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Call for articles - New Thinking, Best Practice and Case Studies in AI
Call for Articles: Journal of AI Robotics & Workplace Automation
New Thinking, Theoretical Uses, Best Practice and Case Studies in the Use of AI, Robotics and Automation in Different Organizational Contexts
Editor: Christopher M. Johannessen
Submission Deadline: October 4th 2024
The Editor, Editorial Board and Publishers of Journal of AI, Robotics & Workplace Automation welcome the submission of papers, practice briefings, case studies and research papers on new thinking, theoretical uses, best practice and case studies in the uses of AI, robotics and automation in different organizational contexts.
- Articles should address key topics including and not limited to:
- Current thinking on practical vs. theoretical uses of AI, robotics and automation in different organisational contexts
- Necessary foundations (e.g., digitisation, data quality, data modeling) to set the stage for AI, robotics and automation
- Generative AI
- Blockchain and AI
- LLMs
- AI and Marketing
- Enabling AI and automation through the use of Internet of Things (IoT), digital tag management systems, API hubs (“DataOps”) and other data collection methods
- Novel approaches to decisioning data (from business logic to advanced statistical techniques) to power AI or automation
- Where, when and why AI or automation can be applied to particular tasks and processes to optimise the customer, employee and partner (vendor/regulator) experience in organisations
- Governance - from exploration to capability building - of AI, robotics and automation within organisations
- The impact of AI, robotics and workplace automation on career paths and society at large
- Privacy, risk and regulatory considerations when applying AI, robotics or automation
- Ethical implications of AI algorithms and transparency in the age of GPDR and other regulatory regimes
Submission guidelines
The following types of articles will be considered for publication:
• Practice articles:
The Journal particularly welcomes contributions from professionals including best practice articles; case studies; new approaches and techniques; legal and regulatory updates; or other material of relevance to those working in the field. They can be more descriptive (and less analytical) of current business practice and need not display in-depth knowledge of previous academic work.
• Research papers:
The Journal also publishes traditionally styled academic papers which will be expected, at a minimum, to display a sound knowledge of previous work in the area and some original research content. All articles must have clear implications for business practice.
Articles and Papers should be around 2,500 to 6,000 words in length.
All submissions will be peer-reviewed to ensure that they are of direct, practical relevance to those working in the field.
All article submissions and enquiries should be sent to the Journal's Editor, Christopher Johannessen or the Publisher, Daryn Moody.
Further guidance on manuscript submission can be found at Instructions for authors.