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Abdalmuttaleb M. A. Musleh Al-Sartawi
Anjum Razzaque
Muhammad Mustafa Kamal Editors
From the Internet
of Things
to the Internet
of Ideas: The Role
of Artificial
Intelligence
Proceedings of EAMMIS 2022
Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems
Volume 557
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Abdalmuttaleb M. A. Musleh Al-Sartawi
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Anjum Razzaque Muhammad Mustafa Kamal
Editors
From the Internet of Things
to the Internet of Ideas: The
Role of Artificial Intelligence
Proceedings of EAMMIS 2022
Editors
Abdalmuttaleb M. A. Musleh Al-Sartawi Anjum Razzaque
Accounting Finance and Banking College of Business and Finance
Department Ahlia University
Ahlia University Manama, Bahrain
Manama, Bahrain
Muhammad Mustafa Kamal
School of Strategy and Leadership
Coventry University
Coventry, UK
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Foreword
Since the popularization of the Internet in the 1990s, the cyberspace has continued to
expand and evolve. From the metaverse, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to cryptocur-
rencies, the Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming and reshaping the economy
and society at large. The applications and usage of the Internet are multifaceted and
expanding on a daily basis. The Internet of Things (IoT) and Internet of Ideas (IoI)
are novel approaches that have ingrained the Internet into various facets of our lives
including personal, professional, and societal aspects. At the heart of the metaverse
is the vision of an immersive virtual experience. The metaverse is no longer science
fiction. It is catalyzed by emerging technologies such as 5G, extended reality, and
artificial intelligence, making the digital cyberspace a reality. The IoT primarily
embodies electrical devices that are connected to the Internet and which have helped
in creating virtual ecosystems, augmented realities, and content creation.
The question here is whether IoT is sufficient to support the impending and
continued growth of the digital society. Based on scholars and other professionals, the
emergence of Industry 5.0 is human-centric. Therefore, it is believed that IoT needs to
be more comprehensive and includes a ‘bank’ of social ideas, also known as Internet
of Ideas (IoI), thus enabling capacity building across concepts, designs, ideas, fields,
people, resources, networks, and know-how. To support interoperability and to tran-
scend the spatial and social boundaries of the digital era, IoI is needed to interact
across distances, multi-disciplines, languages, cultures, and even generations.
This conference proceedings covers contemporary digitalization concepts such
innovation in the digital age and Internet of Ideas with topics related to augmented
press and robot journalists, knowledge management capabilities, meta-analysis of
AI research, and big data systems architecture and data security fundamentals. The
book also raises important issues regarding cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and
Internet of Things addressing special topics on the use of artificial intelligence in
combating crimes, and the effect of information sensitivity and usage on consumer
privacy. Other topics are related to the COVID-19 pandemic and how it played a
role in accelerating digitalization leading to the emergence of Industry 5.0. This
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book, therefore, aims to offer novel knowledge not only to researchers, but also
practitioners, professionals, and policymakers.
Abdalmuttaleb M. A. Musleh Al-Sartawi
Ahlia University
Manama, Bahrain
Anjum Razzaque
Ahlia University
Manama, Bahrain
Muhammad M. Kamal
Coventry University
Coventry, UK
Preface
European, Asian, Middle Eastern, North African Conference on Management and
Information Systems (EAMMIS) gets organized by Bridges Foundation in coopera-
tion with Coventry University. EAMMIS 2022 probes a deeper academic and schol-
arly interpretation through its theme: From the Internet of Things to the Internet
of Ideas: The role of Artificial Intelligence. EAMMIS is an international platform
for researchers, academicians, practitioners, and industry professionals, to present
research findings offering deeper insight into novel theories that embrace theoretical,
managerial, and practical implications within the fields of management and infor-
mation systems. In extensive consultation with the EAMMIS executive committee
and the faculty of the organizing universities, it gets decided that it is best not to hold
only a physical EAMMIS 2021 conference, given the uncertainty of current circum-
stances. Our organizing committee volunteers have invested ample effort in assuring
the quality assurance governance of the EAMMIS 2022 conference. Many of such
stakeholders are already dealing with additional workloads because of COVID-19.
Such is an event for both scientific and social interactions. We believe we can achieve
such a conference through a hybrid conference platform. The conference’s call for
papers has asked for submissions in full research papers. As a result, it attracted many
submissions from 150 universities and 51 countries around the world. Submissions
were reviewed in a double-blind process by at least two specialized academics in the
relevant fields. The EAMMIS 2022 conference received a total of 306 submissions,
and overall, 60 papers got accepted with an acceptance rate of 20%. The final set of
proceedings have gotten grouped according to track, each outlined below.
The EAMMIS 2022 proceedings book gets organized into 60 chapters. Such
chapters cover a strategical alignment of a wide variety of topics that get categorized
within the following tracks: Track 1: Innovation in the digital era, Track 2: Sustainable
technologies, artificial intelligence, and Internet of Ideas, Track 3: Cybersecurity,
artificial intelligence, and Internet of Things, and Track 4: Internet of Ideas, artificial
intelligence, and the business systems of the future.
The Track 1 papers address the key innovations in the current digital era, Indus-
trial Revolution 4.0. The works here stem from innovative technologies, including
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artificial intelligence and IoT, which offer solutions in the form of reengineered busi-
ness processes serving implications within various sectors. Furthermore, different
types of clustering algorithms and software-defined networking algorithms get exam-
ined. Additionally, the papers tackle various topics in social media usage during the
COVID-19 pandemic.
The papers in Track 2 explore sustainable technologies, artificial intelligence, and
the Internet of Ideas. The works here deal with machine learning for sustainability
and a review on Industry 4.0 and 5.0 management for sustainable technologies. More-
over, the papers investigate sustainable innovations such as the diffusion of IT and
knowledge management competence and capabilities for empowering and business
analytics strategies and tools for empowering sustainable corporate development.
The intellectual contributions within Track 3 (Cybersecurity, artificial intelli-
gence, and Internet of Things) address a critical topic: the utilization of blockchain,
cryptocurrencies, and fintech for AI and IoT in the digital eras. Papers investigate
knowledge management in the digital era about the accounting, oil and gas sectors,
and other global private and public sectors. Another paper explores a digital sustain-
ability reporting framework leaping organizations towards the Industry 5.0 from the
lens of an accounting discipline with implications managerial and theoretical impli-
cations. Ultimately, a couple of intellectual contributions discuss blockchain tech-
nologies for sustainable development. This track also addresses big data systems
governance, cybersecurity, and privacy. Papers examined, in detail, financial state-
ment and fintech fraud and preventative measures and unethical practices through a
detailed literature review. Additionally, such a track explores corporate and environ-
mental governance and sustainability of the financial industry as well as intellectual
contributions on the role of gender in telecommuting amidst the COVID-19 period
for assuring long-term economic sustainability.
Finally, Track 4 addresses the Internet of Ideas, artificial intelligence, and the
future business systems. Papers within this track discuss novel ideas such as smart
algorithms and blockchain technology for enhancing the competitiveness of financial
systems.
The EAMMIS 2022 conference, theme: from the Internet of Things to the Internet
of Ideas: the role of artificial intelligence, got held on 10 and 11 June 2022. The
hybrid venue got hosted by Coventry University, UK. The EAMMIS 2022 success
rests on the shoulders of the synergic efforts of various individuals, committees, and
organizations, mainly the Bridges Foundation and Coventry University.
Abdalmuttaleb M. A. Musleh Al-Sartawi
Ahlia University
Manama, Bahrain
Anjum Razzaque
Ahlia University
Manama, Bahrain
Muhammad M. Kamal
Coventry University
Coventry, UK
Acknowledgements
This book offers a discussion platform for researchers, scholars, students, and
academics to provide insights and explore the opportunities and challenges of sustain-
able technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT)
and Internet of Ideas (IOI) in the digital era. This book has been inspired by Prof.
Abdulla Yusuf Al Hawaj, the founding president of the Ahlia University in the
Kingdom of Bahrain. His immense support and efforts in envisioning the true sense
of sustainable development and incorporating the right blend of technology has
motivated us to honour him with this EAMMIS 2022 proceedings.
We want to express our gratitude to the contributing authors. Their valuable
submissions helped formulate a holistic comprehension of how technologically we
can transform from the Internet of Things to the Internet of Ideas and how the
role of artificial intelligence facilitates such a transition amidst the fourth industrial
revolution. Moreover, the implications of the contributions of such chapters bare a
significant impact on education, information systems, the economy, and the financial
industry. Moreover, we thank the reviewers who voluntarily reviewed the chapters.
Finally, we thank the authors who also served as reviewers.
Special thanks go to the efforts and support of various individuals, committees, and
organizations who contributed to the success of the European, Asian, Middle Eastern,
North African Conference on Management and Information Systems (EAMMIS)
2022. EAMMIS 2022 got held on 10 and 11 June 2022. We want to thank Bridges
Foundation, the strategic partner, and Coventry University, UK, the host institution.
Finally, we thank the book series editor Prof. Dr. Janusz Kacprzyk and the Springer
editorial team, including the editorial director Dr. Thomas Ditzinger. We also thank
the senior editorial assistant Mr. Holger Schaepe for the immense support and accep-
tance of this valuable offering to students, practitioners, and professionals in the form
of state-of-the-art knowledge.
Abdalmuttaleb M. A. Musleh Al-Sartawi
Anjum Razzaque
Muhammad Mustafa Kamal
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