2022 4th International Conference on
E-Business and E-Commerce Engineering (EBEE 2022) will be
held in University of Plymouth, Plymouth, UK
from December 14-16, 2022. How to adapt
the changing computing paradigm and adopt new IT
technologies for keeping competitive is a great challenge
for modern enterprises. Based on the essential complexities
in e-business, EBEE 2022 covers an extensive coverage of
system, software, service, business and combinations of the
aforementioned etc.
Prompt keynote presentations, oral talks, poster
presentations and exhibitions. Organizing committee of the
conference expects and firmly believes that all the
attendees around the world will be harvested academically;
enjoy the academic exchange and wonderful things Plymouth will
offer. We hope that you will take this opportunity to join
us.
Sincere gratitude would be extended to all keynotes speakers
and conference members for their technical advices and
pertinent suggestions, and to all the scholars and experts
in this field for eager supports.
Looking forward to your attendance in Plymouth.
An account is needed. Please register first, if you do not have one.
Full paper submission can be published in proceeding after reviewing and registration.
Abstract can be included in conference program only. (Template Download)
To update new version, please mail conference secretary to avoid repeat submission.
Shaofeng Liu is currently the Associate Head of School for Research and Innovation for Plymouth Business School. Her main research interests and expertise are in knowledge management, decision support systems, business digitalization and E-Commerce, etc.
Yuan Sun is professor and deputy Dean of School of Business Administration at Zhejiang Gongshang University, China.His main research interests include IT/IS usage, IT/IS Innovation, enterprise social media and electronic commerce.
Associate Professor Bambang Leo Handoko is an expert in financial auditing, forensic accounting, information technology auditing and also e-business.
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