Track list
Track 01 | Conference Theme
Track 02 | General track- Track 03 | Literature review
- Track 04 | Business-Analytics
- Track 05 | Algorithmic Management and the Future of Work
- Track 06 | There is No Way Back – GenAI and the Transformation of the Workplace
- Track 07 | Red Teaming for Responsible AI
- Track 08 | Cybersecurity and Privacy
- Track 09 | Digital Transformation
- Track 10 | Cognition and Human Behavior in Information Systems
- Track 11 | Health Information Technology
- Track 12 | Quantum Computing across Technological & Business Ecosystems
- Track 13 | (e)Sports, Gaming and Meta-Sports
- Track 14 | IS for Resilience and Sustainable Development
- Track 15 | AI Anthropomorphism
- Track 16 | Information Systems Policy and Impact
- Track 17 | IS Development and Project Management
- Track 18 | Twin Transition
- Track 19 | IS Innovation, Adoption and Diffusion
- Track 20 | Business Process Management and Digital Innovation
- Track 21 | Blockchain & Fintech – Reimagining Financial Services through Decentralized Technologies
- Track 22 | Platforms, Sourcing, and Governance in the Digital Age
- Track 23 | Enterprise Modelling in the Age of Generative and Agentic AI
- Track 24 | Digital Government Transformation
- Track 25 | Data Studies in IS Research
- Track 26 | Competences and Competence Management in an Augmented Digital World
Location & Hosts
The 2026 European Conference on Information Systems, to be held in Milan, Italy, will be hosted by Bocconi University in collaboration with the University of Milan.
Conference Theme & Focus
The 2026 European Conference on Information Systems, to be held in Milan, Italy, will be hosted by Bocconi University in collaboration with the University of Milan.
Discussions & Key Topics
The conference provides a platform for researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore new technological developments, discuss their practical implications across various sectors, explore theoretical advancements (e.g., offering new perspectives on digital transformation, technological adoption, and the socio-economic implications of digital systems), and address challenges related to ethics, sustainability, and digital responsibility in an increasingly interconnected and data-driven world.
Tracks & Community Engagement
In addition to the conference theme, ECIS will include a range of both traditional track themes (that have helped shape the European Information Systems community in previous years) and innovative track themes (that will help the community to understand and shape developments in emergent areas). The aim of ECIS 2026 is to provide a platform for people in the Information Systems field to discuss fundamental as well as innovative issues related to information systems.