content (Second Phase).

Publication deadlines

TONO magazine, has a biannual frequency, therefore, the review and publication processes will be subject to this frequency.

Distribution policy

TONO magazine is published in printed format, with a semester frequency and a print run of 2000 copies for each issue, which are distributed free of charge at a national level, to libraries, institutions related to the telecommunications sector and related academic centers.

Full Issue

Research Articles

Threats and Vulnerabilities in TM Forum Open APIs

From Data Center to service: extending the Tier Model

Technological sunflower

Towards Inventory Management 4.0: Integration of Digital Technologies in Cuba’s Biopharmaceutical Supply Chain

Digital Security Maturity Assessment for Consulting Services

The AI Revolution in Telecommunications: A Journey from the Past to the Future

Computer system for evaluating the impact of Information Technologies in organizations

Editors Letter

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