EBIMCS organizers aim to provide an excellent international forum for interaction across the systems research community, appealing and useful to academic and industrial researchers, welcoming both students and seasoned professionals.

EBIMCS promotes experimental and practical research and welcomes both academic and industrial contributions, including the following topics:

I. E-Business
Big Data Analytics and Predictive Modeling
Business-to-business
Agent-Mediated E-Commerce
Business-to-consumer
Business / Enterprise Architectures
Business Process Re-engineering
Business Process Integration
B2B, B2C, and C2C Models
Consumer Protection in E-Commerce
Customer Relationship Management
Digital Goods and Products
Dynamic Pricing Models
E-Business
E-Business for The Belt and Road
E-Collaboration and E-Services
E-Commerce
E-Commerce Content Management
E-Government, Policy and Law
E-Payment Systems
Enterprise Application integration
E-Negotiations, Auctioning and Contracting
E-Marketplaces, E-Hubs, and Portals
E-Work
Electronic Markets and Multiagent Systems
Future Work Environments for E-Business
Innovative Business Models
Inter-Organizational Systems
Inter-Workflow
Mobile Business
Mobile and Pervasive Commerce
Pervasive Technologies for E-Commerce
P2P-Computing for E-Commerce
Risk management
Semantic Web ontologies, Rules and Services
Supply, Demand, and Value Chains
User Behavior Modeling
Virtual Enterprises and Virtual Markets
Virtual Organizations and Coalitions

II．Information Management
Accounting
Accounting and Financial Information System
Adoption of Information Technology in Organizations
Auditing and IT Governance
Automated Mediation in Group Support Systems
Business Administration
Business Policy and Strategy
Business Strategy and Information Systems
Distributed Information Systems, Electronic Commerce
Communication
Decision Support System
Economics
Electronic Commerce
Engineering and Software Development
Entrepreneurship
Enterprise Information Systems-ERP
Financial and Banking
Health Care Administration
Human Factors in Information Systems
Human Resource
Information and Communication Technology
Information Quality and Strategy
Information Systems Planning and Management
Information Systems Management
Information System and Technology
Internet Technology
Information Technology Management
IT Education And Society
IT and IS Security
Knowledge Acquisition, Expert Systems
Knowledge Based Systems to Support Database Design
Knowledge Management
International Business
Management and Organization Behavior
Management Education
Management Information System
Managerial Consultation
Marketing
Non-Profit Sector Management
Object-Oriented Enterprise Modeling
Operations Management
Organizational Development and Change
Project Management
Public Policy Management
Research Methods
Social Issues in Management
Software Copyright Infringements
Systems Analysis and Design Methods
Technology and Innovation
Web Technology and Management

III．Computer Science
Artificial Intelligence
Big Data
Bioinformatics and Biomedicine
Business Intelligence
Cognitive Modeling
Computational Intelligence
Computer Hardware
Computer Vision
Communication Theory and Techniques
Data Mining
Deep Learning
Fuzzy Control and Its Applications
Internet Technologies
Internet of Things
Image Processing
Information Retrieval
Information Security Intelligent Analytics
Intelligent Education
Intelligent Prediction
Internet Of Things
Knowledge-based Systems
Logics and Logic Programming
Multi-Agent Systems
Multimedia Signal Processing
Natural Language Processing
Signal Processing
Software Engineering
Wireless Networks

IV. Other Related Topics