To the honorable,

Dr. Nelly, The Rector of BINUS University
Prof. Dr. Ir. Harjanto Prabowo, Director of BINUS Online
Prof. Peter John Wanner from Tohoku University, Japan
Professor Ts. Dr. Koo Ah-Choo from Multimedia University, Malaysia
Prof. Dr. Anita Maharani from BINUS Business School

Distinguished guest, ladies, and gentlement,

Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening to all participants! I extend a warm welcome to everyone, both those joining us onsite here at the impressive BINUS @ Alam Sutera campus and those connecting online from around the globe!

I am absolutely thrilled to welcome you all to The International Conference on Technology, Innovation and Management (ICTIM) 2025.

We gather today amidst the Artificial Intelligence revolution, a force rapidly changing how we work, innovate, and manage. The world is moving incredibly fast, and we are here to discuss how technology, innovation, and management must adapt to this pace!

The true competitive advantage in the AI era is not merely adopting the technology, but strategically fostering an organizational culture that accelerates human-AI collaboration and dynamic capability creation. 

This insight reminds us that success lies not just in the tools, but in the strategy and people.

There are at least 6 Key Highlights for a Brilliant Future from this conference:

First:

Our Vision: Fostering and Empowering Society 

This event is a tangible realization of the BINUS University Vision to foster and empower society. We believe that today’s knowledge sharing is the key to creating a wider positive impact tomorrow.

Second:

 BINUS Online (BION): Flexibility is Strength 

As the organizer, we are proud of BINUS Online Learning (BION), which proves that education can be “Flexible Study, Enhanced Career” (Kuliah Fleksibel, Karier Meningkat). We apply this flexibility to ICTIM 2025, which is held in a Hybrid format—because we value your time and effort!

Third:

BINUS @ Alam Sutera: The Best Environment for Collaboration 

For those joining us onsite, please enjoy this modern and inspiring BINUS @ Alam Sutera campus! This place is designed to encourage collaboration, networking, and the birth of brilliant ideas!

 Forth:

The Open Science Mission of BINUS RTT

We are committed to the Open Science Mission championed by BINUS Research Technology Transfer (RTT). Knowledge should not be confined! We want to ensure that your research outputs are accessible and widely beneficial to the global community.

Fifth: 

Global Presence, Premium Quality 

This is outstanding! We received 255 paper submissions from various prestigious institutions, including

• Greenwich University Vietnam
• Quest International University; Taylor’s University;
• Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU)
• Mechanical Engineering Universiti Malaya
• Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman
• Universiti Malaysia Kelantan
• Iloilo University
• Cologne Business School
• Airlangga University
• Padjadjaran University;
• Perbanas Institute
• Darma Persada University
• Gunadarma University;
• Darma Persada University
• Gunadarma University;
• Telkom University
• Trisakti Institute of Transportation and Logistics
• Universitas Pelita Harapan
• Universitas Multimedia Nusantara

This confirms the global quality of our event! While the selection process was stringent with a high 54% rejection rate, we are proud to have 116 accepted papers of the highest quality!

Last but not least (Sixth):

Enlightening Keynote Speakers

Prepare to be inspired! We will hear illuminating insights from our world-class Keynote Speakers:

 Today, we are fortunate to have  complementary perspectives. First, from Professor Peter John Wanner, we will learn from the story of Higashi-Matsushima; a case study on Resilience, Transformation, and Sustainable Tourism, which is highly relevant to the SDG-based Community Empowerment efforts we are actively pursuing in Labuan Bajo and Gunung Puntang. 

Subsequently, Professor Ts. Dr. Koo Ah-Choo will take us to the forefront of Frontier Technology, thoroughly examining how Generative AI can become a responsible collaborator to boost the productivity of our digital talents, a crucial discussion for strengthening the Digital Entrepreneurship DNA among BINUSIANS. 

And then from Professor Anita Maharani – a scientist in the field of Human Capital Management.

By combining these insights on social transformation and mastery of leading-edge technology, we can discover new ways to nurture and empower society.

And specifically for our Gen Z students: you are the absolute driving force behind this transformation. You are the digital natives who are inherently tuned into the fast-paced rhythm of Frontier Technologies and AI. Remember this: innovation doesn’t just happen in a professor’s lab; the most disruptive ideas are often born from your entrepreneurial spirit and unstoppable creativity. Seize today’s opportunity to sharpen your growth mindset, take an active role in high-impact research, and ensure every piece of technology you develop is built to empower society; that is the core mission of BINUS.

 Let us work together to create a brighter future for technology and management! The future is now, let’s innovate!

Prof. Dr. Juneman Abraham

Vice Rector – Research & Technology Transfer, BINUS University

The convergence of technology, innovation, and management continues to reshape the global economic landscape. In an era marked by rapid digitalization, businesses and institutions are increasingly reliant on advanced technologies and data-driven strategies to maintain competitiveness, resilience, and sustainability.

Key areas such as technology and engineering management play a pivotal role in bridging technical development with strategic decision-making. Simultaneously, the rise of sustainable economics and digital business models reflects the growing demand for economic systems that are both technologically adaptive and environmentally responsible. Software engineering and business application development continue to evolve at the forefront of digital transformation, enabling smarter, more efficient operations across industries. Meanwhile, data science and analytics empower organizations to extract actionable insights from complex data, driving innovation and enhancing value creation.

The first International Conference on Technology, Innovation and Management (ICTIM) is scheduled for 22 – 23 November 2025, using a hybrid platform for participants. This conference aims to bring together a global community of researchers, industry experts, and policymakers to explore the intersection of these domains. By fostering dialogue and collaboration, the conference seeks to advance knowledge and practices that address real-world challenges and contribute to sustainable progress in the digital age.

Objective

The main objectives of ICTIM 2025 are:

1. To provide an interdisciplinary platform for the exchange of knowledge, research, and innovations in technology, management, and applied sciences.
2. To explore advancements and trends in key areas such as Technology and Engineering Management, Digital Business, and Sustainable Economics.
3. To showcase novel approaches and methodologies in Software Engineering, Business Application Development, and Data Science that contribute to organizational growth and efficiency.
4. To foster collaboration among academia, industry, and government in addressing contemporary challenges through innovation and digital solutions.
5. To support the development of sustainable, tech-driven strategies that align with global priorities, including economic resilience, digital transformation, and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Scope of Conference

The scope topics include. but are not limited to:

Track 1. Digital Business and Innovation

1. Digital Human Resource and Innovation Management
2. Smart Management in Tourism and Hospitality
3. E-Commerce, S-Commerce, and M-Commerce
4. Social Media and Digital Applications in Business Strategy
5. Financial Technology

Track 2. Transformation, Entrepreneurship, and Strategy

1. Digital Transformation in the Global Business Landscape
2. Technological Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurship Ecosystems
3. E-Business Strategic Approaches
4. Business Plan and Business Model
5. Strategic Supply Chain Management

Track 3. Sustainability Business and Finance

1. Sustainability marketing
2. Sustainability Accounting & Reporting
3. Sustainable Finance & Investment
4. Management Control & Governance
5. Organizational and Acconting Behavior

Track 4. Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence

1. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning for human-centered innovation
2. Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision, and Deep Learning applications
3. Big Data analytics and Cloud Computing for smart decision-making
4. Blockchain fundamentals, trust models, and applications
5. Cybersecurity and privacy in digital ecosystems
6. Human–AI collaboration and symbiosis
7. Ethical challenges: fairness, bias, and accountability in AI
8. Emerging technologies shaping Society 6.0 (quantum computing, metaverse, autonomous systems)

Track 5. Industrial Engineering and Smart Manufacturing

1. Concepts and evolution of Society 5.0
2. Comparative studies: Industry 4.0 vs. Society 5.0
3. Industrial transformation and socio-economic impacts
4. IoT and Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) in smart cities and industries
5. Smart manufacturing and robotics in Industry 5.0
6. Supply chain digitalization and optimization using IoT/AI in Industry 5.0
7. Roadmap for interdisciplinary research and policymaking

Track 6. Information Systems and Digital Governance

1. Digital transformation frameworks and models
2. Digital transformation in healthcare: telemedicine, clinical decision support, AI-driven diagnostics
3. Digital transformation in education: e-learning, digital literacy, AI in teaching and learning
4. Digital governance: e-Government, citizen engagement, data governance
5. Responsible innovation and governance frameworks
6. Policy and regulatory implications for Society 5.0