18th Annual Scientific Baltic Business Management Conference 2025
HUMAN-TECH ERA: HUMANS AND TECHNOLOGY SHAPING SUSTAINABLE SOCIETIES TOGETHER
In-person or Virtual Presentation opportunities
Publication opportunities in journals indexed in SCOPUS, Web of Science, ERIH+ and more
Abstract Submission Deadline:
22 May, 2025
Conference Focus
Human-Tech Era: Humans and Technology Shaping Sustainable Societies Together
Technology is no longer just a tool for driving commerce. In the Digital Age, it has become a transformative force for fostering global progress and building sustainable, resilient societies. Digital transformation, the AI revolution, and the rapid evolution of the information society are reshaping our world in unprecedented ways, raising more questions than answers.
Key priorities include collaborating with technology rather than merely using it, shifting from data ownership to wise data utilisation for business and societal development, addressing the challenges of political and economic turbulence, and redefining education paradigms to build sustainable human capital and information-literate societies.
The Conference will serve as a platform for scholars, business professionals, and policymakers to meet and exchange knowledge, share insights, and nurture innovative ideas for shaping the Human-Tech-driven future.
Conference Program
27 May, 2025
Pre-Conference
Doctoral Workshop
This event provides a great learning opportunity and a networking platform for doctoral students and young researchers.
See a full schedule below – you will have an opportunity to participate a fascinating workshop, “Research method and reporting: reporting systematic literature review and developing research publications based on systematic literature review” conducted by our special guest – Dr. Bella Butler, Associate Professor at the School of Management and Marketing of Faculty of Business and Law at Curtin University (Australia).
Who Should Attend:
Doctoral students and emerging researchers.
How to Attend:
The Pre-Conference will be offered as an in-person or hybrid event before the ASBBMC 25’ conference.
Outcomes:
- Learn how to navigate better in the research process
- Possibility to approbate research ideas in the research community
28 May, 2025
ASBBMC 2025 - Day 1
Plenary
Sessions
This event will unite experts from academia, business and policymakers, sharing their views on the emerging Human-Tech Era.
You may expect an energising and inspiring day of three sessions, each featuring keynote presentations by representatives of academia, the business world, and policymakers. Each session will be complemented by an expert panel and Q&A sessions, allowing you to engage with the experts.
Stay tuned for our keynote speakers for these three sessions:
- Technology as a Catalyst for Change: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Societies
- The AI Revolution: Impacts on Learning, Work, and Governance
- Empowering Societies: Collaborating for Tech-Driven Sustainability
29 May, 2025
ASBBMC 2025 - Day 2
Parallel Sessions
This day will provide an opportunity to present your research, share insights and gain feedback from your peers on Parallel Sessions.
The exact session schedule will be available by 23 May, 2025: we will consolidate tracks based on your abstracts and presentation proposals.
Suggested tracks currently include:
- Technological Transformation and Future Societies
Exploring the broad societal impacts of technology, including digital inclusion, governance, and societal resilience - AI and Automation in Business and Society
Research on integrating AI and automation in business practices, social structures, and economic development - Sustainability through Digital Innovation
Investigating how digital tools and technologies contribute to sustainable business practices and societal goals - Human-Centric Technology
Focus on ensuring technology development prioritises human values, ethics, and inclusivity - Digital Transformation in Education
Studies on leveraging technology to enhance education systems, foster lifelong learning, and build future-oriented human capital - Leadership and Business Models in the Digital Age
Examining how digitalisation transforms leadership styles, organisational structures, and decision-making to innovate to stay competitive - Sustainable Development and Technological Solutions
Research on integrating technology into sustainable development goals, focusing on economic, environmental, and social pillars - Resilient Economies: Technology and Policy Innovations
Studies on how policy and technological advancements contribute to economic resilience and adaptability - Smart Cities and Communities
Exploring the role of IoT, AI, and data analytics in building smart, sustainable urban environments - Future of Work in the Digital Age
Analyses of how technology, automation, and AI reshape the workforce, job markets, and workplace dynamics
LINK TO THE LIVE STREAMING OF DAY 1 (MAY 28) PLENARY SESSIONS AVAILABLE HERE
SCHEDULE FOR PARALLEL SESSIONS ON DAY 2 (MAY 29) AVAILABLE HERE
Registration and Submission of abstracts for Authors by 22 May, 2025
Schedule
- 27 May Pre-Conference Doctoral Workshop
- 28 May ASBBMC 2025 – Conference DAY 1
- 29 May ASBBMC 2025 – Conference DAY 2
Doctoral Workshop
Research method and reporting: reporting systematic literature review and developing research publications based on systematic literature review
Instructor: Dr. Bella Butler, Associate Professor at the School of Management and Marketing of Faculty of Business and Law at Curtin University (Australia)
Online participants: Link to Workshop
The workshop will guide doctoral students through the protocol, statistical analysis plan, baseline characteristics, results for the primary outcome, results for secondary outcomes and results for additional outcomes, and developing publications based on a systematic literature review. During this workshop doctoral students will practice the research skills in relation to their respective research topics.
Part 1 of the Workshop
Lunch Break
Part 2 of the Workshop
Networking, Reflection and Ideation with Your Peers
Welcome Addresses
Session 1
Technology as a Catalyst for Change: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Societies
Keynote Speakers:
Jay Mitra - Citizen Science, Citizen Entrepreneurship, and Citizen Engagement
Sergio Arzeni -Rebuilding an Ethical World
Expert Panel Focus: Exploring perspectives on societal adaptability to rapid technological advancements, the role of governance, and addressing unintended consequences
Coffee Break & Networking
Session 2
The AI Revolution: Impacts on Learning, Work, and Governance
Keynote Speakers:
Jānis Grēviņš: AI Driven Careers - Role of Human and Universities
Andris Grafs - Will AI Sit on the Corporate Board?
Expert Panel Focus: In-depth discussion of AI's promises and perils in reshaping education, business, and public policy, focusing on practical implications and governance
Lunch break
Session 3
Empowering Societies: Collaborating for Tech-Driven Sustainability
Keynote Speakers:
Konstantīns Kuzikovs - AI vs. Journalism: Ethics, Truth, and the Fight for Credibility and Humanity
Sudip Roy - Entrepreneurship in the Age of AI: Seizing Opportunities for Sustainable Innovation and Business Transformation
Justs Dimants - Strategic Digitalization in Societal Transitions: Integrating Business Development with Sustainability
Expert Panel Focus: Exploring actionable strategies for integrating technology into sustainable development, fostering collaboration, and addressing barriers to implementation
Conclusion and Final Remarks
Dinner & Networking
Parallel Sessions
Detailed agenda with ZOOM link and rooms is available in PDF document here: Link to Schedule