Bibliometric analyses apply statistical techniques that provide relevant information to identify advances of the activities related to knowledge generation, trends and characteristics of articles published in magazines. The objective of the research consisted of analyzing bibliometric indicators of the magazine Signos. Investigación en Sistemas de Gestión, through a descriptive, longitudinal study. For this purpose, a quantitative, descriptive and longitudinal bibliometric analysis was carried out. 121 articles corresponding to 16 volumes from 2009 to 2016 were analyzed. The production, visibility and impact and collaboration indicators were studied, identifying the citation level through the magazine website. It was found that 4% of the content published by Signos was written in English, with a total of 196 authors with 3 or more articles, of which 40 authors wrote an article individually, with 61& of authors being women. Internal collaboration amounted to 46 contributions and the number of external contributions was 75. The most common keywords were quality management and quality management systems. It is concluded that this type of bibliometric analyses evidences the current status of the magazine, its weaknesses and strengths, their significant contribution to editors as a contributing tool in the management process.