With the extended deadline (29/02/2024), this is the final call to submit your abstract for our inaugural digital marketing colloquium – Exploring Artificial Intelligence, Metaverse and Web3taking place on Tuesday 19th – Wednesday 20th March 2024 at the Bournemouth University Business School.
This colloquium will bring together leading researchers and practitioners to discuss and visualise the future of strategic and operational marketing. Both technology advancements and marketing developments will be explored, co-creating future innovations for collaboration and solutions. The aim is to draw in forward-thinking research on crucial subjects that have an impact on consumers, businesses, and society as a whole. Participants will be encouraged to stimulate fresh perspectives and explore uncharted territories.
This is an multi and inter-disciplinary event, scope of which covers variety of areas. We welcome submissions in the form of abstracts (300 words) for presentations, posters and workshop proposals. These can be submitted via https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=dmc2024
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Digital Marketing Colloquium 2024 Organising Committee











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