Paper Submission

We are happy to announce that the conference proceedings will be published as a Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) post‑proceedings volume.

We welcome original research, case studies, technical developments, reviews, analytical, and assessment papers exploring a wide array of supply chain management topics. Contributions from all disciplines related to logistics and supply chain operations are encouraged. 

Indicative Topics

We welcome contributions across logistics and supply chain operations, including—but not limited to—the areas listed here.

Submission Guidelines

Please ensure your abstract and paper follow the requirements below to be considered for publication in the CCIS post‑proceedings volume.

• 1 Papers must be in English to be considered for publication.
• 2 Abstracts Maximum 500 words.
• 3 Structure clearly: indicate the theoretical framework, research design, methods used, and 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.

Submission Fee

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.

Ready to Submit?

Prepare your abstract or full paper according to the CCIS format and submit via our portal.

• Original, unpublished work only (not under review elsewhere).
• Abstracts ≤ 500 words; clearly structured.
• Ensure Conference registration & payment  before uploading.