Call for Papers
Interaction of Technologies, Human Behavior, and Business Strategy for Sustainable Growth
Scope of the conference
Recent technological advancements have enabled organizations to access vast volumes of data along with sophisticated data processing techniques, transforming decision-making processes across industries. However, besides opening up new avenues for strategic planning and organizational growth, these developments have also created complex behavioral and workforce challenges that call for revisiting the relationship between technology and humans.
ICGICSF 2026 invites practice-oriented and policy-relevant research that addresses contemporary socio-technical challenges by integrating the insights from academics and practitioners across business, human behavior, and information technology. The conference seeks to deepen understanding of human-technology interaction and explore how this relationship can be shaped to foster innovative and sustainable economic growth, with the human factor as the leading force in progress.
Conference objectives
The primary objective of the conference is to promote interdisciplinary dialogue on how organizations can leverage emerging technologies in simultaneity with supporting human well-being for sustainable, long-term growth. Specifically, the conference aims to:
- Advance theoretical and practical understanding of human-centric technological transformation.
- Explore how AI and intelligent systems affect strategic decision-making, leadership, and organizational performance.
- Examine behavioral and psychological dimensions of technology adoption and digital work environments.
- Promote responsible, ethical, and sustainable approaches to innovation.
- Facilitate collaboration between academia, industry, and government to translate research into actionable and practical applications.
Topics of interest
ICGICSF 2026 invites contributions from academicians and practitioners on, but not limited to, the following topics.
Types of contributions
The conference welcomes both conceptual and empirical research, as well as qualitative and quantitative studies, from academics and practitioners across all domains of business management, psychology, and computer technology. Submissions are expected to demonstrate theoretical contributions, methodological soundness, relevance, and practical implications.
Based on the submissions received in the most recent past conferences, 150 to 200 papers are expected from authors around the globe. All submissions go through a rigorous review process, and 40 to 50% of the papers are expected to be accepted.
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Registration fees
Proposed fees, subject to confirmation by the organising committee.