- Welcome To BDEDM 2025 -

2022 International Conference on Big Data Economy and Digital Management（BDEDM 2022）was successfully held on January 14-16 2022 in Beijing China.

2023 2nd International Conference on Big Data Economy and Digital Management（BDEDM 2023）was successfully held on January 6-8 2023 in Changsha China.

2024 3rd International Conference on Big Data Economy and Digital Management（BDEDM 2024）was successfully held on January 12-14 2024 in Ningbo China.

2025 4th International Conference on Big Data Economy and Digital Management （BDEDM 2025） aims to explore the new avenues opened by rapid advances in big data analytics digital transformation and their tremendous impact on the global economy. This conference builds on the success of its predecessors accentuating current trends opportunities and challenges that organizations and societies face in the process of digitization.

Unlike previous editions which mainly focused on foundational theories and early applications this year’s conference delves deeper into the integration of big data with emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence （AI） Blockchain and Internet of Things （IoT）. With industries increasingly pivoting towards data-driven decision making we aim to highlight practical case studies successful strategies and advanced research that demonstrate the transformative power of big data in diverse sectors — from finance and healthcare to manufacturing and smart cities.

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BDEDM 2025 warmly invite you to participate in  and look forward to seeing you in Ningbo China.

Full Paper Submission Date

October 3 2024

Registration Deadline

December 18 2024

Final Paper Submission Date

December 3 2024

Conference Dates

January 3-5 2025

Speakers

Prof. Faruk Balli

Massey University School of Economics and Finance New Zealand

Introduction: Faruk received his PhD from University of Houston in 2007. Prior to joining Massey University he worked as a research Economist in Central Bank of Qatar in Dubai University as Assistant Professor and in University of Houston as a Teaching Fellow. His research interests lie on the edge of international macroeconomics and international finance. His research areas mainly cover but not limited to the topics of international finance macroeconomic aspects of international finance international portfolio allocation income and consumption smoothing and modelling the volatility in asset prices. Currently Faruk has a number of publications in the selected finance and economic journals including;Journal of Banking Finance Journal of Corporate Finance Regional Studies Energy Economics Tourism Management Journal of travel Research Journal of International Money and Finance Canadian Journal of Economics Economics of Transition World Economy International Review of Finance Empirical Economics Economic Modelling and Applied Economics. He has acted as a referee more than 15 different journals and currently serves on the editorial boards on different journals.

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Abstract: Novel to the literature this study examines how cross-listing impacts firms’ productivity in Energy sector. Annual data of firm cross-listing over the last two decades of crisis （2002 - 2022） is employed for our analyses. We find evidence of significant drop in productivity after Energy firms-unlike other sectors-cross-list. Furthermore we note one possible explanation for this finding is that after cross-listing Energy firms appear to utilize their increased capital to heavily invest in infrastructure equipment and plants for expansion which might eventually hinder improvements in their productivity. To seek for more thorough explanations for the decreased firm productivity in Energy sector after cross-listing we also identify the determinants of productivity in Energy sector. Our results provide strong evidence that when the capital expenditure increases more after the cross listing short run decrease in the productivity is severe. This finding provides evidence that firms’ need to be evaluated in the long while assessing their productivity after heavy investments. Last Energy firms’ productivity in the developed countries tends to be adversely affected by more factors than that of emerging countries.

Prof. Evan Lau Poh Hock

Faculty of Economics and Business University Malaysia Sarwak Malaysia

Introduction: Evan Lau is an accomplished Associate Professor in the Faculty of Economics and Business at Universiti Malaysia Sarawak （UNIMAS）. He has a wealth of experience in academia having held several key positions within UNIMAS including Deputy Dean for Research and Postgraduate Director of the Centre for Business Economics and Finance Forecasting （BEFfore） and currently serves as the Head of Strategy. Evan is also an internationally recognized scholar having held visiting positions at the University of Cambridge and various universities in Indonesia. Evan has a strong research record having published 106 journal articles and 90 research papers in books conference proceedings working papers newsletters and newspaper articles. He has been awarded numerous awards for his research excellence including the Young Researcher Award in UNIMAS the Excellent Service Award research medals from Research Expos best papers and the Highest-Impact Journal Paper Award. As an active researcher Evan has secured 30 research grants and has supervised 84 postgraduate students examining 66 postgraduate theses and 142 undergraduate research projects. Evan speaks at numerous international conferences in countries like Indonesia UAE Sri Lanka Italy India Philippines and Malaysia. Evan‘s research contributions have been recognized internationally with him being listed among the Top 9% of economists in Malaysia and ASEAN while in the Top 10% for Asia by the Research Papers in Economics （RePEc） network. Top 9% of economists in Malaysia since 2008 and the Top 10% in Asia by the Research Papers in Economics （RePEc） network. He is also among the highly cited authors in UNIMAS. Outside of academia Evan is passionate about running and travelling. Overall Evan‘s achievements and contributions demonstrate his commitment to research excellence academic leadership and service which bring sustainable impact to the academia world.

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Abstract: The inexorable march of digitalization and the rise of financial technology （Fintech） are fostering a compelling case for the emergence and proliferation of digital banks. This paradigm shift gains further significance in light of the substantial populations categorized as unbanked or underbanked presenting a ripe terrain for digital banking opportunities. The COVID-19 pandemic acting as a catalyst has accentuated the imperative for traditional banks to swiftly pivot towards digital landscapes underscoring the urgency for agility adaptability and transformative measures. Pertinently institutions that had invested significantly in digital transformation prior to the pandemic found themselves better positioned to navigate the evolving financial landscape. The Sustainable Development Goals （SDGs） emerge as a collaborative model for the Digital Banks Ecosystem offering a potential solution aligned with global commitments encapsulated in the 5Ps （People Planet Prosperity Peace and Partnership）. As the financial sector charts its trajectory into the future the prospect of me

A. Prof. Thomas Andreas MAURER

The University of Hongkong China

Introduction: Thomas Andreas Maurer is an Associate Professor of Finance at the HKU Business School The University of Hong Kong. Before joining HKU in 2019 he was an Assistant Professor of Finance at the Olin Business School Washington University in St. Louis from 2012 to 2019. Thomas earned his London School of Economics MSc in Finance and Economics degree in 2008 and his LSE PhD in Finance degree in 2012. During his PhD studies he has spent one year as a visiting scholar at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

His research contributions are in the area of theoretical and empirical asset pricing international finance and household finance. He regularly serves as a committee member for academic conferences and as an academic referee for many major economics and finance journals.

At HKU Thomas is teaching classes on derivative securities to undergraduate students. In 2017 the graduating Master of Finance class at Wash U has chosen him as the best teacher and he was awarded the Reid teaching prize for the professor “whose enthusiasm and exceptional teaching most inspire energize and transform students”.

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Abstract: We find that unfair peer group assignments in relative performance evaluations often lead mutual funds with disadvantaged st

- Call For Papers -

Topics of interest include but are not limited to

Topics

· Economic statistics issues under big data

· Big data analysis for business model innovation enterprise

· Big data analysis for government and society

· Big Data in Enterprise Performance Management

· Big Data for Enterprise Transformation

· Economic growth and technological innovation

· Enterprise management modernization

· Digital Management

· Intelligent Management System

· Performance evaluation and modeling applications

· Big data analysis for business model innovation

· Enterprise Technology Innovation

· Economic statistics issues under big data

· E-commerce and Digital Business

· Big Data Analytics for Enterprises

· Economic Management and Analysis

· Logistics and Supply Chain Management

· Data Analysis and Data Mining

· Blockchain Technology and Regional Economy

· Model Fitting and Data Analysis

· Predictive Modeling and Economic Research

· Application of Data Analytics in Management

- Publication -

All papers both invited and contributed will be reviewed by two or three experts from the committees. After a careful reviewing process all accepted papers of BDEMD 2025 will be published in conference proceedings and submitted to Inspec and CNKI for indexing and where applicable also submitted to Ei Compendex and Scopus （Subject to acceptance）.