What the study found
The conference report says the inaugural ICSSSM 2025 showed strong interdisciplinary engagement across seven major tracks. It also reports 122 presentations and notes substantial activity in artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, digital governance, and smart library services.
Why the authors say this matters
The authors conclude that this is a unique record of a conference focused on integrating smart systems with social management, which they describe as a niche rarely addressed in a single academic forum. The study suggests the conference’s emphasis on "Library 2030," ethical AI, inclusive digital governance, and culturally grounded smart technologies is noteworthy.
What the researchers tested
The report used a descriptive and analytical approach. It was based on a systematic review of the official ICSSSM 2025 programme, session proceedings, keynote addresses, organizer documentation, and content analysis of plenary sessions, technical tracks, and statistical data on submissions, acceptances, and participation.
What worked and what didn't
The findings indicate that the conference drew broad engagement across its tracks and that the 122 presentations contributed to areas including AI-driven information systems, smart city frameworks, digital inclusion, and sustainable development applications. The abstract does not report any specific elements that did not work well.
What to keep in mind
This is a conference report, so its scope is limited to documenting the event rather than testing a standalone intervention or hypothesis. The abstract does not provide detailed limitations beyond the fact that the report is based on conference materials and participation data.
Key points
- The report documents the first ICSSSM conference held at The Assam Royal Global University.
- It describes strong interdisciplinary engagement across seven major tracks.
- The abstract says there were 122 presentations, with notable work in AI, IoT, digital governance, and smart library services.
- The authors present the report as a unique record of smart systems combined with social management.
- The abstract does not describe specific problems or failures from the conference.
Disclosure
- Research title:
- ICSSSM 2025 highlighted interdisciplinary interest in smart systems
- Publication date:
- 2026-01-30
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