Submitted papers will be assessed based on their novelty, technical quality, potential impact, and clarity of writing. For papers that rely heavily on empirical evaluations, the experimental methods and results should be clear, well executed, and repeatable. Authors are strongly encouraged to make data and code publicly available whenever possible. Every paper submitted to EEIM conference is sent to at least two reviewers that include members of the International Program Committee, members of the Technical Committee, and additional qualified reviewers. Submissions of papers describing original work in, but not limited to the following topics are enthusiastically encouraged:

e-Education

e-Learning

e-Health Technologies

e-Business

e-Management

e-Government

e-Commerce

Education Technology

Education Science

Economic Management

Electronic Commerce

Emerging Technologies

Entrepreneurship

Environmental Management

Financing and Commercializing Innovation

Human Resource Management

Health Informatics

Innovation Policy and Management

Integration of Business Strategies

Information Management

IT Management

Knowledge Management

Logistics and Scheduling

Logistics management

Management of Renewable Resources

Management of Innovation and Technology

Management of Technology Education

Management of Knowledge Economy

Management of Developing Countries

Managing collaborative innovation

Marketing and Commercialization

National and Regional Systems of Innovation

Organizational innovation

Project and Program Management

Project Management

Research and Development Management

Risk and Security Management

Risk Management

Semantic Web and Ontology Management

Service Science and Innovation

Six Sigma and Quality Management

Small and Medium Enterprises

Social impact of technology development

Supply Chain Management

Sports Education