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Intelligent Decision Technologies. Proceedings of the 15th KES-IDT 2023 Conference

Vol. 352. Singapore : Springer, 2023.
Under the general editorship: I. Czarnowski, R. Howlett, L. Jain

This volume contains the proceedings of the 15th International KES Conference on
Intelligent Decision Technologies (KES-IDT 2023). The conference was held in Rome,
from 14 to 16 of June, 2023.
The KES-IDT is an international annual conference organized by KES International.
The KES Conference on Intelligent Decision Technologies belongs to a sub-series of
the KES Conference series.
The KES-IDT provides space for the presentation and discussion of new research
results under the common title “Intelligent Decision Technologies”. The conference
has an interdisciplinary character, giving opportunities to researchers from different
scientific areas and different application areas to show how intelligent methods and
tools can support the decision making processes.
This year the submitted papers has been allocated to the main track and 6 special
sessions. Each submitted paper has been reviewed by 2–3 members of the International
Program Committee and International Reviewer Board. 28 papers were accepted for
presentation during the conference and inclusion in the KES-IDT 2023 proceedings.
We are very satisfied with the quality of the papers and would like to thank the authors
for choosing KES-IDT as the forum for the presentation of their work. We also would
like to thanks Prof. Bo˙zena Kostek and Prof. Andrzej Czy˙zewski for their interesting and
valuable keynote speech during the conference. Their keynotes have been also included
in the conference proceedings.
We also gratefully acknowledge the hard work of the KES-IDT international program
committee members and the additional reviewers for taking the time to review the
submitted papers and selecting the best among them for presentation at the conference
and inclusion in the proceedings.

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Designing Sustainable Digitalization: Crisisology-Based Tradeoff Optimization in Sociotechnical Systems
Zykov S. V., Babkin E., Ulitin B. et al., , in: Intelligent Decision Technologies. Proceedings of the 15th KES-IDT 2023 ConferenceVol. 352.: Singapore: Springer, 2023. P. 250–260.
Design and development of modern information systems represent a bright ex-ample of a complex decision problem. In that context our especial interest lays in proposing a new approach to decision support in the tasks of multicriteria tradeoff optimization of information systems which will facilitate sustainable development of the application domain where the information system will be used. In that work ...
Added: June 7, 2023
Research target: Computer Science
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