IMIE 2017 - International Conference on Innovation, Management and Industrial Engineering
Startdate: 05-May-17
Enddate: 05-May-17
The 2017 International Conference on Innovation, Management and Industrial Engineering (IMIE 2017) is to be held in Osaka, Japan on August 8-10. IMIE 2017 serves as a platform for international exchange of ideas, collaborations and cooperation. We welcome both abstract and paper submissions. Manuscripts must be submitted online through the conference management system. All submissions to the symposium will be reviewed by at least two independent peers for technical merit and content. It is anticipated that a broad range of research and applied topics will be covered during the conference. We invite scholars from Innovation and Management studies and the wider Industrial Engineering to join us.
2-6 Uehommachi 8-chome, Tennoji-ku, Osaka 543-0001, Japan
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