A 9th International Conference on Technology and Management (ICTM-25) took place on the 25th up to the 27th September, 2O25, at the Universal Technology And Management University (UTAMU), Kungu Campus. It will additionally be streamed online.
The aim of this conference is to gather practices that have used Artificial Intelligence tools efficiently in work environments.
ICTM conference provides a distinctive environment where authors, practitioners, researchers, professionals and academicians and their students can engage in the future developments in terms of technology innovations and business, management and governance to solve the UN SDGs and global challenges.
Theme: Embracing Artificial Intelligence in Computer Technology; Education; Governance; Management, and; Leadership: Successes and Challenges
Conference Sub Themes
- Real-world AI Applications
- AI in Computing and Communications
- AI in Business, Governance, Management and Leadership
Areas of Research
The papers should be original research and case studies in the fields of computing, technology and management, and on issues surrounding integration of Computing, Technology and Management in a multi-disciplinary context. Therefore, the conference series is of interest to academicians, researchers, policy makers, environmentalists, managers, planners, industrialists, consultants, government and NGOs globally, across a range of disciplines.
ICTM-2025 calls for original academic papers and case studies under the following tracks:
Real-world AI and IoT Applications
Impact on teaching and learning in academic institutions | Pathways to adoption and utilisation of AI in governance, management, health and education |
Rethinking professional roles and competencies in the AI era | Preparing Developing Countries for the AI Revolution |
Work in the age of AI and IoT | Readiness for AI and IoT Revolutions |
Forensics, and cyber security pros and cons of AI |
AI in Computing and Communications
Developing models across diverse datasets and environments in AI research | Machine Learning |
Versatile AI systems | Meta—learning for efficiency in AI. |
Image recognition, natural language processing | AI models against adversarial attacks |
Open Spectrum Solutions | AI and IoT Communication Protocols |
Building with AI | AI and Humanoids |
Advertising with AI |
AI and IoT in Business, Governance, Management and Leadership
AI-assisted Education planning and management | Business Policy and Strategy involving AI |
AI Influenced Educational Leadership | AI Generated Entrepreneurship and Ventures |
Public administration and management | AI Forensics in Accounting |
Influence of AI in Public Policy | AI-led Marketing |
Role of AI in Monitoring and Evaluation | Project Planning and Management |
Development economics | Use of AI in Service Management (including healthcare and hospitality management) |
AI Use in E-commerce | Organisational Behaviour and AI |
AI and IoT in Science and Health
AI-assisted Scientific Research | Interactive AI Interfaces |
AI and Energy | AI Generated Scientific Models (in Biology, Chemistry and Physics) |
Understanding Animal Communications Using AI | AI Generated Ecosystems |
AI-Powered Health Diagnostic Tools | AI-Virtual Medical Assistants |
Healthcare Monitoring Using AI and IoT | AI for Ophthalmology |
Health Predictive AI |
Accepted Peer Reviewed Conference papers shall be published in a special Issue on AI with an ISBN Number. A few selected high quality conference papers will be published in a special issue of International Journal of Technology and Management (IJOTM: ISSN 2518-8623).
Notes:
- Submitted papers must NOT have been previously presented, published or accepted for other publications.
- Abstracts will be published in the conference programme book.
- The students who wish to present at the colloquium: Individual proposals should include a 250-word abstract, accompanied by a short bio, name of institution, contact email and phone numbers of presenters.