- Abstract Submission Deadline:
7 May 2025 20 May 2025
- Author Notification:
8 June 2025 20 June 2025
- Final Submission Deadline:
10 July 2025 20 July 2025
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Conference dates: 20-21 August 2025
Enterprise GenAI: Shaping the Future
The IEEE CS Enterprise Generative AI Summit 2025 is your premier opportunity to explore cutting-edge advancements, foster collaboration with industry leaders, and shape the future of Generative AI in enterprises.
Why Attend?
- Gain actionable insights from top AI experts and industry pioneers.
- Participate in keynotes, panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and networking events.
- Explore real-world applications and challenges of GenAI in healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and technology.
- Engage in discussions on emerging innovations, strategic opportunities, and trust-worthy and responsible AI deployments.
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Call for Submissions – Opportunity to Share Your Expertise!
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- We invite industry professionals and innovators to submit their proposals for:
Presentations (20 – 30 minutes) – Share insights, case studies, and innovative enterprise GenAI applications.
- Workshops (1-2 hours) – Deliver hands-on sessions or technical deep dives.
- Panel Discussions – Organize a panel and lead thought-provoking discussions on GenAI and its application challenges
Submission Guidelines
We solicit your proposal in the form of a 1-page abstract. Also include, preferred duration, your brief bio outlining your experience and contributions, and contact details
- Upload your submission at [Easychair submission Web address]
- Submitted abstracts will be reviewed by an expert committee and shortlisted.
- Authors of selected submissions will be invited to participate. They must attend in person for an oral presentation or workshop.
- Outstanding contributions will be highlighted on Computer.org.
Key Themes & Tracks
1. Strategic Integration of GenAI in Enterprises
- GenAI’s Role in Digital Transformation
- Building a GenAI-Driven Enterprise: Strategies for Success
- Industry-Specific Use Cases: Healthcare, Finance, Retail, Manufacturing
- ROI and Business Impact of GenAI Adoption
- Challenges in Scaling AI from Pilot to Production
2. Technology and Infrastructure for GenAI
- Architecting Scalable Systems for GenAI
- Optimizing Compute and Storage for LLMs
- Hybrid Cloud vs. Edge Deployments for AI Workloads
- Advances in Model Compression and Fine-Tuning
3. Open Source and Democratization of GenAI
- The Rise of Open Source Models: Opportunities and Challenges
- Ecosystems for Innovation: Hugging Face, OpenAI, Stability AI, and Beyond
- Building Custom Solutions with Open-Source GenAI Frameworks
- Open Source Licensing and Compliance in Enterprise AI
4. AI Ethics, Regulation, and Governance
- Trustworthy AI: Standards, Frameworks, and Policies
- AI Bias and Fairness
- Legal and Regulatory Challenges in GenAI Deployment
- Data Privacy and Security in Generative AI
- AI Watermarking, Copyright, and Intellectual Property Protection
5. Industry Insights and Case Studies
- Scaling Startups in the GenAI Era
- Enhancing Productivity with AI-Augmented Workflows
- GenAI for Software Development and IT Operations
- Revolutionizing Customer Experiences with Chatbots
- Enterprise Adoption Roadblocks: Lessons from AI Implementations
6. Emerging Trends in GenAI and Future Prospects
- Multi-Modal Generative AI: Beyond Text
- Green GenAI: Reducing AI’s Carbon Footprint
- Autonomous Agents: The Next Frontier
- Advances in Reinforcement Learning and Self-Supervised Learning
- Synthetic Data and AI-Augmented Training Pipelines
Organizing Committee
General Co-Chairs:
- Mrinal Karvir, Vice Treasurer, BoG, IEEE Computer Society, Intel Corporation
- Hironori Washizaki, President, IEEE Computer Society
- Jyotika Athavale, Past President, IEEE Computer Society, Synopsys
- San Murugesan, IEEE Computer Society Publications Executive Committee
Program Chairs:
- Ajay Mungara, Intel Corporation
- Neelay Shah, Nvidia Corporation
- Richard Tong, Chair, IEEE Artificial Intelligence Standards Committee
Program Committee:
- Joaquim Jorge, UNESCO Chair on AI & XR
- Dr. Cyril Onwubiko, Barclays
- Sourabh Bansod, Google
- Rajdeep Mazumder, HSBC
- Meghana Rao, Intel Corporation
- Nikita Tiwari, Nvidia Corporation
Get Involved!
Submit your proposal: Contribute to shaping the GenAI conversation.
Sponsor an event: Promote your activities and leadership in enterprise AI, gaining visibility among your stakeholders
Serve as a volunteer: Support the summit and collaborate with industry professionals.
For submission instructions, please contact GenAISummit@computer.org.
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