The CALL FOR PAPERS

TOPICS INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

Track 1: Smart Markets, Finance, and Digital Economies

This track focuses on how advanced modeling, analytics, and algorithmic frameworks are transforming financial systems and market behavior. It invites research on digital value exchange, forecasting under uncertainty, adaptive market infrastructures, and intelligent asset management strategies. The emphasis is on tools and systems that support resilient and transparent economic environments in a rapidly evolving global marketplace.

• Economic System Modeling and Dynamic Market Analysis

• Algorithmic Market Mechanisms and Digital Exchange Design

• Predictive Modeling for Financial Risk and Volatility Assessment

• Intelligent Portfolio Design and Asset Allocation Strategies

• Machine-Led Forecasting in Macroeconomic and Industry Outlooks

Track 2: Enterprise Intelligence and Strategic Decision Systems

This track explores how organizations use data-driven insight to shape planning, governance, and strategic direction. It highlights intelligent decision frameworks, organizational learning models, and adaptive reasoning techniques that guide business judgment. Contributions in this track demonstrate how businesses can evolve their strategy continuously in response to shifting operational and market conditions.

• Data-Driven Enterprise Strategy and Scenario Simulation

• Bayesian Decision and Inference Frameworks in Corporate Strategy

• Adaptive Learning Systems for Business Planning and Control

• Strategic Interaction and Competition Under Game-Theoretic Models

• High-Dimensional Data Analysis for Business Insight and Innovation
  
  

TRACK 3: VALUE CHAINS, OPERATIONS, AND INDUSTRY OPTIMIZATION 

This track examines how organizations optimize the movement of goods, resources, and services from production to delivery. It encourages work on large-scale scheduling, logistics efficiency, industrial systems monitoring, and responsive production planning. Research in this area supports more sustainable, coordinated, and adaptive global supply networks.

• Optimization Frameworks for Global Supply and Value Networks

• Scalable Analytics for Industrial Operations and Process Efficiency

• Stochastic Modeling for Pricing and Resource Allocation

• Digital Twin Modeling for Enterprise Process Transformation

• Sustainability Optimization in Circular Value Systems

Track 4: Consumer, Market Behavior, and Social Intelligence

This track centers on how individuals and communities make decisions, form preferences, and respond to influence. It welcomes studies that use data to interpret consumer patterns, market sentiment, social dynamics, and collective behavior. The goal is to understand how engagement, trust, and value perception evolve across digital and physical environments.

• Behavioral Pattern Analytics in Consumer and Market Environments

• Agent-Based Models of Business Ecosystems and Coordination

• Network Dynamics in Trade, Finance, and Organizational Relations

• Societal Influence and Information Diffusion across Digital Platforms

• Trust, Identity, and Perception in Experience-Driven Economies
  
  

TRACK 5: POLICY, GOVERNANCE, AND SOCIETAL SYSTEMS 

This track considers the design of economic and social policy in environments shaped by fast-changing technologies and interconnected decision systems. It invites research that evaluates policy outcomes, assesses societal impacts, and supports more responsive governance.

• Policy Simulation and Impact Evaluation in Economic Governance

• Data-Informed Public Finance and Resource Allocation Strategies

• Regulatory Models for Emerging Digital and Market Ecosystems

• Decision Frameworks for Inclusive and Equitable Policy Design

• Governance Structures for Transparent and Accountable Public Services

Track 6: Automated Value Exchange and Intelligent Business Interactions

This track examines the role of automation in negotiation, contracting, transactions, and legal/business interactions. It highlights systems that support transparent, verifiable, and adaptive agreements across digital networks.

• Smart Contracting and Automated Negotiation Systems

• Distributed Ledger Frameworks for Secure Business Interactions

• Algorithmic Agreement and Conflict Resolution Models

• Digital Identity, Verification, and Trust Services

• Automated Compliance and Transaction Transparency Systems

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