Submission guidelines

Initial Submission

Authors should submit an abstract of up to 250 words through the Microsoft CMT conference-management system. The abstract should clearly state the research/practice problem, methodology or approach, key findings or expected contribution, and relevance to the conference theme or tracks.

Review and Acceptance

  • Academic submissions will undergo double-blind peer review.
  • Doctoral submissions will be evaluated for academic quality, research potential, and developmental value.
  • Practitioner submissions will be evaluated for relevance, originality, practical significance, and potential impact.
  • All submissions must represent original work and comply with accepted standards of research integrity and publication ethics.

Submission categories

  • Regular academic research submissions
  • Doctoral research submissions
  • Practitioner papers and industry problem statements
  • Special-session proposals, panels and invited contributions

Full Papers and Conference Publication

Authors of selected submissions may subsequently be invited to submit full papers for consideration for journal publication opportunities associated with the conference. Full manuscripts must follow the scope, formatting, length, and submission requirements of the respective target journal. Journal submissions will remain subject to the journal’s independent editorial and peer-review process.

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Item

Requirement

1 Language English
2 Initial submission Abstract of approximately 250 words
3 Blind review Remove author-identifying information from the main review manuscript
4 File format Microsoft Word or PDF
5 Originality Original work not simultaneously submitted in substantially the same form elsewhere
6 Presentation condition At least one author must register and present the accepted work