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International Conference on Business, Economics, and Information Technology (ICBEIT)

ICBEIT

International Conference on Business, Economics, and Information Technology (ICBEIT)



International Conference on Business, Economics & Information Technology (ICBEIT)

The International Conference on Business, Economics & Information Technology (ICBEIT) is hosted annually by the University of Guam's School of Business & Public Administration in partnership with one or more international universities. The conference provides a venue for scholarly interactions among academics, researchers, students, and representatives from industry and government. 

The conference is generally attended by 60 to 120 participants representing more than 20 universities from up to 12 countries and territories.

ICBEIT has been successful in that more than 50% of participants are repeat participants and more than 90% of participants rate the conference as “excellent” or “very good.”

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

Please stay tuned for registration information for the next ICBEIT conference.

 

IMPORTANT NOTES
  • All fees are non-refundable once they are paid.
  • The organizers do not provide insurance of any type to conference participants.
IMPORTANT DATES:
  • Deadline For Presentation Proposals:
  • Notification of Proposal Acceptance: 
  • Registration Deadline:
CONFERENCE TOPICS:

Proposals for presentations and panels (comprised of 3 to 5 related presentations) are invited in the following broad subject categories:

  1. Accounting
  2. Business Law, Ethics, or Regulation
  3. Economics
  4. Entrepreneurship
  5. Finance
  6. International Business
  7. International Tourism
  8. Management (including Health Care Management)
  9. Management Information Systems
  10. Marketing
  11. Strategic Management
  12. Interdisciplinary
  13. Pedagogy
  14. Case Studies
  15. Graduate Student Presentations
  16. Undergraduate Student Presentations

The conference program will be organized so that sessions flow well and that papers in each session relate to each
other. Depending on the numbers of paper presentations, we may also consider holding concurrent sessions. Plan on a 15-20 minute presentation (including questions and answers).

 

Language used in the entire conference will be English.
Non-English speaking presenters may participate as long as they are accompanied by a competent English translator and limit their presentation within the time allowance.

 

Equipment for PowerPoint presentations will be available. Please save your PowerPoint files in a .pptx format to ensure software compatibility. Please use a USB-flash drive for file storage or bring your own USB-adapter if you are using a different file storage.

 

SUBMITTING A PROPOSAL

All proposals should be electronically submitted
to ruanem@triton.uog.edu with the subject line: Proposal for ICBEIT.

 

Be sure to include:

  • contact information about author(s), including email address(es)

  • a brief abstract (100 words) describing your presentation

  • the subject category to which your paper is most relevant (see codes above)

  • which of the authors are planning to attend the conference. 

OPPORTUNITY TO PUBLISH 

Like our past conferences, conference participants will have the opportunity to publish your conference paper in the Asia Pacific Business and Economic Perspectives, a double-blind, peer-reviewed journal that is listed with the National Diet Library of Japan and is in the process of applying for EBSCO abstracting. It is published by the Asia Pacific
Business and Economics Research Society (APBERS)

 

Although not all submissions will be accepted for publication, the editorial review board will give each submission its
utmost consideration. Journal submissions must be sent to ruanem@triton.uog.edu (Subject: Journal submission)
around April 30. Only those papers presented at the conference will be considered for journal publication.

PAST CONFERENCES

All of the past conferences were organized by the University of Guam School of Business & Public Administration in partnership with one or more of the following partners:

  1. Nagoya University-Graduate School of Economics-Economic Research Center (Japan)
  2. Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University-Graduate School of Management (Japan)
  3. Osaka Prefecture University-Graduate School of Economics (Japan)
  4. Penn State Altoona-Division of Business, Engineering and Information Sciences and Technology (USA)
  5. Alfred University-College of Business (USA)
  6. Vietnam National University-Hanoi School of Business (Vietnam)
  7. Seoul Women’s University (South Korea)
  8. University of Economics in Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam)
 

CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS

 

Ruane  Claret M.  Maria

hours Office Hours:
location Office Location:
Mailing Address:

Expertise

  • Tel:
  • Mobile:
  • Fax:
  • website

Akihiro Noguchi, D (Econ)
Professor of Accounting, Graduate School of Economics and Former Director of Economic Research Center
Nagoya University
C4-2(700) Furocho, Chikusa,
Nagoya (671) 464-8601 Japan
Tel: 81 (52) 789-2373
Fax: 81 (52)(671) 789-4924
Email: noguchi@soec.nagoya-u.ac.jp

 

Michael Angelo A. Cortez, DBA
Professor of Accounting and Finance, Graduate School of Management and Deputy Director, Center for Asia Pacific Studies, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University- 1-1 Jumonjibaru, Beppu
Oita (671) 874-8577 Japan
Tel: 81 (977) 78-1232
Fax: 81 (977) 78-1232
Email: cortezm@apu.ac.jp

 

Mineo Tsuji, Ph.D.
Professor of Financial Accounting, School of Management, College of Sustainable System Science
Osaka Prefecture University
1-1 Gakuen-cho, Naka-ku, Sakai city, Osaka (671) 599-8531 Japan
Tel: 81 (72) 252-1161
Fax: 81 (72)(671) 254-9591
Email: tsuji@eco.osakafu-u.ac.jp

 

 

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