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About
[Welcome to the 2021]
International Conference on Technology & Management

The 7th International Conference on Technology and Management (ICTM-21) cordially invites you to present academic papers and case studies in the areas of Technology and Management from 15th to 17th December 2021, in Kampala, Uganda. Technology and Management are undoubtedly drivers for both public and private enterprises and organizations.

Today, we understand that technology drives all what we do irrespective of service domain. Therefore, managing service provision and the technologies integrated within the organizations is very important for development.

Organised jointly by Uganda Technology and Management University (UTAMU) and Uganda Industrial Research Institute (UIRI), ICTM-21 will provide a distinctive environment where authors, practitioners, researchers, professionals and academicians can engage in the future developments in terms of service provision.

ICTM 20 Prof Zake
Embracing Transformation Towards Management Through ICTS: Normalising Virtuality in Developing Countries.
Theme
ICTM-21
[About]
Industry 4.0/4IR

ICTM-21’s theme is “Embracing Transformation Towards Management Through ICTS: Normalising Virtuality in Developing Countries.”

The conference opens with a colloquium of outstanding innovations and seminars, followed by two days of paper, panel and practitioner sessions addressing topics related to the theme. 4IR has the potential to improve livelihoods, although it could also exacerbate existing inequalities.

The aim of this conference is to explore how technologies of 4IR could be applied to manage professions and livelihoods.

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ICTM-20 calls
[Academic Papers & Case Studies]
Conference Tracks

ICTM-21 calls for original academic papers and case studies under the tracks below:

1. 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) Technologies & Applications

The 4th IR and its impact on learning in academic institutions Pathways to adoption and utilisation of 4IR – governance, management, health and education
Taking professionals into the 4th IR. Rethinking the roles and competencies Preparing Developing Countries for the 4th Industrial Revolution
E-work in the age of the 4th IR. Readiness for the 4th Industrial Revolution
Forensics and cyber security in the 4th Industrial revolution  

2. Computing and Communications

Mobile computing Connected Machines
Networking Wireless/ Mobile Communication
Signal Processing Satellite Communication Systems
4G/5G Network Evolutions Mobile Ad hoc Networks
Open Spectrum Solutions Communication Protocols
Information Systems Information Technology
Computer Science Grid Computing
Software engineering Embedded Computing
Cognitive Computing Scalable Computing
Cloud Computing Human-centred Computing

3. Business, Governance, Management and Leadership

Education planning & management Business Policy and Strategy
Educational leadership Entrepreneurship and new ventures
Public administration and management Forensic accounting
Public policy Reengineering financing
Monitoring and Evaluation Project Planning and Management
Development economics Innovative education and academic administration
E-commerce and technology management Orientation of management and organisational behaviour
Competitiveness on managerial terrain Relationship marketing management
Service management (including healthcare and hospitality management) Governance and Leadership practices and styles
Role of Media in governance and leadership

4. e-Learning

e-Learning Tools Collaborative Learning
Mobile Learning Curriculum Content Design
e-Learning Organisational Issues Educational Systems Design
Gamification Virtual Learning Environments
Web-based Learning Delivery Systems and Environments

5. Post COVID-19 Managerial & Technological Trends

COVID-19 Tracking Models Post COVID1-19 Technological Trends
COVID1-19 Infection Models Disruptive innovations
Post COVID-19 Economic Models Post COVID Management Models

6. Artificial and Ambient Intelligence

Robotics Sentiment Analysis
Smart Cities Smart Grids and Energy Networks
Sensing and Sensor Networks Ambient Assisted Living
Smart Healthcare Intelligent Transportation
Data Science Affective computing
Agents and Multi-Agent Systems Context-aware pervasive systems
Deep Learning Agents and Multi-Agent Systems
Neural Networks Natural Language Processing
Fuzzy Logic Data Mining
Expert Systems Computational Optimization

7. Security and Technology Trends

Privacy Intrusion Detection
Surveillance Web Services and Performance
Biometrics Secure Transactions
Internet Security Cryptography
Secure Protocols Cyber Security
Internet of Things Block-chain
Cyber-Physical Systems Big Data
Smart Cities Machine to Machine
Data Analytics Mobile Applications
Digital Transformation Social Computing
Speakers
[Our Speakers]
Keynote Speakers

Hear 4 inspiring talks, meet the best product people in Industry, and party together after the event!

Plenary Speakers

Prof. Venansius Baryamureeba, PhD

Prof. JWF Muwanga-Zake. PhD

Paper Guidelines

1. ICTM receives articles in the English language only and we have developed a template to guide authors as they write their articles.
2. The template guideline includes complete descriptions of the fonts, spacing, and related information for producing your proceedings manuscripts.
3. Please follow them and if you have any questions, direct them to the production editor in charge of your proceedings

Download the
1. ICTM Paper Guidelines
2. ICTM Paper Template

Dates
Key Dates

The dates below should be adhered to by all prospective authors and participants.

Tickets
[Choose a Registration]
How Much?

Attendance to the ICTM-21 conference is free of charge

Free
[Attendance For All]
UGX
200,000
[Author, Ugandan]
UGX
100,000
[Author, UTAMU Student]
UGX
120,000
[Author, Ugandan Student]
Submission
[Author Guidelines]
Submission and Author Guidelines

All papers should be submitted electronically in Word format through the conference website and should follow the prescribed Author Guidelines.

All Submitted papers will be reviewed by at least three reviewers, non-blind, and participative peer review. These three kinds of review will support the selection process of those that will be accepted for their presentation at the conference, as well as those to be selected as best papers for their publication in the International Journal of Technology and Management (IJOTM).

You need to create an Easychair account or use your existing one to submit a paper.

All submissions are accepted via Easychair 

Papers will be submitted through two options:

Research papers
This is the first option and will be required to have 8-15 pages including references.

Research papers

This is the first option and will be required to have 8-15 pages including references.
Practitioner Papers
Open to practitioners to present their experiences, cases and policies and will have 4-6 pages.

Practitioner Papers

This is the second option which is open to practitioners to present their experiences, cases and policies and will have 4-6 pages.
Submissions should be as clear as possible:

Up to four key words that describe the paper.

The text of the full paper must include the title, but should not include the name(s) of the author(s) as papers will be blind reviewed. All papers to be submitted will follow the template style and the guide which can be got from here. All papers that do not follow the this template style will be dropped on the first review.

Submissions must not have been published, submitted or presented at other conferences. Therefore a plagiarism check will be undertaken to ascertain the originality of the submitted paper.