Keynote Speakers
Prof. Colin W.K. Chen
Southeast Bangkok University, Thailand
Brief introduction：Dr. Colin W.K. Chen presently serves as the President of the Sustainable Management Association (SMA) in Bangkok, Thailand. He is a distinguished graduate of National Taiwan University, holding a Master's degree in Environmental Science and a Doctorate in Civil Engineering. Additionally, he obtained a second doctoral degree in Industrial Economics from Jinan University. Dr. Chen has contributed significantly to various academic institutions, including Yuan Ze University, Feng Chia University, Tamkang University, Taipei University of Technology, Chienhsing University, and Jingwen University. Throughout his career, he has held key positions such as department head, institute director, incubation center director, and dean of the research and development office. In the corporate sector, Dr. Chen has applied his expertise at renowned organizations such as Systems Applications Inc. (SAI) and ICF-Kaiser Engineers in San Francisco, USA, as well as Applied Scientific Research (TNO) in the Netherlands.
Dr. Tariq H.Malik
ICOIS, Singapore
Brief introduction：Professor in Management & Innovation Studies, Liaoning University, China. Founding Director: International Centre for Organisation & Innovation Studies (ICOIS): UK, Singapore and China. Founding member for life since 2013: WINIR (World Interdisciplinary Network for Institutional Research).
Prof. Yangyan Shi
Macquarie University, Australia
Brief introduction：Professor YangyanShi , obtained a doctorate in operations and supply chain management from the University of Auckland, New Zealand in 2013, operations management, third-party logistics and procurement, supply chain management, currently an associate professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Management, Macquarie University, Australia, and a researcher at the New Zealand Supply Chain Management Research Center. Published more than 20 papers in international journals such as the International Journal of Operations and Production Management and the International Journal of Production Economics
Prof. Lei Yang
South China University of Technology, China
Brief introduction: From Tai'an, Shandong Province, Doctor of Science, Professor and Doctoral Supervisor, Department of E-Commerce, South China University of Technology. His current main research interests are closed-loop supply chain, live e-commerce supply chain, enterprise digital transformation, platform economy, sustainable development, etc. Main research tools and methods: combination of quantitative and qualitative, such as game theory, mathematical modeling, empirical analysis, case analysis, etc. More than 60 related research papers have been published, including published in internationally renowned journals and important domestic journals "Journal of Management Science", "System Engineering Theory and Practice", "China Management Science", "Journal of System Management", "Journal of Management", etc., of which 5 papers have entered the top 1% of ESI high citations
Prof. Abdul Rauf
Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology (NUIST), China
Brief introduction: Abdul Rauf currently working as a Foreign Professor at the School of Management Science and Engineering, Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology, Nanjing China. Abdul does research in Business Economics, Energy Economics, Environmental Economics, Stock Market Development, Tourism Economics, ICT, etc.He has published more than 30 SSCI, SCI, EI and international papers in famous journals, and is studying various research projects and prospects of "Belt and Road Economy and New economy". My task is to delve into the field of finance (energy economics, environmental issues and financial markets) in order to respond to market dynamics and predict behavioral flows. Obtain a professional position in the appropriate field in a dynamic and reputable institution, contribute my knowledge and skills to the advancement of the institution, and provide opportunities for growth and research advancement.
Title of Keynote Speech:Investigating the role of smart technologies, financial, and environmental innovations in tackling the ecological sustainability: a global pathway toward low carbon energy transition
Abstract: Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, the rapid development of modern technologies has brought unprecedented social prosperity to mankind as technologies penetrate every sector of the economy. These technologies have given a new dimension to the energy sector. The key purpose of this study is to investigate the crucial impact of technological revolutions, namely, smart grids, smart devices, financial innovations, and environmental innovations, on greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs). To this end, the study utilized data from European, Asian, Middle Eastern, and African countries and employed first- and second-generation methods, such as DOLS, FMOLS, and CS-ARDL models. The research shows that smart grids are the only factor in reducing GHGs, regardless of geographic division. Hence, linking smart grid resources to climate change goals requires short-term deployment strategies with a clear long-term vision and the fundamental goal of transforming the power structure into a net zero-emission system. The study also demonstrates that the emergence of ICT in electricity consumption has not yet reached a level that can promote environmental excellence. The study documented the critical role of financial innovation and environmental innovation in addressing environmental degradation.