Conference Theme

The 'Agenda 2030' global goals seek to reform and enhance the world for the advancement of people and the planet. By putting sustainability at the centre of their agenda, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) emphasise the interconnectedness of environmental, social, and economic components of sustainable development. However, the COVID-19 crisis has posed an extraordinary challenge in attainment of the SDG, on the other hand, creating an opportunity to experiment with innovative data collection methods, explore new data sources, and modernise ICT infrastructures to meet the demands of individuals, groups, organisations, and society at large. The SDGs' success largely depends on the competent decision-making of practitioners, where the importance of sustainable practises, innovation, and digitization as a tool for competition is uncontested. This conference aims to provide a venue for contributors to present, deliberate, and discuss current developments on how to achieve sustainability by managing social equity (people), environmental stewardship (planet), and economic prosperity (profit) through innovation, reengineered practise, or digitalization. This conference aims to provide a place for academics, researchers, industry practitioners, and students to discuss their thoughts and research discoveries while addressing current business and industry issues and difficulties. Furthermore, it seeks to spread a research-centric culture in many disciplines of management, as well as multidisciplinary and associated fields, in both Indian and worldwide contexts.

Conference Goals

This conference aims to give platform to facilitate idea sharing academicians, research scholars, management consultants, industrial experts and students to….

• Synthesize research perspectives on managing 3Ps using sustainable practices, innovation and digitalization for achieving SDGs.

•  Interact, network and benefit from expertise of researchers across functional areas.