Accepted Papers
| Paper ID | Paper/Presenter(s) |
|---|---|
| IConMEB017 |
AUDITING AI-BASED SYSTEMS IN BANKING INFORMATION SECURITY: AUDITORS’ PERCEPTIONS AND EXPECTATIONS
Judit Schubert, Hungary • Ágnes Csiszárik-Kocsir, Hungary |
| IConMEB015 |
TRANSFORMING FINANCIAL SERVICES IN SUB SAHARAN AFRICA: THE INTERPLAY OF FINTECH, INSURTECH AND FINANCIAL INCLUSION
Tosina Devi Rajiah, Mauritius |
| IConMEB014 |
GROUNDWORK FOR THE GROUNDWORK: PRELIMINARIES OF A RESEARCH ON AN EPR-LIKE SYSTEM FOR BIOECONOMY?
Zoltán Bodrog, Hungary • Csilla Mile, Hungary |
| IConMEB013 |
NEW WIND NEW ERA - INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT SYSTEMS WITHOUT USD
Richard SZABÓ, Hungary |
| IConMEB012 |
THE U.S.-CHINA TEXTILE AND APPAREL TRADE: A TRADE COMPETITIVENESS ANALYSIS, 1992-2022
Fatih Mangır, Türkiye • Metehan Ortakarpuz, Türkiye |
| IConMEB011 |
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND SELF-ASSESSED DIGITAL COMPETENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Szilárd Dr. Horváth, Hungary • Renáta Tóth, Hungary |
| IConMEB010 |
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF WASTE-TO-ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES: INTEGRATING TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY WITH ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PYROLYSIS THROUGH FUZZY LOGIC
Kovacs Jozsef, Hungary |
| IConMEB09 |
STATUS, BELONGING, AND DIGITAL DEPENDENCE: INTERPRETING THE INFLUENCER PHENOMENON
Ádám Béla Horváth, Hungary • Fruzsina Hoványi-Nagy, Hungary • Péter Szikora, Hungary |
| IConMEB08 |
DEMOGRAPHIC DIFFERENCES IN IT SECURITY RISK-TAKING: IMPLICATIONS FOR TARGETED TRAINING AND PREVENTION
Péter Szikora, Hungary • Pál Fehér-Polgár, Hungary |
| IConMEB07 |
THE IMPACT OF EMPLOYEE WELL-BEING ON JOB PERFORMANCE AND ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Dilma Rosalina De Paulino Gomes, Hungary |
| IConMEB06 |
DOMAIN-SPECIFIC RISK PERCEPTION IN IT SECURITY DECISIONS: EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF THE MODIFIED DOSPERT FRAMEWORK
Pál Fehér-Polgár, Hungary • Péter Szikora, Hungary |
| IConMEB05 |
TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND INNOVATIVE PEDAGOGIES: ENHANCING THE TEACHING OF MALAYSIAN HISTORY
Nurul Huda Ibrahim, Malaysia |
| IConMEB04 |
INSTITUTIONAL AND GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES IN RECOGNIZING CONTENT GENERATED BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Renáta Tóth, Hungary • Szilárd Horváth, Hungary |
| IConMEB03 |
THE IMPACT OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATION ON CRYPTO MARKET PRICES
Krisztián Bálint, Hungary • Fruzsina Hoványi-Nagy, Hungary |
| IConMEB02 |
HOW DO WE TRUST OR DISTRUST THE GOVERNMENTS?
Csilla Ilona Dr. Mizser, Hungary |
| IConMEB01 |
UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF DIRECT MARKETING CHANNELS ON CONSUMER PURCHASING DECISIONS FOR MOBILE SERVICES
iyad Khanfar, Jordan |
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