Conference of the Digital Economy 2024-25: Call for Papers

Conference on the Digital Economy (CODE) is known for its high-quality research program and attracts many top researchers throughout the world who are engaging in cutting-edge research in the areas of information systems, strategy and marketing, economics, operations management, and computer science. All aspects of theoretical and empirical research in diverse domains touched by technology are welcome. We are particularly interested in research on digital transformations in public governance, the transformative impact of generative AI, digital marketing, big data analytics, digital innovation and entrepreneurship, technology for emerging markets, the IT industry, and IT services. Research on a variety of methods, including econometric analyses, statistical inferences, and big data analytics, is also welcome. This conference aims to provide a platform for academics to identify and explore opportunities for research related to digitization and the digital economy. This research theme encompasses a wide array of topics, including the following:

• E-Business and E-Government
• Economic Value of IT
• Crowds, Contests and Communities
• Digital Platforms and Open Governance
• Security, Privacy, and Ethics of Technology
• Technology adoption and diffusion
• Human Behaviour and IS
• Strategy, Structure, and Organizational Impacts of IT
• Data Science, Decision Analytics and Visualization
• Impact of Generative AI on Business and Society
• IT, Labor Market, and the Future of Work

Submission Guidelines:

Authors are invited to submit their work for consideration at the conference. Please submit a 2-page single-spaced (including text, diagrams, tables, and references) extended abstract of your research along with a 300-word short abstract; the short abstract will be published on the conference website if your paper is accepted for presentation at the conference. Please submit by November 18,2024.

Abstracts will be evaluated based on their potential research contribution and the ability to stimulate interest and discussion at the conference. If your abstract is accepted for presentation at the conference, it will be published in a Book of Abstracts. The Book of Abstracts contains a brief (300 words) summary of each of the research to be presented at the conference. Conference on the Digital Economy (CODE) does not take any copyright on this. The purpose of the Book of Abstracts is to circulate your work amongst key practitioners in India.

Your research study should be sufficiently complete by the time of the conference to enable a stimulating presentation and meaningful discussion. At least one co-author of an accepted abstract for the conference must pre-register on or before November 29, 2024, for its continued inclusion in the program.