Call for Special Issue Papers: Emerging Technologies and Innovative Business Practices
Special Issue Editors
Dr. Terry H Walcott, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK
Prof. Carlene E.A. Campbell, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK
Special Issue Information
Survival, though predating Humans' need to build and innovate is driven by their dependence on resources and familiarity with their surroundings. Therefore, survival has largely determined one's future. Thus, understanding his choices and the implications of each opportunity demands his desires and inspires innovation. Each is molded and sold to prospective customers. Humans have always created tools, techniques, or services without prior implementation, which was emerging. Before any new technology, a transition has allowed humans to adapt to their choices. Therefore, familiarity builds over time. This then leads to a comprehension of the tools needed to survive, which have eventually made collective groups productive and competitive. Competition has heightened the demand for all tech-related matters. Technological adoption has led to innovative practices, prompting a desire to change and enhance various business structures. As technological expectations evolve, academia, industry, and government are increasingly seeking to collaborate. The rising expectations are creating a demand for technologists proficient in both old and new technology to support and prepare modern organizations. Modern companies can no longer be “boxed in” into a predefined operation category, but rather seek clarity on technology, when to use it, and its implications. Due to this, “emerging technologies” have emerged.
Students, researchers, and R&D experts from academia and industry working in theoretical and empirical research areas are targeted by this special issue.
Theoretically Oriented Papers
We invite scholars from various regions to share their insights on emerging technologies and innovative business practices, including their historical origins, current research, challenges, future trends, methodological approaches, and regional establishment.
Empirically oriented papers
We prioritize a comprehensive global perspective on new technologies and their creative business strategies worldwide. Submissions are expected to provide research that connects various disciplines at a multidisciplinary level, such as business, computer science, engineering, etc. Thus, appropriate subjects for manuscripts focused on empirical research may include, but are not restricted to, the following:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Autonomous Vehicles
- Big Data Technologies
- Blockchain Technology
- Cloud or Edge Computing
- Computer Vision
- Cybersecurity and Cryptography
- Data Governance Data Protection Digital Privacy and Online Surveillance
- Digital Health
- Extended Reality (XR), Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality ( AR)
- Green AI and sustainability
- Granular Computing and Fuzzy System
- Internet of Things
- Machine Learning, Data Mining and Visualization
- Optimization Algorithms
- Robotics
- Smart Manufacturing and Industry 5.0
- Statistical Learning
- Social Media
- Quantum Computing
Notes to prospective authors
Submitted papers must be original and not have been published before or be under review for publication elsewhere. Submission of all papers is required to be done online. Refer to the "Submissions" page for instructions on submitting a paper. When submitting a manuscript, please include the following comment for the editor: "this article is submitted for Special Issue: Emerging Technologies and Innovative Business Practices". If you have any suggestions or questions about the subject matter, please contact the special issue editors Terry Walcott and Carlene Campbell.
Before submitting your paper. Be sure to thoroughly review the instructions for authors on the IJITIS journal page. Please follow the provided formatting guidelines. The papers for these special issues must be between 6 and 12 pages, including all content such as references and appendices.
IMPORTANT DATES
Deadline for manuscript submissions: August 1, 2024
Notification to authors within three weeks
Special Issue will be published on August 30, 2024
