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Design Science Approach to Hybrid Quantum-Classical Sound Scene Segmentation Wenwen Ding, University of Arkansas
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Mapping the Narratives of Quantum Computing in IS: A Literature Review Ignacio Descazeaux, Copenhagen Business School
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Science and Commerce in Quantum Computing: Toward an Oscillatory Theory of Ecosystem Emergence Shaila M. Miranda, University of Arkansas
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Natalia De Putron, Durham University
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Shu-Yu Kuo, National Taiwan University
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Track Co-Chairs
Michel Avital, Ph.D., Copenhagen Business School
Fiona Fui-Hoon Nah, Ph.D., Singapore Management University
Nilesh Saraf, Ph.D., Simon Fraser University
Track Description
As businesses increasingly rely on digital transformation to remain competitive, the integration of advanced computing technologies such as quantum computing and cloud computing has emerged as a critical area of interest. The relevance of this track lies in the potential of these technologies to fundamentally reshape information systems, business operations, and social order. Quantum computing, with its ability to solve a class of complex problems that traditional computers cannot effectively handle, has the potential to revolutionize fields such as optimization, cryptography, and big data analytics. When combined with cloud computing, which offers unmatched scalability, cost savings, and streamlined access to computing resources, businesses at any size and span can achieve unparalleled levels of efficiency, flexibility, and innovation.