Conferences

My work is applied AI within the domain of business information systems. I build problem-solving innovative AI archtecture and work automation pipelines on existing AI and LLM technology/ models. These are usually expressed as web apps, local machine routines, but also edge devices. I then do feasibility study with real-life business users. My papers report the performance of such applications as assessed by test users.

Here’s a list of relevant conferences (proceedings mostly in Springer LNBIP / LNCS / LNNS series or IEEE Explore), focused on Applied AI, Business Information Systems, generative AI/LLMs, virtual assistants, decision support, BPM/AI solutions, and related software/information systems topics. Proceedings are typically indexed in Scopus, DBLP, and often Web of Science/ISI or EI (exact status varies by volume; Springer series are widely indexed). Variable “Match” is from the perspective of my research interests.

LIST OF CONFERENCES

IAAI (co-located with AAAI)
When: February
Scope: Deployed real-world AI applications, LLMs, foundation models, agentic systems in production
Match: 5 – Explicitly seeks deployed real-world AI applications with measurable benefits, lessons learned, evaluation/assurance of deployed systems, LLMs/foundation models/agentic systems in production, and recommends co-authors from deploying organizations. Ideal for your technical solution + business-user feasibility studies.
Reputation: 5 – Premier applied-AI venue co-located with AAAI.
URL: https://aaai.org/conference/aaai/aaai-27/iaai-27-call/

ICEIS – Enterprise Information Systems
When: April
Scope: Enterprise AI, decision support systems, process mining, business software engineering
Match: 4 – Enterprise IS with dedicated Artificial Intelligence & Decision Support Systems track (generative AI, deep learning, agents) plus Software Agents & Internet Computing (agentics, LLMs for IS, conversational agents) and HCI. Supports applied business applications and user-related evaluation. Good fit for web-based LLM architectures evaluated with business users; edge less central but possible.
Reputation: 4 – Long-running, established conference with solid IS community standing.
URL: https://iceis.scitepress.org

BAI – Innovations in Computing Research
When: May
Scope: Broad AI applications, knowledge representation, tools and hardware
Match: 3 – Has AI applications tracks but limited emphasis on business-user feasibility studies. Broad AI applications, ML, tools & hardware, and “AI and the Society.” Accepts applied work but does not specifically highlight LLM architectures, web/edge deployment, business-user feasibility studies, or test-user performance assessment.
Reputation: 3 – Springer LNNS proceedings; mid-tier specialized event.
URL: https://iicser.org/BAI26/

ICDEC – Digital Economy Emerging Technologies
When: May
Scope: Bridges computer science and business, e-finance, digital marketing
Match: 3 – Covers emerging technologies and business innovation; applied AI fits but user-feasibility focus is secondary. Digital economy / emerging technologies / business innovation with AI techniques, web intelligence, intelligent agents, and e-business contexts. Supports feasibility-style work in business settings, but evaluation by test users and specific LLM-web/edge architectures are not primary focuses.
Reputation: 3 – Springer LNBIP; specialized but not top-tier.
URL: https://icdec.aten.tn/

Conf-IRM – Information Resources Management
When: May
Scope: Intelligent and emerging technologies for digital transformation, human-AI interaction
Match: 4
Reputation: 3.5 – AIS-affiliated international IS conference.
URL: https://www.ebs.ee

RCIS – Research Challenges in Information Science
When: May
Scope: Technical solution papers and evaluation/industrial experience papers in enterprise settings
Match: 3 – Information science with data science / ML / generative AI applications, evaluation papers, and industrial practice/experience papers. Understandability of AI systems is themed. Moderate fit for applied evaluation; less emphasis on building LLM web/edge architectures or business-user performance studies.
Reputation: 4 – Solid European IS conference with LNBIP proceedings.
URL: https://www.rcis-conf.com/rcis2026/callPapers.php

ACM CAIS – AI and Agentic Systems
When: May
Scope: Agentic architectures, inference-time scaling, verification, production case studies
Match: 5 – Focus on agentic systems, real-world deployment, and evaluation; good for LLM architectures and user assessment. Core focus on compound AI / agentic architectures, optimization, engineering & operations, production deployment case studies, and rigorous evaluation & benchmarking (including real-world impact). System demos of working implementations are featured. Excellent match for LLM-based architectures (web or otherwise) and performance assessment; edge/cloud continuum appears in related systems work.
Reputation: 4 – New ACM conference with high visibility potential.
URL: https://caisconf.org

ICDSST – Decision Support System Technology
When: May
Scope: Decision support systems, AI applications for green/digital transition
Match: 4 – Direct fit for AI-based decision support systems evaluated with users. Focused on decision support systems and technologies. Applied AI solutions evaluated with users fit well within DSS evaluation and real-world decision support contexts. Strong on applied DSS + AI feasibility; web/edge secondary but compatible.
Reputation: 4 – Established EWG-DSS conference.
URL: https://icdsst2026.wordpress.com/

IFIP WG 8.3/12.15 – Decision Support & Generative AI
When: June
Scope: Human-centric decision making, GenAI integration, stakeholder case studies
Match: 4.5 – Theme “Human-Centric Decision Making: Transforming with AI.” Focus on DSS that augment human judgment, GenAI integration, real case studies, and methodological advances evaluated with stakeholders. Very good for business-user feasibility and performance reporting; architecture and web/edge aspects fit if framed around decision support.
Reputation: 4.5 – Strong IFIP working-group standing in decision support. Explicit combination of Decision Support and Generative AI. Papers on LLM-based decision support systems tested with business users are a natural fit. Linked to Journal of Decision Systems.
URL: https://www.ucc.ie/en/business-school/ifip-wg-83-conference-2026/#conference-publications

BIS – Business Information Systems
When: June
Scope: From hype to impact — turning AI into real business value
Match: 5 – Business-oriented with AI, automation, and decision-support themes; values practical business impact. Emphasises embedding AI in processes, measurable outcomes, case studies, and practical implementation with business users. Strong applied-business fit for feasibility and performance studies; web/edge LLM architectures can be positioned under real-business-value delivery.
Reputation: 4 – Core focus on business applications of information systems. Applied AI solutions for business functions with user feasibility studies align directly.
URL: https://bisconf.org/

EMMSAD – Modeling Methods for Systems Analysis
When: June
Scope: Enterprise/process modeling, evaluation of modeling approaches
Match: 2 – Primarily modeling methods; weak fit unless architecture is heavily modeling-focused. Conceptual and method-oriented rather than applied LLM architectures or user-assessed performance of deployed AI apps.
Reputation: 4 – Established companion to CAiSE.
URL: https://www.emmsad.org/submission/instructions

CAiSE – Advanced Information Systems Engineering
When: June
Scope: IS engineering, process mining, generative AI integration into software architectures
Match: 2 – Supports applied AI architectures and socio-technical evaluation in IS engineering (especially Forum/workshops). Strong IS engineering conference. Accepts applied systems papers, but expects methodological contribution in information systems engineering. User evaluation of LLM systems can fit if framed as IS design/evaluation.
Reputation: 5 – Top-tier information systems engineering conference (LNCS).
URL: https://caise26.polimi.it/

ICWE – Web Engineering
When: June
Scope: LLMs/generative AI in web applications, agentic and autonomous web, edge-cloud
Match: 4 – Strong for LLM-based web apps and agentic web; weaker on pure business-user feasibility studies. 2026 theme is “Agentic & Autonomous Web: Design, Trust, Accessibility, Sustainability, and Performance.” Ideal for LLM architectures realised as web apps (and edge), plus user/performance assessment.
Reputation: 4 – Established Web Engineering conference (LNCS).
URL: https://icwe2026.webengineering.org/

ECIS – European Conference of Information Systems
When: June
Scope: Digital transformation, AI in business, organizational studies
Match: 3 Broad IS conference; applied AI papers possible but highly competitive and often more theoretical. Supports transformative AI applications and organisational studies; user/performance evaluation possible but not the core emphasis on concrete LLM architectures or edge.
Reputation: 5 – Premier European IS conference.
URL: https://ecis2026.it/

SCAI – Scandinavian Conference on AI
When: June
Scope: Applied and foundational AI, real-world relevance, AI for good
Match: 4 – Strong fits for applied LLM architectures and business-user feasibility studies (especially industrial track and case studies).
Reputation: 3 – Main Scandinavian AI conference with Springer.
URL: https://www.sdu.dk/en/forskning/sdu_applied_ai_and_data_science/scai

NLDB – Natural Language to Information Systems
When: June
Scope: LLMs applied to databases/IS, conversational systems, industrial applications
Match: 4 – Excellent for LLM/NLP applications in information systems and conversational interfaces with evaluation. Strong on LLM-based systems in information contexts; web-app framing and test-user performance assessment fit well; edge less central.
Reputation: 4 – Long-running specialized conference (LNCS).
URL: https://www.ntnu.edu/nldb2026

GDN – Group Decision and Negotiation
When: June-July
Scope: AI decision support, virtual assistants, negotiation automation
Match: 3 – Fits decision-support angle but narrower focus than general applied AI. Some multi-agent AI relevance, but far from LLM web/edge architectures or business-user performance evaluation.
Reputation: 4 – Established series (often LNBIP).
URL: https://gdnconference.org/gdn2026/call-for-papers/

DB&IS – Digital Business and Intelligent Systems
When: June-July
Scope: Generative AI/LLMs, trustworthy human-centred AI, case studies
Match: 4 – Digital business + intelligent systems; reasonable applied fit. Good match for applied LLM systems evaluated in business contexts; web/edge can be positioned under intelligent platforms/infrastructures.
Reputation: 3 – Regional Baltic conference.
URL: https://dbis2026.cs.ut.ee/

IEA/AIE – Applied Intelligent Systems
When: July
Scope: Applied AI for industry/business, decision support, optimization
Match: 4 – Explicitly applied intelligent systems in real-world/industrial contexts. Strong applied focus; architectures and performance evaluation with users fit the mandate. Web/edge and specific LLM framing are secondary but acceptable.
Reputation: 4 – Long-running applied AI conference (LNCS).
URL: https://www.i-somet.org/iea-aie2026/

Computing Conference (SAI)
When: July
Scope: Broad computing & applied AI, edge/fog, intelligent systems
Match: 3 – Broad AI/LLM tracks accept practical impact but not specialized in business-user studies.
Reputation: 3 – Springer LNNS; selective generalist conference.
URL: https://saiconference.com/Computing

EBISION – E-Business Information Systems Evolution
When: July
Scope: Digital transformation, AI-driven business innovation, case studies
Match: 4 – Topics explicitly include Artificial Intelligence and Data-Driven Business Innovation, human-centered design, case studies, and resilient EBIS architectures.
Reputation: 3 – Specialized IFIP symposium.
URL: https://ebision.ifip-wg84.org/2026

AIAI – AI Applications and Innovations
When: July
Scope: Decision support, business/finance analytics, LLMs/RAG/agentic AI
Match: 4 – Scope covers AI applications and innovations across domains, expects innovative applied research papers (IFIP AICT proceedings).
Reputation: 4 – Established IFIP series.
URL: None

ISMIS – Methodologies for Intelligent Systems
When: July
Scope: Generative AI, intelligent UI, recommender systems, responsible AI
Match: 4 – Explicitly includes Generative AI, Intelligent User Interfaces, Responsible AI, and aims at transferring scientific achievements toward industrial applications.
Reputation: 4 – Established symposium (LNCS).
URL: https://projet.liris.cnrs.fr/ismis2026/index.html

AI-HCI – Artificial Intelligence in HCI
When: July
Scope: AI-enabled user behavior modeling, generative UI/UX, human-AI interaction
Match: 4 – Strong focus on Generative AI tools/methods, user research/evaluation, conversational modalities, and human-centered AI.
Reputation: 4 – Part of HCI International series.
URL: https://2026.hci.international/ai-hci

GAIB – Generative AI for Business
When: July-August
Scope: AI-driven business intelligence, generative AI for business innovation
Match: 5 – Entirely focused on Generative AI for Business, linking academic theory with business practice and technology landing.
Reputation: 3 – Newer specialized conference aiming for EI/Scopus.
URL: https://www.icgaib.com/

IJCAI-ECAI
When: August
Scope: Main track and special tracks, human-centered AI, AI for social good
Match: 3 – Accepts high-quality AI research including applications, but highly competitive and broader than pure business-user feasibility studies.
Reputation: 5 – Top-tier AI conferences.
URL: https://2026.ijcai.org/

DEXA
When: August
Scope: Data mesh, LLMs for data engineering, AI-powered analytics
Match: 3 – Topics include AI for data management/engineering, LLMs for data engineering. Stronger on data/AI technical side than business-user feasibility evaluation.
Reputation: 4
URL: https://www.dexa.org/2026/dexa2026.html

ICCBR – Case-Based Reasoning
When: August 2026
Scope: Case-based reasoning, explainable AI, virtual assistants
Match: 2 – Specialized conference; limited overlap with general LLM architectures or business-user performance assessment.
Reputation: 4 – Established specialized conference.
URL: https://iccbr.org/

INSIGHT – Information Systems and Intelligent Technologies
When: August
Scope: AI/ML in information systems for business, digital transformation
Match: 4 – Tracks include AI/ML in Information Systems for Business, digital transformation, UX, applied case studies.
Reputation: 3
URL: https://www.insight-conf.org/

FedCSIS – Computer Science and Intelligence Systems
When: August
Scope: Advanced AI approaches, intelligence technologies for business, industrial track
Match: 4 – Topical areas include Advanced AI Approaches, Intelligence Technologies for Business and Society, and an Industrial Track for practical insights.
Reputation: 3 – Solid mid-tier international conference. IEEE Xplore + ACSIS proceedings with consistent Scopus / Web of Science / DBLP indexing. Well-known and respected in Central & Eastern Europe and among applied computer-science communities, but not considered a top global AI or systems venue.
URL: https://fedcsis.org

EMCIS – European, Mediterranean & Middle Eastern IS
When: August
Scope: Big data, AI, blockchain, IT/IS applications
Match: 3 – Broad Information Systems conference; applied AI possible but not a primary focus on LLM feasibility studies.
Reputation: 3.5 Regional but recognized LNBIP series.
URL: https://emcis.eu/

NGEN-AI – Next Generation AI Systems
When: September
Scope: Generative AI, LLMs, agentic AI, federated learning, MLOps, edge-cloud
Match: 5 – Explicit tracks on Small & Large Language Models and Generative AI, Agentic AI, with emphasis on real-world engineering, applications, MLOps, edge–cloud infrastructures, and industrial case studies.
Reputation: 3 – Newer Springer CCIS conference.
URL: https://www.ngen-ai.org/

IntelliSys – Intelligent Systems Conference
When: September
Scope: Applied AI, intelligent agent systems, IoT/edge, user testing
Match: 4 – Tracks cover AI (LLMs, Explainable AI, Responsible AI), Intelligent Systems, IoT & Cyber-Physical Systems (edge-enabled), and accepts papers with practical impact.
Reputation: 3 – SAI series (LNNS).
URL: https://saiconference.com/IntelliSys

AIAI-IFIP (2nd entry)
When: September 2027
Scope: Business automation, decision support frameworks, feasibility case studies
Match: 4 – Scope covers AI applications and innovations across domains, expects innovative applied research papers (IFIP AICT proceedings).
Reputation: 4
URL: https://ifipaiai.org/2027

GACLM – Generative AI and Computational Language Modelling
When: September
Scope: GenAI/CLM architectures, human-centered generative AI, LLMs, RAG
Match: 4 – Focused on Generative AI and Computational Language Modelling architectures, applications, and real-world systems.
Reputation: 3 – Specialized IEEE-sponsored event.
URL: https://gaclm.org/2026/index.php

IFIP – e-Business, e-Services, e-Society
When: September
Scope: e-Business/e-Services/e-Society focus
Match: 3 – Applied AI in digital business contexts possible but not specialized on LLM architectures + user feasibility studies.
Reputation: 3.5
URL: https://www.ifip.org/listevents/ifip-events/

EDOC – Enterprise Design, Operations and Computing
When: September
Scope: Enterprise computing, generative AI/LLMs for enterprise modeling
Match: 4 – Topics include architectural impact of AI, Advanced Analytics & AI in Enterprise, and industry/impact tracks.
Reputation: 4 – Respected enterprise computing series.
URL: https://conf.researchr.org/home/cbi-edoc-2026

ISBM – Information Systems for Business Management
When: September
Scope: Business management information systems, AI applications
Match: 3 – Applied AI papers possible within business management context, but limited specific emphasis on LLM architectures or rigorous user performance assessment.
Reputation: 3 – LNNS series.
URL: https://isbmconf.com/

AI4BPM – AI for Business Process Management (workshop @ BPM)
When: September
Scope: ML/NLP/LLMs for processes, virtual assistants, automation
Match: 5 – Explicitly targets AI-enabled BPM: ML/DL for workflows, NLP in BPM, virtual assistants, AI-driven modeling/optimization.
Reputation: 4 – High-quality workshop at leading BPM conference (LNBIP).
URL: https://sites.google.com/unitn.it/ai4bpm2026

NLP4BPM – NLP for Business Process Management (workshop @ BPM)
When: September
Scope: LLMs for BPM tasks, process generation from text, compliance checking
Match: 5 – Directly addresses NLP and LLMs applied to BPM: generating process models from text, conversational interfaces, semantic process mining.
Reputation: 4 – High-quality workshop at leading BPM conference.
URL: https://sites.google.com/view/nlp4bpm2026/home

NordiCHI – Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction
When: October
Scope: Human-centered AI, explainability, trust, human-in-the-loop
Match: 4 – Excellent fit for the user-evaluation / feasibility side of your work. Papers reporting how business/test users assess the performance of LLM-based web or interactive applications align very well with the Human-Centred AI and evaluation focus. Slightly weaker on pure technical architecture or edge-device engineering.
Reputation: 3.5-4 – Strong mid-to-high tier international HCI conference. ACM ICPS proceedings (Scopus-indexed). One of the most respected regional HCI venues in Europe, regularly attended by international researchers, but still below the absolute top global HCI venues (CHI, CSCW, UIST).
URL: None

BEC – Baltic Conference on Electronics and Embedded Systems
When: October
Scope: Embedded/cyber-physical systems, embedded machine learning
Match: 2 – Only partial overlap via edge devices; very limited relevance to business-user feasibility of LLM web apps.
Reputation: 3
URL: https://taltech.ee/en/bec2026

ER – International Conference on Conceptual Modeling
When: October
Scope: Conceptual modeling, AI-augmented software engineering, LLM integration
Match: 2 – Conceptual Modeling conference. Limited fit for applied LLM architectures and user performance assessment.
Reputation: 5 – Top modeling conference.
URL: https://er2026.org

BIR – Perspectives in Business Informatics Research
When: October
Scope: Hybrid intelligence in business, human expertise augmented by AI
Match: 4 – Themes support hybrid intelligence, decision support, and applied business IS research.
Reputation: 4 – Established LNBIP conference.
URL: https://www.bir2026.fhnw.ch/call-for-papers/

FTC – Future Technologies Conference
When: October
Scope: AI & machine learning, future computing architectures, human-digital interaction
Match: 3 – Broad Future Technologies conference (SAI series) covering AI and emerging tech; practical papers accepted but not specialized on business-user LLM evaluation.
Reputation: 3 – SAI series.
URL: https://saiconference.com/FTC/CallforPapers

WEBIST – Web Information Systems and Technologies
When: October
Scope: Internet technology, digitalization, web application research
Match: 3 – Supports web-app architectures and related AI, but limited explicit focus on business-user feasibility studies.
Reputation: 3
URL: https://webist.scitevents.org/CallForPapers.aspx

WISE – Web Information Systems Engineering
When: November
Scope: AI/web analytics, data science and AI technology, graph data
Match: 3 – Good for web-based LLM architectures, weaker on pure business-user performance assessment.
Reputation: 3.5
URL: https://conferences.sigappfr.org/wise2026/

IEEE ICAI-TEMS
When: November
Scope: IT applications across engineering, management, and science
Match: 3 – Applied AI in management contexts possible.
Reputation: 3
URL: https://www.icai-tems.eu/

WI-IAT – Web Intelligence and Intelligent Agent Technology
When: December
Scope: Agent technology (LLM agents), web intelligence, business analytics
Match: 3 – Supports agentic/LLM systems and web intelligence applications.
Reputation: 4
URL: https://wi-iat.com/wi-iat2026/index.html

PoEM – Practice of Enterprise Modeling
When: December
Scope: Rethinking enterprise modeling in the era of AI
Match: 3 – Some overlap with enterprise AI architectures and modeling, limited on user feasibility of deployed LLM apps.
Reputation: 4 – Solid IFIP working conference.
URL: https://poem2026.aegean.gr/

ICIS – International Conference on Information Systems
When: December
Scope: Digital collaboration, future of work, societal impacts of AI
Match: 3 – Premier IS conference; accepts applied work, but highly competitive and broader than specialized LLM feasibility studies.
Reputation: 5 – Premier global IS conference.
URL: https://icis2026.aisconferences.org/