What will happen in the near future? Are the ones born after 1994 really different in terms of consumption? How do they understand and approach the professional life? What are they really valuing in the workplace?

In this workshop we aim to discuss topics related to generation Z in order to better understand these individuals that still attend school but are already working. Living in a VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity) and under a new Industrial (or broader) Revolution how can we contribute to better understand this generation highlighting (or taking out) the best of it?

• Motivation and Generations: Differences and Similarities
• Marketing for different generations
• The impact of Artificial Intelligence on different generations
• How will Industry 4.0 affect Generation Z?
• How to manage cultural values and the identity of different generation in the workplace?
• Are different generations differently oriented to productivity?
• Strategies of attraction and retention of Generation Z
• Entrepreneurial Intentions of Generation Z
• Education strategies for Generation Z
• Other Topics related to generational issues

Registration: April 15^th (Click here)

Abstract Submission: April 15^th – https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=gnz2020

Acceptance Decision: 2 weeks after submission

Full Paper Submission: June 15^th – Papers will be sent to the workshop associated journals or book of proceedings, upon authors decision.

Fees:

• Authors with Communication: 175€
• Participants without communication: 80€

Includes: Workshop Attendance, Documentation, Certificate, Coffee-Breaks, Lunch, Social Dinner.

Template:

• Papers should have between 6 to 10 pages.
• Papers should be prepared in accordance with the guidelines available on the template (Click here)
  
• Each participant can present only one paper at the conference
• Papers will be included in the program and proceedings book only when at least one of the authors is registered and presented the paper at the conference.

May 19^th, 2020

10:00 | Opening Session

10:30 | Paralell Sessions

12:30 | Lunch

14:00 | Paralell Sessions

15:30 | Coffee Break

16:00 | Paralell Sessions

19:30 | Social Dinner

• Angelika Szczepaniak, University of Gdansk, Poland
• Agnieszka Niemczynowicz, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland
  
• Amalia Dutu, University of Pitesti, Romania
• Carla Pereira, ESTG.IPP, Portugal
• David, Xuefeng Shao, Sydney University, Australia
• Davide Carneiro, ESTG.IPP, Portugal
• Iveta Ludviga, Riseba University, Latvia
• Jiangchuan Fan, NERCITA, China
• Joanna Nieżurawska, WSB in Torun, Poland
• Krzysztof Szczepaniak, University of Gdansk, Poland
• Maria Teresa Barros, ESTG.IPP, Portugal
• Nelson Duarte, ESTG.IPP, Portugal
• Otilia Manta, Romanian Academy, Romania
• Radoslaw Kycia, Masaryk University, Czech Republic
• Wei Liu, Qingdao University, China
• Xiao-Guang Yue, CIICESI, European University Cyprus; IETI, Hong Kong
• Yang Wang, Harbin Finance University, China
  

Journal of Risk and Financial Management

• https://www.mdpi.com/journal/jrfm

IETI Transactions on Social Sciences and Humanities 

• http://paper.ieti.net/ssh/index.html

Information Management and Computer Science

• https://www.theimcs.org

Accepted papers will be published by IETI International Journals (With DOI, Submitted to Airiti, Google Scholar)

Excellent papers will be recommended to ISI (Web of Science), Scopus indexed journals.

Note:

Organizer and Publisher need to check the quality of the papers, and they cannot guarantee that all the papers will be published. Publisher sends all of its published materials to the indexing services. But please note that DBLP, Scopus, Web of Science, etc., are all entirely separate entities from Publisher.

As such, we cannot guarantee that proceedings volume content will pass their review process – or, even if it does pass the review process, when exactly that volume will be indexed.

They all have their own guidelines for acceptance.