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Modern Challenges and Achievements of Information and Communication Technologies – 2024

1-2  November 2024

Tbilisi, Georgia

Topics:                                                                                        

1. Modern trends in information technologies
2. Communications, Networks and Hardware
3. Artificial intelligence challenges and opportunities
4. Impact of digital technologies on the economy and social environment
5. The Information Socially 
6. Control Systems, Automation and Test-Engineering
   
7. Modern trends in information technologies

   1. Modern trends in information technologies

       Chairman: Professor Nona Otkhozoria, Professor Ibraim Didmanidze

      Co-Chairman:  Professor Mzia Kiknadze

• A new paradigm for Web2 and Web3 development
• Cryptographic algorithms
• Internet-enabled devices – distribution and commercialization of new devices and services, privacy issues, data collection and analysis
• Cybersecurity challenges when digital ecosystems are complex, evolving and global

 

2. Communication, networks and hardware 

    Chairman: Professor Sergo Shavgulidze, Professor Marina Kurdadze

    Co-Chairman:  Professor Omar Shamanadze

• Wireless and mobile networks;
• Network visualization concept and architecture;
• Simulation, modeling, analysis and performance evaluation;
• Network management and services;
• Mobile and wireless networks security;
• 5G in the real world;
• Broadband wireless access;
• Mobile based computing;
• Wireless, direct, mesh and other networks.

 

3. Artificial Intelligence Challenges and Opportunities

    –  Cyber-medicine

   Chairman: Professor Mariam Chkhaidze, Professor Zviad Gurtskaia,
Professor Zurab Bosikashvili

Co-Chairman: Asoc. Professor Otar Tavdishvili

• Artificial intellect
• Signal processing with artificial intelligence
• Deep learning
• Self-managed systems and Self-driving car navigation
• Face and facial expressions recognition
• Artificial neural networks
• The role of ICT in the diagnosis of diseases
• ICT and virtual systems in medicine or telemedicine
• Prognosis, prevention and follow-up of disease
• Integration of health services into the economic development models implemented by countries
• Health information technology -HIT

4. Impact of digital technologies on economy and social environment

   Chairman: Professor Mario Neugebauer, Professor Lily Petriashvili, Professor  Medea Tevdoradze

   Co-Chairman:  Asoc. Professor Mikheil Chikhradze

• Change management
• New SPI models: SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, CaaS, XaaS
• Managing, recreating and modeling business processes
• Digital ethics und concurrent skills
• Digital economy andregulationof antimonopoly
• Electronic government applications for information and communication technologies
• E-Government: Economy and Development
• Legal side of electronic government applications for creating IT applications

5. The information society and management of education 
   Chairman:Professor Gia Surguladze, Professor Taliko Zhvania

           Co-Chairman: Asoc. Professor nino Topuria

• Didactics of informatics
• Intensification of education based on digital technologies
• Development of integrated software applications (Drsktop, Web and Mobile) with cloud technologies
• Quality management of software systems

6. Control Systems, Automation and  Test-Engineering
   Chairman: Professor Ketevan Kotrikadze, Professor Zaal Azmaiparashvili, Professor Levan Imnaishvili

• Control and automation systems engineering;
• Identification and optimization tasks in control systems;
• Modeling of control systems;
• Controllers and microcontrollers;
• Robotics;
• Control and automation digital systems;
• Microprocessor measuring systems;
• Automation of measurements;
• Metrological support.

Submissions addressing any other subject relating to telecommunications technologies and markets are also welcome. Theoretical and empirical papers are welcome, as are methodologically qualitative and quantitative papers.