Emerging Technologies for Sustainable Transformation in Business and Society
FRIDAY 10th of October 14.00 - 17.30
Room: MC 122

Chair: András Szeberényi
Co-Chair: Gábor Harangozó
Secretary: Ferenc Bakó

Supporting Decision-Making on Capacity Expansion with Artificial Intelligence: An Analysis Considering Internal Influencing Factors (ID:10) Kinga Nemes*; Márta Konczos Szombathelyi; Inês Lisboa

Innovation and Sustainability in Hungarian Football Clubs: Literature Insights and Case Study Evidence  (ID:25) Norbert Kovacs; György Korsós*

Climate Anxiety Among Hungarian University Students: The Role of Perceived Personal Vulnerability (ID:57) Ferenc Bakó*; András Szeberényi

Enerhash for Real-Time Energy Optimization in Renewable Power Grids (ID:158) Imre Kovács*; András Szeberényi

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Business Education (ID:160) Zsuzsanna Kispál-Vitai*

The impact of Digital Transformation on firm efficiency and labor productivity in Europe (ID:167) Mercy Minoo*

Understanding Motivational Barriers in Digital Adoption: Evidence from Healthcare Systems in Indonesia (ID:171) Irving Paputungan; Roland Szabó*

Revolutionizing IT service process monitoring with AI (ID:180) József Till*; Szilvia Erdeiné Késmárki-Gally; Judit Bernadett Vágány

Mapping the FinTech Revolution: A Global Atlas of Transformation for 2010 and 2025 (ID:214) Ewelina Idziak*

Unlocking Lean potential in SMEs: A study on commitment, tools and outcomes through Systematic review and Data analysis (ID:236) Abishae Noel*; László Buics; Eszter Sós

The Relationship Between Perceived Personal Vulnerability to Climate Change and Climate Anxiety: A Cross-sectional Study of Hungarian Adults (ID:294) András Szeberényi*; Ferenc Bakó

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