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ECAIDGDT 2027
Agenda • Zurich
Keynotes • Oral Presentations • Posters • AI Governance • Digital Trust

Official Programme ECAIDGDT 2027

The ECAIDGDT 2027 programme brings together keynote perspectives, original research presentations, poster discussions, policy and governance insights, applied technology studies, and professional exchange across artificial intelligence, data governance, cybersecurity, digital trust, responsible innovation, public policy, digital health, organisational transformation, and implementation.

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Posters
Conference overview

A three-day international programme combining keynote lectures, parallel oral sessions, a dedicated poster programme, expert discussion, and professional networking.

Dates
26–28 May 2027
Location
Zurich, Switzerland
Presenter pathway
Abstract → Review → Registration
Non-presenting delegates may register directly.
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Business Address: 98 Theobalds Rd, London WC1X 8WB, UK
Day 1 • Wednesday, 26 May 2027

Opening, Keynote Programme & Oral Presentations

The opening day establishes the conference direction through featured keynote lectures, parallel research presentations, and cross-sector professional exchange.

Day 1
08:30–09:15
Registration & Welcome Coffee
Delegate check-in, programme materials, networking and arrival refreshments.
09:15–09:30
Opening Remarks
Welcome to ECAIDGDT 2027 and introduction to the scientific and professional programme.
09:30–10:00 • Keynote 01
Building Cyber Resilience for Trusted AI and Digital Governance
Anthony Lim
Senior Fellow, Center for Strategic Cyberspace & International Studies
Keynote
10:00–10:30 • Keynote 02
Privacy-by-Design and Cybersecurity Governance in the Age of Enterprise AI
Anastasia Su-Anne Chen
Deputy Head, Data Protection, Privacy and Cybersecurity
Keynote
11:00–11:30 • Keynote 03
From Clinical Data to Trusted AI: Governance Pathways for Digital Health
Dr. Andrew Fang
Medical Director
Keynote
11:30–12:00 • Keynote 04
Investing in Trustworthy AI: Venture Strategy, Governance and Scalable Innovation
Arunga Yu
Managing Director, ICMG Ventures
Keynote
12:00–12:30 • Keynote 05
Connected Platforms, Digital Trust and the Future of Broadcast Innovation
Bernie O’Neill
Project Director, WorldDAB
Keynote
10:30–11:00
Morning Coffee & Networking
Refreshments and informal discussion with speakers and delegates.
12:30–13:30
Networking Lunch
Lunch and interdisciplinary discussion across AI, governance, data and trust communities.
13:30–15:10
Parallel Oral Presentation Sessions
Dedicated presentation & discussion time
Room A
13:30–13:50
Oral 01
Artificial intelligence and digital Nationalism: A social media discourse analysis
Chunhao Ma
Southwest University, China
13:50–14:10
Oral 02
Ethics, Transparency, and Consumer Trust in AI-Enabled Pricing: Implications for Sustainable Technology Entrepreneurship and Economic Policy
Ana Paloma de Lucas López
University of Alcalá, Spain
14:10–14:30
Oral 03
“Taking farmers' trust issues Seriously”: Mistrust and the digital tech revolution in water management
Paloma Yáñez Serrano
Interdisciplinary Research Centre on Social and Cultural Transformations (UOC-TRÀNSIC), Spain
14:30–14:50
Oral 04
Artificial intelligence for agricultural drought risk reduction: A governance framework for climate-resilient water management
Daniel R. Oros
Georgetown University, USA
14:50–15:10
Oral 05
Can emotion AI foster trust in digital platforms? Experimental insights from the sharing economy
João Miguel Oliveira Cotrim
EGADE Business School, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico
Room B
13:30–13:50
Oral 06
Beyond Platform Capitalism: Artificial Intelligence and the Metaverse as Drivers of Inclusive Knowledge Ecosystems and Socio-Economic Value Creation
Gerardo Bosco
Sapienza University, Italy
13:50–14:10
Oral 07
Exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on psychological well-being and inclusivity in higher education
Steven A. Schilhabel
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, USA
14:10–14:30
Oral 08
Artificial intelligence and organisational transformation: technical skills, job insecurity and adoption
Lorena Arranz Lahuerta
University of Alcalá, Spain
14:30–14:50
Oral 09
Operationalizing Digital Health Equity in Artificial Intelligence–Enabled Patient Decision Aids for Older Adults: Mixed Methods Study
Cindy Yue Tian
Chinese University of Hong Kong
14:50–15:10
Oral 10
The role of digital literacy and ethical awareness in nurses’ acceptance of Artificial Intelligence: a cross-sectional questionnaire survey
Wafaa Hassan Ali Awad
Alexandria University, Egypt
15:10–15:35
Afternoon Tea
15:35–16:20
Interdisciplinary Discussion: Responsible AI Across Sectors
Research, governance, implementation and policy perspectives on trustworthy AI adoption.
16:20–17:00
Professional Networking & Day 1 Close
Day 2 • Thursday, 27 May 2027

Keynotes, Oral Sessions & Poster Programme

Day 2 combines keynote perspectives with parallel oral presentations and a dedicated poster session designed for direct author interaction and detailed research discussion.

Day 2
09:00–09:30 • Keynote 06
Scaling Digital Trust for SMEs: AI, Data and Customer-Centred Transformation
Dindo Marzan
Senior Vice President & Head of SME Business Group
Keynote
09:30–10:00 • Keynote 07
Engineering Data Platforms for Governance, Reliability and AI Readiness
Garry Steedman
Data Engineering Lead, Analytics & Data Platform, DBS Bank
Keynote
10:30–11:00 • Keynote 08
Responsible AI in Health Systems: Strategy, Governance and Implementation Readiness
Dr. Gary Ang Yee
Consultant and System Strategist, NHG Health
Keynote
11:00–11:30 • Keynote 09
Building AI Products with Trust, Scale and Responsible Innovation
Gong He
Co-Founder, FingerDance
Keynote
10:00–10:30
Morning Coffee & Networking
11:30–12:15
Expert Panel: Governance, Trust & AI Implementation
Cross-sector perspectives on regulation, data stewardship, cybersecurity, adoption and responsible innovation.
12:15–13:15
Networking Lunch
13:15–14:55
Parallel Oral Presentation Sessions
Dedicated presentation & discussion time
Room A
13:15–13:35
Oral 11
Empowered generative artificial intelligence in retail service recovery: Recovery justice, customer effort reduction, trust restoration, and purchase behaviour
Yanjun Qi
Northwest University of Political Science and Law, China
13:35–13:55
Oral 12
Bridging the algorithmic governance divide: foundations, dilemmas and improvement recommendations for china-asean digital trade rule-making
Xinglong Yang
Southwest University of Political Science and Law, China
13:55–14:15
Oral 13
Process Improvement Before Artificial Intelligence and Automation: Building Trust With the Understand-Transform-Sustain Framework
Pablo Moreno Franco
Department of Transplantation, Mayo Clinic, USA
14:15–14:35
Oral 14
Artificial intelligence and digital product passports: Data governance infrastructures enabling circular business model innovation
Marco Antonio Bravo-Fabian
University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain
14:35–14:55
Oral 15
From digital advancement to SDGs disruption: How artificial intelligence without inclusion threatens sustainable development in G7 economies
Shunhao Mai
Guangzhou College of Technology and Business, China
Room B
13:15–13:35
Oral 16
Explainable artificial intelligence-driven fraud detection: Behavioral proxies of digital financial literacy in online payment models
Gökçe Sinem Erbuğa
Dokuz Eylul University, Turkey
13:35–13:55
Oral 17
Trust typology of medical doctors in artificial intelligence
Lemuel Clark Velasco
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
13:55–14:15
Oral 18
Digital infrastructure, trust, and behavioral intention: An extended technology acceptance model for crowdfunding adoption in emerging economies
Hongjiang Zhao
University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China
14:15–14:35
Oral 19
Ethical service governance and loyalty-related intentions in generative AI subscription services: The mediating role of trust
Zhenyu Wang
College of Design and Innovation, Tongji University, China
14:35–14:55
Oral 20
Bridging the trust-adoption gap for AI scribes in rural communities: A machine learning approach using the 2024 Canadian digital health survey
Zhaoqiang Zhou
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
14:55–15:20
Afternoon Tea
15:20–17:00
Dedicated Poster Session & Author Interaction
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17:00–17:30
Networking & Day 2 Close
Day 3 • Friday, 28 May 2027

Oral Presentations, Discussion & Conference Close

The final day focuses on further research presentations, interdisciplinary discussion, implementation perspectives, and collaboration opportunities.

Day 3
09:00–10:40
Parallel Oral Presentation Sessions
Dedicated presentation & discussion time
Room A
09:00–09:20
Oral 21
Global adoption and readiness for artificial intelligence and digital health technologies in infection prevention and control: a World Health Organization global survey
G. Satta
University College London, UK
09:20–09:40
Oral 22
Can artificial intelligence orientation enhance supply chain trust? evidence of corporate trade credit
Yunfang Guan
Hohai University, China
09:40–10:00
Oral 23
How digital intelligence technologies reshape emergency collaboration: An agent-based model of multi-actor governance
Guirong Zhang
Central South University, China
10:00–10:20
Oral 24
AI adoption in HR: AI trust in digitally lagging organisations
Alessia Zoppelletto
Department of Management, University of Verona, Italy
10:20–10:40
Oral 25
AI, digital equity, and social sustainability in beauty retail: Fairness-aware governance and entrepreneurial pathways for inclusive AI adoption
Hajar Fatorachian
Leeds Beckett University, Leeds. UK
Room B
09:00–09:20
Oral 26
Blockchain-Empowered Digital Economy Ecosystem Construction and Trusted Data Circulation System Design
Lei Shi
Weifang Engineering Vocational College, China
09:20–09:40
Oral 27
Participatory Digital Twins for Chronic Care: From Predictive Models to Shared Sensemaking
Qingrui Li
North Dakota State University, USA
09:40–10:00
Oral 28
Can government digital incentives enhance enterprise artificial intelligence capability? - Evidence from China
Jie Wu
Harbin University of Science and Technology, China
10:00–10:20
Oral 29
Artificial intimacy at work: how digital nomads build trust in generative AI companions and implications for remote corporate communication
Dimitra Skandali
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
10:20–10:40
Oral 30
Ambient retail intelligence and algorithmic fairness: Exploring hyper-personalization, cognitive trust sustainable service and consumer loyalty in urban retail cafes
Gege Yang
Southeast University, China
10:40–11:10
Morning Coffee & Networking
11:10–12:00
Closing Forum: From Governance Principles to Real-World Impact
Final interdisciplinary discussion on responsible deployment, trusted data ecosystems, policy alignment, organisational transformation, and future research collaboration.
12:00–12:20
Closing Remarks & Conference Conclusion
12:20 onwards
Informal Networking & Collaboration Meetings
Day 2 • 15:20–17:00

Poster Programme

Dedicated poster interaction session supporting direct discussion with authors, research feedback, interdisciplinary exchange, and potential collaboration.

Back to Day 2
Poster 01 Day 2 Poster Session

Artificial intelligence, sustainable innovation, and organizational transformation: An integrated strategic framework for contemporary business ecosystems

Chen Wei
Hohai University, China
Poster 02 Day 2 Poster Session

Triple helix trust and spillovers for sustainable innovation: The role of governance, openness, and digital infrastructure

Liying Zhou
University of Finance and Economics, China
Poster 03 Day 2 Poster Session

Algorithmic transparency and citizen trust in digital governance: A cross-national analysis of AI adoption in public services

Ye Zheng
Northwestern Polytechnical University, China
Poster 04 Day 2 Poster Session

A care-centred approach for responsible design and use of AI-enabled digital technologies for dying and death

Richard Green
University of Surrey, United Kingdom
Poster 05 Day 2 Poster Session

Digital navigators: decoding the impact of top management teams with digital technology backgrounds on corporate digital governance

Zhi Xiao
Chongqing University, China
Poster 06 Day 2 Poster Session

Artificial intelligence, data elements, digital economy, and corporate innovation performance

Wenchao Zhang
The State University of New Jersey, USA
Poster 07 Day 2 Poster Session

How digital trust technology reshapes cooperation mode selection in fresh produce pre-sales: agency selling vs. reselling

Guitao Zhang
Qingdao University, China
Poster 08 Day 2 Poster Session

Innovation in enhancing safety culture: Artificial intelligence (AI), automation and digitalization

He Wen
Indiana State University, USA
Poster 09 Day 2 Poster Session

Blockchain as the trust layer of supply chain 4.0: A theory-based systematic review of transparency and governance mechanisms in agrifood supply chains

Jochen Heussner
Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen, Germany
Poster 10 Day 2 Poster Session

Signal transmission and information governance: supply chain shared auditor and corporate artificial intelligence adoption

Hao Ding
Nanjing University, China
Poster 11 Day 2 Poster Session

Strategic Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Spanish Agri-Food Firms: A Framework for Digital Transformation Pathways

Sergio Rodríguez Navarro
Pablo de Olavide University, Spain
Poster 12 Day 2 Poster Session

The impact of artificial intelligence on government digital service capacity

Yuan Zhang
Qingdao Agricultural University, China
Poster 13 Day 2 Poster Session

Artificial intelligence vs. public administrators: Public trust, efficiency, and tolerance for errors

Haixu Bao
Lanzhou University, China
Poster 14 Day 2 Poster Session

Digital transformation, happiness-based leadership and artificial intelligence: rethinking organizational futures through happiness management

Pedro Cuesta-Valiño
Universidad de Alcalá, Spain
Poster 15 Day 2 Poster Session

Digital health and artificial intelligence: a research approach to enable sustainable and personalised local healthcare

Monica Moroni
Data Science for Health Unit, Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Italy
Poster 16 Day 2 Poster Session

Artificial intelligence and corporate governance: strengthening oversight mechanisms to mitigate tax avoidance

Anas Azenzoul
Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco
Poster 17 Day 2 Poster Session

Enhancing quality assurance through strategic artificial intelligence integration: a framework for higher education digital transformation

Scott Joseph Warren
University of North Texas, USA
Poster 18 Day 2 Poster Session

Bridging digital divides: User-generated data and volunteered urban sensing for inclusive smart city governance

Dulce María Villegas Núñez
Universität Bremen, Germany
Poster 19 Day 2 Poster Session

Artificial human leaders: The Transport–Ethics Model of trust and governance in digital human CEOs

Marco I. Bonelli
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Department of Management, Venice, Italy
Poster 20 Day 2 Poster Session

Can digital technologies and artificial intelligence enhance co-creation in public health? A Health CASCADE needs assessment study and critical recommendations

Q.E.A. Loisel
Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom
Poster 21 Day 2 Poster Session

Confucian culture, artificial intelligence, and executive financial misconduct: Internal control and information disclosure as governance channels

Linlin Hong
Jiangxi Agricultural University, China
Poster 22 Day 2 Poster Session

Artificial intelligence and the re-specification of engineering competence in water systems: A digitally mediated infrastructure perspective

H. Mbiza
University of Johannesburg, South Africa
Poster 23 Day 2 Poster Session

Leveraging board seats: how non-controlling blockholders promote corporate digital innovation

Xiaochong Li
Dalian Maritime University, China
Programme note

Session times, room allocation and presentation sequence may be adjusted where necessary to accommodate speaker availability, venue logistics and final programme requirements. Confirmed presenters will receive any final scheduling instructions from the conference team.