[AISWorld] [Call for Papers] Vision 2030: Digital Era Imperatives

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As companies create Vision 2030 plans, executives must understand the 
opportunities and risks they face in the digital era. Transformative 
technologies offer innovation, efficiency, and new revenue streams, but 
also bring challenges like strategic relevance, competition, 
cybersecurity, talent retention, interdependencies, and regulatory 
shifts. The next five years are crucial for long-term success, requiring 
leaders to develop adaptive, sustainable business models to ensure 
continued performance.

In an upcoming issue of Amplify , Guest Editor Noah Barsky

https://www.cutter.com/experts/noah-barsky

invites articles addressing how leaders can balance digital-era 
stewardship and growth. Each submission should tackle the timeless 
question: will leaders shape the future or let it define them?

Get more information or submit a proposal!

https://www.cutter.com/call-papers#vision2030

Possible article ideas include, but are not limited to, the following:

How can AI/ML boost performance and improve outcomes while ensuring 
ethical use, fairness, and transparency?

How do AI and blockchain improve data privacy, and what challenges 
exist? How can ethical concerns over privacy breaches be addressed 
collaboratively?

What case studies demonstrate digital transformation success? How does 
digital transformation impact traditional business models and cultural 
challenges ?

What factors shape M&A due diligence and valuation?

What role do stakeholders play in algorithmic bias ? How does automation 
impact jobs and the future of work?

How can policies and education support digital reskilling ?

How can regulations and governance address misinformation, cyber 
threats, and data sovereignty ? What roles do governments, 
organizations, and tech companies play, how can collaboration and ethics 
guide policy?

How will universities and learning forums adapt to digital changes , and 
what role will online and hybrid models play in reshaping higher 
education ?

FOR CONSIDERATION: Please send an abstract (~300 words or less of 
proposed article scope and author(s) bio) to Noah Barksy and Christine 
Generali . Abstract submissions will be evaluated upon receipt, and 
authors will be notified soon after of acceptance status. Final article 
length is 2,000-3,500 words. More editorial guidelines

https://www.cutter.com/call-papers#Editorial%20Guidelines

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Submit a proposal!

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For questions, please contact Christine Generali , Amplify Publisher.

We look forward to working with you!

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