EDITORIAL Challenges in learning and improving

The European Journal of Information Systems (EJIS) is among the best in the field, and all of us – the editorial board and the EJIS community – should be proud of it. We should also be willing to do what it takes in order to make it even better. At this time, I can think of at least two areas for improvement. First, we need to improve the process of turning submis-sions into published papers, and we need to make this improvement quickly and continuously. Second, we need to improve continuously the published product and the way it serves and affects the EJIS community. These improvements involve the entire EJIS community but, notably, require an effort from the members of the editorial board. Let me explain by first taking stock of some recent efforts to improve the journal and then raising some challenges in order to solicit suggestions for how to meet the challenges. I concentrate on a few tasks that we can begin in the near future and leave a comprehensive analysis of our goals for another occasion