The end of doing research is not the mere arrival at findings. Rather, and more importantly, knowledge has to be shared in order for it to serve its utility. The world is changing and, today more than ever, at a rapidly increasing pace. This proved to be both a challenge and an opportunity, especially for businesses. The high global interconnectedness spurred by technological, economic, and social developments presents itself as a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environment within which people and enterprises need to maneuver their way.

While humans have always been confronted with such a world, we now see the central importance of knowledge about patterns and interdependencies that underlie this VUCA world and how this knowledge can significantly impact the strategic navigation through foresight and futures thinking.

Conferences are one of the important ways of disseminating knowledge from research undertakings. It provides an avenue for researchers in the same field to stay connected and keep abreast with recent developments in the field. It is also an opportune time for researchers to gain valuable insights and critique from leaders and experts in the field as well as build a network for future collaborative endeavors.

In view of this, the College of Business Administration will be organizing the 2nd Research Conference on Business and Interdisciplinary Studies (RCBIS), an International Conference, which aims to bring together academic scientists, researchers, and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on aspects of

Business and its interdisciplinary fields.

This is a hybrid event for presenters only. Interested participants and presenters are invited to fill-out an online registration form by clicking the button below: