We happy to announce that the conference proceeding will be published as a CCIS post-proceedings volume
We welcome the submission of original research, case studies, technical developments, reviews, analytical, and assessment papers that explore a wide array of supply chain management topics.
For presenters submitting a scientific paper to the Conference, at least one of the authors must be registered for the paper to be presented and included in the Conference Proceedings. Each Conference registration allows submission of up to two papers.
Contributions from all disciplines related to logistics and supply chain operations are encouraged. Indicative topics include, but are not limited to:
Transportation and freight management
Warehouse operations and inventory control
International and regional logistics networks
Maritime and port logistics
Supply chain information systems (ERP, WMS, CRM)
ICT applications in logistics
Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, and automation
Artificial intelligence and machine learning in SCM
Data analytics and big data in logistics
Remote sensing and traceability solutions
Quality assurance and management systems
Green logistics, reverse logistics, and circular economy models
Sustainability and environmental impact in supply chains
Researchers, professionals, and academics are encouraged to participate in shaping the future of supply chain management by presenting original work that explores the intersections of economy, technology, environment, and society.
Authors may submit abstracts or full papers for oral or poster presentations. All submissions must be original, unpublished, and not under review elsewhere.
IMPORTANT DATES
✓Extented Abstract submission: October 13 2025
✓Acceptance Notification: October 30 2025
✓Extended Abstract submission: November 25 2025
✓Final Paper submission February 25 2026
according to Springer CCIS format to be consided for publication
Extended Abstracts should be:
Submitted in English
4-5 pages in length
structured clearly, indicating the theoretical framework, the research design, the methods used and the key results
Final Paper submission should be:
Submitted in English according to Springer CCIS formatto be considered for publication
Up to 14 pages structured clearly, indicating the theoretical framework, the research design, the methods used and the key results
follow the Springer CCIS format based on Submission guidelines
NOTE: For presenters submitting a scientific paper to the Conference, at least one of the authors must be registered for the paper to be presented and included in the Conference Proceedings.
Each Conference registration allows submission of up to two papers.
