DIGITAS 2025 (International Conference on Digitalization and Smart Solutions) is an academic conference held in Nice, France on 2025-11-16. The paper submission deadline is 2025-08-15. Acceptance notifications are sent on 2025-09-05.
DIGITAS focusses on the integration of digital technology in various facets of society. This conference will address key themes such as the intersection of social networks with societal dynamics, the evolution of smart cities, and the role of smart environments in enhancing living conditions. The themes intend to address how technological advancements in e-services and mobile solutions are driving accessibility, reducing pollution, and promoting sustainability.
Additionally, specific tracks will delve into the empowerment of citizens through digital apps and tools that foster a more participative society. Themes will extend to the synergy between Human-Machine Cooperation and Smart Solutions and their implications for improving service delivery and governance. Additional themes will also tackle significant challenges including the impact of digital trends and AI adoption at large scale, the scalability of digital services, and the overarching risks associated with digitalization in society.
Each theme is designed to stimulate discussion, catalyze collaborative efforts, and encourage the adoption of innovative solutions that align with our vision for a sustainable digital future.
Professionals from industry, government, and academia, researchers, engineers, practitioners, and students are invited to contribute. DIGITAS welcomes 1) full papers presenting significant research, development, application, position, or survey, 2) short papers on work-in-progress, 3) posters, 4) contributed talk presentations, as well as workshops, thematic sessions, and demos.
Prospective authors are invited to submit original, unpublished works, which are not under review in any other conference or journal. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following.
Topics
Social Networks and Society Science
Social Networks
Society and digital skills
Social intelligence
Social computing
Big social data
Machine learning and societal analysis
Natural, multimodal and adaptive user interfaces
Internet of Things (IoT) and social benefits/impact
Smart Cities and Smart Environments
Smart environments and e-learning process
Smart classes, labs and campuses
Digital urban services
Smart Cities – sensing, realization and optimization
5G communications, IoT devices and smart systems
Smart cities design for well-being and e-health
6G, satellite communications and sensing in Smart cities
Energy efficiency and renewable energy
Green IoT
Accessibility, Pollution, and Sustainability
Economic and environmental sustainability
Social, cultural and education sustainability
Human settlements and sustainable development
Social responsibility
Digital accessibility and mobile/wearable technologies
Urban metering: pollution and traffic monitoring
Sustainable cities and communities
Online communities
e-Services and m-Services
eGovernments and m-Governments
eBusiness and m-Business
Large e-Commerce
e-Voting
Online service and products ranking/evaluation
Online knowledge sharing
Online shopping
Social commerce acceptance
Personalized systems and services
Booking and travel e-services
Citizen-driven society
Mobile and human-centered sensing
Citizen analytics
Human-centric systems
IoT systems for emerging and developing economies
Crowd sensing and social sensing techniques, applications, and systems
Opinion diversity and crowd performance
Digital apps and tools
Crowdsourcing
Digital crowdfunding platforms
Corporate/Civil apps
Meeting/communication platforms: WebEx, WhatsApp, etc.
Social tools (FaceBook,Tweets, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.)
Analysis of blogs and vlogs
Digital kiosks
Tracking apps
Health-related apps
Banking and shopping apps
News apps
Human-machine cooperation
Human-computer/robot interaction
Collaborative robotics (Cobots)
Virtual personal assistant for e-Health
Tele-assistance and tele-rehabilitation
Participatory tele-health systems
Government and trends
Social media capability
Digital social movements
Voluntary professional associations
Virtual communities and collaboration
Government predictions based on big data and deep learning
Conversational group recommenders
Behavioral and social crowd prediction
Challenges for large-scale digital services
Digital healthcare services
Ambient, active and assisted living
Digital multi-modal transport systems and crowdsensing
Digital banking services
Mobile technologies and self-healthcare
Online education
Drone-based services
Agricultural services
Industry 4.0/5.0 services
Meteorological applications and weather prediction
Nation-wide warning services
Risks and challenges of digitalization
Digital Literacy
Digital manipulation
Manipulation by design
True/Fake News and Fake News Detection
Aging and de-aging applications
Child protection and online-abuse
Threat models in IoT
Safety and smart phone use
Security context in public and private organizations
Digital rights management
Emergency management social media
Negative online effects on healthcare
Security and reliability of e-voting machines
Cybersecurity risks
Smart home security and privacy
Security awareness
Digital forensics
Legal, ethics, and social aspects
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