Call for papers

Digital transformation (DX) has had a long and thorough impact on our society, and the pandemic, together with digitalization, has deeply transformed our society and our perception of DX.  In this context, it is crucial not only to understand the implications of technology on our society and economy but also to recognize the fragility of our economies, especially our business environment, in the revolution brought by disruptive technology such as generative AI. 

To create opportunities for researchers, experts, and policymakers to meet, exchange experiences, and share information about the application of DX in business analytics as well as its impacts on the economy as a whole, we expect contributions from practitioners, academic research, case studies and work-in-progress including but not limited to:

Digital Transformation:

• Drivers and challenges of digital transformation
• Digital transformation strategies and best practices
• Digital transformation in various industries and sectors
• The impact of digital transformation on businesses, economies, and societies
• Digital transformation and sustainability
• Disruption of digital transformation to business analytics and its impact on business decision-making
• The future of work
• The role of technology in digital transformation
• Emerging technologies for digital transformation
• The ethics of digital transformation

Digital Economics:

• The digital economy and its impact on traditional industries
• The role of platforms in the digital economy
• The sharing economy and collaborative consumption
• Disruption of digital transformation to the tourism industry and its impact on travel patterns and destination marketing
• The gig economy and the future of work
• The rise of the digital nomad
• The digital divide and inequality
• The impact of digital technologies on competition and innovation
• The role of government in the digital economy
• Digital currency and blockchain technology
• The future of the digital economy

The conference is expected to be organized as a hybrid with online and on-the-venue speeches and presentations. Along with keynote speeches and parallel presentations, our conference will host an additional panel discussion for the chairs and other experts from academics, industry, and policymakers to exchange ideas and address further considerations and inquiries from online and offline audiences.