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The 20th Scientific Annual International Conference for Business
SICB2027
Conference
Connecting research, innovation, and industry
for a more sustainable digital future.
Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan
Faculty of Business/Amman, Jordan
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The 20th International Scientific Conference on Business (SICB 2027), “Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship,” is a leading international forum dedicated to advancing research in the fields of digital innovation to achieve sustainable entrepreneurship. The conference will be held at the Faculty of Business, Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan, from 20 to 21 April 2027, bringing together researchers, academics, business specialists, policymakers, and innovators from around the world to discuss the global challenges and opportunities arising from digital transformation and its role in achieving entrepreneurship.
The SICB 2027 conference constitutes a distinguished, multi-purpose platform for presenting the latest research and practical solutions in the fields of digital innovation and technological transformation in vital sectors, artificial intelligence and modern technologies in entrepreneurship, digital business models and sustainability, digital entrepreneurship and startups, and building digital capacities and skills — through keynote speeches, lectures, and panel discussions with entrepreneurs from various sectors.
The SICB 2027 conference offers a unique opportunity to exchange knowledge, present creative ideas, build international partnerships, and contribute to shaping a smarter future by highlighting the pivotal role of digital innovation in strengthening entrepreneurship. Together, digital innovation and entrepreneurship form a key driver of the modern economy, given their ability to create high-quality opportunities by integrating contemporary technologies with creative ideas to produce sustainable and scalable business models, and to support sustainable growth pathways at both the corporate and national-economy levels.
The conference aims to advance research and knowledge in digital innovation and entrepreneurship, while exploring the role of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies in developing innovative, sustainable, and scalable business models. The conference also seeks to support digital transformation, develop digital and entrepreneurial capabilities, and foster collaboration among academics, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and policymakers, contributing to international partnerships, innovative solutions, competitiveness, and sustainable economic growth.
All accepted papers presented in the conference sessions will be published in the conference proceedings by the international publisher (Springer) and submitted for indexing in Scopus, subject to the publisher’s approval and to meeting the publication and indexing requirements.
Highlights from SICB 2025, the previous edition of the conference.
SICB research published by Springer Nature, by conference year:
The Faculty of Business at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan invites researchers, academics, business specialists, policymakers, and innovators to submit original papers to the 20th Scientific Annual International Conference for Business. Contributions are welcome across all five conference tracks.
Prepare your paper with the SICB 2027 Word template.
Papers are submitted and reviewed through EDAS. If you are new to the platform, see the EDAS documentation.
Questions, or need an invitation letter for a visa? Write to sicb@zuj.edu.jo.
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Review takes time, and the publication schedule with Springer leaves no room to extend it — papers that arrive by the deadline go to the Scientific Committee, and late ones cannot be considered. Submit early: the system opens in August 2026, and early submissions get the fullest reviewer feedback.
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The conference is supervised by the Faculty of Business at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan. The Scientific Committee comprises twenty-five researchers and experts drawn from fourteen Arab and international countries.
Jordan holds six UNESCO World Heritage sites in a country you can cross in a single day, and the conference sits in the middle of it. Two working days in Amman leave a weekend for the rest: a Nabataean city cut into rose-red sandstone, a desert valley of granite towers, the lowest shore on Earth, a Roman provincial capital still standing. Delegates who plan a few extra days around the sessions rarely regret them.
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Paper correspondence runs through EDAS. For everything else — visas, travel, participation — email the Organising Committee.