10th Business Systems Laboratory International Symposium

MASTERING CHALLENGES:

Navigating the Waves of Innovation in a Tech-Driven World

January 22-23, 2026
National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA)

Faculty of Management

TRACK TOPIC:

Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethics: Technological Frontiers for Innovation

 

CHAIR:

Patrizia Gazzola

Professor of Business Administration, University of Insubria, Italy


Track description

Technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) have a not inconsiderable impact on humanity and, consequently, on economic sectors. Technologies create innovation but everything is ethical or not? Technologies can be used to incentivize the adoption of corporate social responsibility practices and thus address environmental, social and governance sustainability problems.

Traditional and innovative technologies can lead to an increased focus on social and environmental accountability issues. Not only technological innovation but also innovation in the business model (with the use of digitalization and artificial intelligence, for example) has positive effects on corporate sustainability. The potential of technologies for innovate the business is considerable and therefore deserves in-depth analysis.

In the context of the previously outlined framework, this track invites submissions of pioneering research focused on CSR and Ethics.

We welcome a broad range of topics for discussion, which may encompass, but are not limited to:

- The Influence of AI on Business Models

- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Practices - Ethics in business

- Development of Sustainable Business Models - Strategies for Sustainable Management.

This call encourages contributors to explore the intersections of technology, sustainability, and corporate ethics, aiming to shed light on innovative practices that can lead to a more responsible and sustainable future in these crucial sectors.