The "Sustainable Multidisciplinary Advanced Research Trends" (SMART) conference gathers experts across disciplines to explore innovative technology and sustainability. This year, the conference will address three key themes:

1. VIP figures from government, academia, and industry will discuss policies and governance, highlighting the intersection of technology with public administration including higher education, healthcare, fintech, and banking sectors.
2. Scientific keynote speeches, an opportunity for publishing in IGI-Global Book Chapters, and the program also includes workshops and panel discussions for researchers and industry leaders.
3. Hackathon in the Entrepreneurship and Industry Impact track that will engage students and fresh graduates, fostering practical solutions with real-world relevance.

The conference focuses on new research trends that transform our use and understanding of technology in a dynamic world. Key goals include enhancing knowledge of technology's role in sustainable development, encouraging cross-disciplinary collaborations, and sparking initiatives to tackle global issues. This hybrid event offers attendees valuable insights and networking opportunities, with a special focus on information security through software algorithms and hardware implementations, complemented by keynote speeches and workshops.

• Authors are invited to submit English-language research and application book chapter proposals representing original, previously unpublished work conforming to IGI-Global manuscript guidelines. via this Submission Link. Duplicate submissions are not allowed.
• Submissions must conform to - IGI - Global manuscript guidelines, Proposal submission(1,000 - 2,000 words), Full chapter submission  (Minimum 7,000 words)
• Submitted papers will be carefully evaluated based on originality, significance, technical soundness, and clarity of exposition.
• To submit your paper: Click here

• The papers submitted to SMART will be reviewed by a PC and the authors of successful submissions must consider reviewer's comments during the preparation of final version and describe the changes in a separate document to be submitted together with the final camera-ready version.
• The program committee reserves the right to reject a paper if the final version does not meet the requirements above.