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ECEAIDT 2027
Enterprise AI & Digital Transformation • Singapore
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Official Scientific Programme • 3 Days • Singapore

Conference Agenda

The 8th International Congress on Enterprise AI & Digital Transformation (ECEAIDT 2027) is organised as an open international scientific conference bringing together academic researchers, industry professionals, technology specialists and institutional participants. The programme combines keynote lectures, oral research presentations, poster discussions, networking and structured exchange across enterprise AI, digital transformation, organisational change, smart industry and technology-enabled innovation.

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Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Poster Session
Abstract Submission Ends 31 October 2026
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Early Registration Ends 20 November 2026
Congress Dates 27–29 January 2027
Programme Status
Working scientific agenda

Keynote and scientific-session order may be adjusted slightly as final confirmations and chair assignments are completed.

Day 1 • Wednesday, 27 January 2027

Opening Ceremony, Keynote Lectures, Parallel Scientific Sessions & Networking

Day 1
08:00–09:00

Registration & Welcome Coffee

Delegate registration, conference materials, arrival assistance and informal networking.

09:00–09:20

Opening Ceremony & Welcome Address

Opening remarks, programme overview and introduction to the three-day scientific conference.

09:20–09:50

Data Protection, Privacy and Cybersecurity Governance in the AI-Driven Enterprise

Anastasia Su-Anne Chen
Deputy Head, Data Protection, Privacy and Cybersecurity, Drew & Napier LLC
K01
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
09:50–10:20

Digital Health Leadership and Responsible AI Adoption in Clinical Practice

Dr. Andrew Fang
Medical Director
K02
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
10:20–10:50

Strategic Cyber Resilience for AI-Enabled Organisations

Anthony Lim
Senior Fellow, Center for Strategic Cyberspace & International Studies
K03
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
10:50–11:20

Coffee Break & Keynote Networking

Refreshments and discussion with keynote speakers, researchers and delegates.

11:20–11:50

Venture Strategy, Corporate Innovation and AI-Enabled Growth Models

Aruga Yu
Managing Director, ICMG Ventures
K04
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
11:50–12:20

Digital Broadcasting, Standards and the Future of Connected Media Platforms

Bernie O'Neill
Project Director, WorldDAB
K05
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
12:20–12:50

Scaling Digital Transformation for SMEs and Growth-Focused Enterprises

Dindo Marzan
Senior Vice President & Head of SME Business Group
K06
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
12:50–13:50

Networking Lunch

Hosted lunch supporting academic, industry and international networking.

13:50–15:50
Parallel Scientific Room

Room A — Digital Transformation Strategy & Performance

Each presentation is allocated approximately 25 minutes plus 5 minutes for discussion.
O01

The impact of consumer complaints on corporate digital transformation

Yingchao Lu
Seoul School of Integrated Sciences & Technologies, South Korea
O03

KPI-based Framework for Digital Transformation in SME Supply Chains

Sonia Avilés-Sacoto
San Francisco de Quito University USFQ. Quito, Ecuador
O07

Support of Project & Program Management of Digital Transformation Initiatives by Holistic Enterprise Architecture in Sectors of National Economy: A Case of the Czech Republic

Martin Lukáš
Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Czech Republic
O09

Digital transformation and financial performance: an empirical analysis of strategic alignment in the digital age

Katarina Valaskova
University of Zilina, Slovakia
Parallel Scientific Room

Room B — AI, Digital Systems & Organisational Innovation

Each presentation is allocated approximately 25 minutes plus 5 minutes for discussion.
O02

Integrating AI, Immersive Technologies and Digital Health Humanities in Pharmacy Education and Practice

Kevin Y L YAP
La Trobe University, Australia
O04

Human digital twins in healthcare and occupational well-being: Enabling techniques, applications, datasets and future trends

Shuhui Lyu
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
O05

AI-Driven Product-Production-CoDesign through digital manufacturing change management in PLM systems

Marvin Carl May
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
O08

A complexity-aware digital governance conceptual framework for large-SME collaboration in open innovation ecosystems

SeongJeong Yoon
Department of AI & Bigdata, Swiss School of Management, United States
15:50–16:20

Refreshment Break

Coffee, networking and bilateral discussion window.

16:20–16:50

Building Enterprise Data Platforms for AI, Analytics and Trusted Decision-Making

Garry Steedman
Data Engineering Lead, Analytics & Data Platform, DBS Bank
K07
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
16:50–17:20

Healthcare Systems Strategy, Digital Transformation and AI Readiness

Dr. Gary Ang Yee
Consultant and System Strategist, NHG Health
K08
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
17:20–18:00

Welcome Networking Reception

Informal networking for keynote speakers, presenters, delegates, partners and invited guests.

Day 2 • Thursday, 28 January 2027

Keynote Lectures, Parallel Scientific Sessions, Poster Programme & Collaboration

Day 2
09:00–09:30

Human-Centred AI Products, Digital Platforms and Startup Innovation

Gong He
Co-Founder, FingerDance
K09
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
09:30–10:00

Digital Innovation, Platform Strategy and AI-Enabled Business Transformation

Prof. Yulin FANG
HKU Business School, Hong Kong
K10
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
10:00–10:30

Enterprise Information Systems, AI Strategy and Digital Economy Leadership

Prof. HUANG Ke Wei
National University of Singapore
K11
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
10:30–11:00

Coffee Break & Scientific Networking

Refreshments and discussion among keynote speakers, presenters and delegates.

11:00–11:30

Data-Driven Transformation and the New Operating Model for AI-Led Organisations

Sergio Mastrogiovanni, PhD
AI, Data and Digital Transformation Leader
K12
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
11:30–12:00

AI, Leadership and Strategic Transformation in the Future Enterprise

Dr. Chengyi Lin
INSEAD
K13
30-minute keynote presentation including discussion / Q&A.
12:00–13:00

Networking Lunch

Cross-sector lunch discussions across enterprise AI, digital transformation, governance and innovation.

13:00–15:00
Parallel Scientific Room

Room A — Governance, Resilience & Sustainable Transformation

Each presentation is allocated approximately 25 minutes plus 5 minutes for discussion.
O10

Governing intelligent supply chains: Policy directions for AI-driven logistics in the era of green digital transformation

Darren Peter
Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia
O11

Digitalisation, resilience, and sustainable competitiveness of SMEs during crisis periods: Evidence from Czech enterprises

Milan Talíř
Institute of Technology and Business in Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic
O12

Prioritization of key areas of the digitalization strategy of energy complex enterprises based on the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)

Alexey V. Chernov
RUDN University, Russia
O14

Exploring the role of digitalization in enhancing urban energy resilience: Evidence from Chinese cities

Bingqian Zhang
National University of Singapore, Singapore
Parallel Scientific Room

Room B — SME Capability, Supply Chains & Digital Maturity

Each presentation is allocated approximately 25 minutes plus 5 minutes for discussion.
O06

Internal and external factors enhancing knowledge acquisition and digital literacy for digital business transformation: Evidence from small businesses in Indonesia

John Burgess
Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Karlsruhe, Germany
O13

Evaluating digital transformation in small and medium enterprises using the Alkire-Foster method

Luís L. Moreira
Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Portugal
O15

Navigating challenges for supply chain transparency in the digital enterprises

Harshad Sonar
Indian Institute of Management Sambalpur, India
O16

Digital literacy as a resource: driving SME performance through digital technology and digital transformation

Perengki Susanto
Universitas Negeri Padang, Indonesia
15:00–15:30

Tea & Refreshment Break

Coffee, refreshments and transition to the afternoon interactive programme.

15:30–16:00

Research & Industry Exchange Panel

Moderated discussion on responsible AI adoption, organisational readiness, investment priorities and practical transformation pathways.

16:00–17:30
Poster Session

Poster Presentations & Interactive Research Exchange

Poster contributions are scheduled for structured discussion with authors. Poster identifiers correspond to the detailed poster list below.

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17:30–17:45

Day 2 Closing Notes

Poster acknowledgements and programme briefing for the final conference day.

Day 3 • Friday, 29 January 2027

Scientific Presentations, Collaboration Pathways & Congress Closing

Day 3
09:00–09:15

Day 3 Welcome

Recap of key themes and introduction to the final scientific programme.

09:15–11:15
Parallel Scientific Room

Room A — AI Strategy, Leadership & Organisational Transformation

Each presentation is allocated approximately 25 minutes plus 5 minutes for discussion.
O17

Toward Sustainable Innovation: Digital Transformation with AI Strategy

Yoshimasa Masuda
Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo, Japan
O18

AI-Powered Competency Alignment: Self-Enforcing Networks as Strategic Tools for Digital Transformation

Katharina Dutzi
Mizzuni GmbH, Germany
O19

The Role of Organizational Culture in the Era of Digital Transformation of Enterprises

Tomasz Lis
Czestochowa University of Technology, Poland
O20

CEO narcissism, subsidiary top management team international diversity, and radical digital innovation in multinational enterprises☆

Jeoung Yul Lee
EMLYON Business School, Ecully, France
Parallel Scientific Room

Room B — Performance, Business Models & Data-Enabled Transformation

Each presentation is allocated approximately 25 minutes plus 5 minutes for discussion.
O21

Digital transformation: the role of digital maturity and its determinants on business performance

Agnes Siok Inn Tan
Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia
O22

Digital transformation in wine business – from Marketing 5.0 to Industry 5.0 in the world of wine adopting artificial intelligence

Giuseppe Festa
Pegaso Digital University, Naples, Italy
O23

Artificial intelligence investment, data factor accumulation, and enterprise digital transformation performance

Dengfeng Cui
Shihezi University, China
O24

The U-shaped relationship between digital transformation and dynamic capabilities of heavy-polluting enterprises

Guangning Zhang
Liaoning University, China
11:15–11:45

Coffee & Networking Break

Refreshments and final-day participant networking.

11:45–13:15
Parallel Scientific Room

Final Scientific Session — Productivity, Decision Structures & AI Entrepreneurship

Each presentation is allocated approximately 25 minutes plus 5 minutes for discussion.
O25

Unlocking productivity growth through digital transformation’s dual matching-learning mechanism: Evidence from Chinese listed enterprises’ TFP analysis

Maogang Tang
East China University of Science and Technology, China
O26

The role of digital transformation in shaping the decentralization of decision-making rights within hospitality and tourism group firms

Tianyu Zheng
Nanchang University, China
O27

How AI shapes entrepreneurial processes in social enterprises: A model of augmented and centric pathways

Zhao Duan
Central China Normal University, China
Collaboration Forum

Research Partnerships, Enterprise Adoption & Future Collaboration

Open moderated forum for research collaboration, institutional introductions, technology exchange and post-conference follow-up.
13:15–14:15

Networking Lunch

Final-day lunch supporting ongoing discussions and collaboration planning.

14:15–15:00

Congress Synthesis & Future Directions

Moderated synthesis of keynote and scientific-session insights, emerging priorities and future enterprise transformation pathways.

15:00–15:30

Awards, Closing Remarks & Group Photograph

Poster recognition, acknowledgements, closing remarks and official congress photograph.

Day 2 • 16:00–17:30

Poster Presentation Session

Poster presentations are scheduled for a dedicated interactive session supporting discussion with authors and delegates.

P01

What underpins the strategic change decision of digital transformation? Roles of organizational mindfulness and strategic reconfiguration

Yasmine YahiaMarzouk
Damietta University, Egypt
P02

Digital pathways: enhancing tourism small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through smart organizational mindfulness towards technological transformation

Estrella Diaz
University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
P03

How artificial intelligence drives corporate green innovation: Intelligent empowerment and smart manufacturing transformation in the digital era

Yinghao Song
Hebei University of Economics and Business, China
P04

Digital-circular pathways for wine industry: Exploring evidence from multinational enterprises

Marta Menegoli
Università del Salento, Italy
P05

Towards sustainable digital transformation: AI adoption barriers and enablers among SMEs in Northern Thailand

Chawis Boonmee
Chiang Mai University, Thailand
P06

Exploring the factors influencing digital transformation in micro and small-sized enterprises in an emerging country: a sociotechnical systems perspective

Adriano Machado Becker
The Federal University of Rio Grande, Brazil
P07

Creating competitiveness in incumbent small- and medium-sized enterprises: A revised perspective on digital transformation

Andrea Meier
University of Innsbruck, Austria
P08

Technological innovation, AI and digital transformation inferences on company performance and business models

Małgorzata Tarczyńska-Łuniewska
University of Szczecin, Poland
P09

Driving AI-enabled transformation in small and medium tourism enterprises: The strategic and investment roles of decision makers

Mahmut Demir
Süleyman Demirel University, Isparta, Turkey
P10

Can digitalization of inclusive finance promote innovation of small and medium-sized enterprises? A quasi-natural experiment approach

Dong Xiang
Qilu Institute of Technology Jingshi Road, China
P11

A self-assessment framework to determine the status quo of enterprises in digital sustainability management

Sebastian Schmid
Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation (IPA), Germany
P12

Digital transformation and value co-creation in state-owned manufacturing enterprises: a hypernetwork perspective

Kai Gao
Shanghai University of Engineering Science, China
P13

A maturity model for change management in digital transformation: employee needs, AI and leadership in projects and innovation

Julia Bosbach
Constructor University Bremen, Germany

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