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ICSSSM 2025 highlighted interdisciplinary smart systems research

Research area:engineering-energy

What the study found

The conference report found strong interdisciplinary engagement across seven major tracks at ICSSSM 2025. It also reports that the 122 presentations included work on AI-driven information systems, smart city frameworks, digital inclusion, and sustainable development applications.

Why the authors say this matters

The authors conclude that the report provides unique documentation of the inaugural ICSSSM 2025. They also say it captures the conference’s focus on integrating smart systems with social management, a niche they describe as rarely addressed in a single academic forum.

What the researchers tested

This was a conference report based on a descriptive and analytical approach. The authors reviewed the official ICSSSM 2025 programme, session proceedings, keynote addresses, and organizer-provided documentation, and they conducted content analysis of plenary sessions, technical tracks, and submission, acceptance, and participation data.

What worked and what didn't

The report says the conference showed growing interest in artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, digital governance, and smart library services. It also notes distinctive emphasis on “Library 2030,” ethical AI, inclusive digital governance, and culturally grounded smart technologies.

What to keep in mind

The available summary does not describe study limitations beyond its focus on one conference. Its findings are limited to the reported programme, sessions, keynote content, and documentation from ICSSSM 2025.

Key points

  • ICSSSM 2025 had seven major tracks with strong interdisciplinary engagement.
  • The report analyzed 122 presentations.
  • Topics included AI-driven information systems, smart city frameworks, digital inclusion, and sustainable development applications.
  • The authors describe the conference as a rare forum for smart systems and social management together.
  • The report highlights “Library 2030,” ethical AI, inclusive digital governance, and culturally grounded smart technologies.

Disclosure

Research title:
ICSSSM 2025 highlighted interdisciplinary smart systems research
Authors:
Hirak Jyoti Hazarika, Stuti Goswami, Bonisha Borah
Institutions:
Gauhati University, Global University, Global University, Global University, Royal Danish Library
Publication date:
2026-01-30
OpenAlex record:
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