Call for Papers
Contributions can be of one the following types:
Research papers describing original research contributions.
Exploratory papers introducing new ideas and directions for research by analyzing the current state of the art, identifying the gaps that need to be addressed, and introducing an approach as a means to bridge them.
Cases that describe problems or challenges of organizations (private or public), relate them to the wider domain of Society 5.0 and provide useful insights to practitioners and scholars.
All submitted papers will be peer-reviewed by the program committee.
Submissions are sought on, but not limited to the following subject areas and topics. Society 5.0 is a broad topic and therefore the list of topics covers many related subject areas.
Society 5.0
Society 5.0 research agenda
Society 5.0 challenges and opportunities
Human-centered society
Drivers and enablers for transformation
Human skills in Society 5.0
Business and Entrepreneurship 5.0
Business integration strategy
Emerging markets in Society 5.0
Human Capital
Technopreneurship
E-Commerce
Novel business systems
Business agility
Corporate communication in the age of social media
Circular economy
Cyber-Physical Systems
Internet of Things
Digital Twins
Digitalization of products
Modeling
Digital Supply Chain
Logistics 4.0
Healthcare and Care Systems in Society 5.0
AI for drug development
Personalized medicine
Electronic patient records
Care robots, therapy robots
Personalized medicine
Mobility in Society 5.0
Autonomous driving
Mobility as a Service
Smart City
Fintech in Society 5.0
Future banking
Sustainable finance
Digital financial management
Cryptocurrency
Education in Society 5.0
COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning)
Creative teaching
Cross-cultural teaching and learning
Institutional structures for education
New learning methods
Innovation in Society 5.0
Open innovation
Big Data analysis
Innovation development
Online collaboration for design and innovation
Knowledge visualization
Diversity in Society 5.0
Gendering of skills
Stereotypes (age, gender, (dis)abilities)
Accessibility of technologies across borders (countries, societal levels, disciplines)
Inequality in software development
Democratization in technological development
Information Security and Governance 5.0
Cyber security and resilience
Data privacy
Risk management
Business continuity management
Whistleblowing
Human-System Interaction Scenarios
Collaboration between human and AI
Automating knowledge work
Conversational AI
Resilient socio-technical systems
Social robots
Human-interpretable and machine-interpretable modeling
International Collaboration
Cultural differences in business
Cross-cultural communication and trust
Collaboration across borders, cultures, and languages