The Bled eConference invites you to submit a research paper to the 31st annual international conference. This year’s theme is Digital Transformation: Meeting the Challenges

The Bled eConference has been shaping electronic interactions since 1988. It attracts speakers and delegates from business, government, information technology providers and universities. It is the major venue for researchers working in all aspects of the digital transformation. With fresh ideas and complementary themes, we establish a creative environment for participants and an attractive meeting point for discussing new R&D and project ideas, for example in the spirit of Horizon 2020. The conference has a wide appeal, offering:

a fully-refereed Research Track and research in progress track, devoted to researchers in all aspects of digital transformation;
Graduate Students Research Consortium, offering students to present their ongoing master’s and PhD study results;
ePrototype Students Bazaar, offering students opportunities to present innovative e- or m-Business or Internet of Things ideas, models, prototypes and apps;
a Business and Government Panel Track which attracts eminent business and government leaders from Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific;
Business, Government and Academic Workshops and Meetings offering unparalleled opportunities to discuss, share and learn with colleagues from around the world;
EU projects dissemination meetings; enabling project partners to connect with other similar projects and to disseminate results to a wider community.
The Bled’s highlights:

The conference is shaping electronic interactions since 1988
Conference theme is on Digital Transformation – Meeting the Challenges
Strong relationships and cooperation with journals
Coaching of PhD-students and postgraduates – Graduate Students Consortium and Students ePrototype Bazaar
Research in progress and poster presentations
Special interest tracks (beside regular tracks):
Social Media
Big Data
eHealth
eWellbeing
Business Models
Education in the Digital Economy,
Blockchain