Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Academic and industry conference exploring the convergence of AI, cloud computing, cybersecurity, IoT and emerging digital services.
- Covers technical topics including edge and fog computing, digital twins, cyber-physical systems, knowledge graphs and quantum computing applications.
- Addresses governance, compliance and privacy challenges in modern IT environments.
- Hybrid format supports both in-person and remote participation through paper presentations and invited talks.
- Designed for researchers, engineers, data scientists, cybersecurity professionals and technology strategists from academia and enterprise.
About the Conference
The 15th International Conference on Information Technology Convergence and Services (ITCSE 2026) brings together researchers, practitioners and industry professionals to examine how information technology disciplines intersect and create new service capabilities. Now in its fifteenth year, the conference provides a forum for presenting research, sharing methodologies and discussing practical applications across the IT convergence landscape.
The programme features paper presentations and invited talks covering both theoretical foundations and real-world implementations. Accepted papers will be distributed through conference proceedings in partnership with AIRCC and Computer Science Conference Proceedings (CS & IT), with select works considered for publication in affiliated academic journals.
Technical Focus Areas
ITCSE 2026 spans a broad range of technical domains where IT convergence is driving change. Cloud-native and serverless architectures feature alongside edge and fog computing, reflecting the distributed nature of modern infrastructure. Digital twin technology and cyber-physical systems represent the growing integration of physical and digital environments.
Data-focused sessions address big data analytics, knowledge graphs and business intelligence applications. The programme also covers immersive technologies (XR, AR and VR), adaptive user experience design and Web3 developments. FinTech, platform engineering and smart city implementations demonstrate sector-specific convergence applications.
Cybersecurity and Governance
Security and privacy form a significant thread throughout the conference. Sessions examine cybersecurity challenges arising from converged IT environments, privacy analytics and the governance frameworks needed to manage complex technology ecosystems. These topics address the compliance and risk management concerns that accompany digital transformation initiatives.
Who Should Attend
The conference serves researchers and academics working on IT convergence problems, as well as industry practitioners implementing these technologies. Engineers, software developers, data scientists and cybersecurity specialists will find relevant technical content. Technology strategists and decision-makers responsible for digital transformation, R&D or innovation programmes can benefit from exposure to emerging research and networking with peers from universities, research institutes, technology companies and enterprises.