Data Envelopment Analysis International Conference 2019 DEAIC2019 (Data-driven Analytics)

The 2019 Data Envelopment Analysis International Conference (DEAIC2019) June 28-30, will be held at Kent Business School (KBS), University of Kent, Canterbury, UK.

The DEAIC2019 conference is jointly organised by the KBS, Centre of Anglo-Chinese Business & Management, Chinese Academy of Sciences,  Chinese Society for Evaluation Methods and Applications and Nanjing Audit University, China.

The broad focus of this conference is Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) and related research. While our research still bears the name of DEA, researchers and scholars around the global have already recognised its new power in the era of Big Data research. Our conference intends to lead the efforts to showcase and push the research frontier of new DEA. The conference invites all researchers from DEA and its applications in such as research evaluation, education evaluation, and productivity analysis, and aims to further provide input to institutional, regional, national and international policy-making.

You are cordially invited to submit abstracts related to the theory and practice of DEA and related area, and other relevant performance evaluation tools within the conference theme. We in particular seek contributions that can provide valuable insights and implications from data-oriented analytics, productivity, benchmarking, performance analysis, and composite indexes.

Conference Chair Prof. Wenbin LIU (Kent Business School)

Conference Committee: http://www.deaic.org/

Organization Committee: Chair Prof. X.X LI (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Co-Chair Prof. Z.B. Zhou (Hunan University, China)

Secretary-general Prof. Wenbin LIU

Secretary: Mr Y.Ye, Miss K. Cheng, Mr C. Turkson, Miss T. Gong, Miss T.T. Ren, Miss Li Ting He

Best paper subcommittee: Joe Zhu, Adel Hatamimarbini, W.B Liu

Agenda

27 June
The keynote speakers include Prof. W. Cook, Prof. Jesus T. Pastor, Prof. V. Podinovski, Prof. E. Thanassoulis, and Prof. J. Zhu 

 

Light reception and registration 18.00-20.00, Sibson Building

28th June

8.00-9.00 registration, Sibson Hall
9.00-9.30 Conference opening and Photo, Sibson
9.30-12.00 Conference Programme, Sibson
12.30-14.30 Lunch, Sibson
14.30-17.30 Conference Programme, Sibson

29th June

9.00-12.30 Conference Programme, Sibson
12.30-14.30 Lunch, Sibson
14.30-17.30 Conference Programme, Sibson
18.30-20.30 Conference Dinner, Conference Suite in Darwin College

30th June

9.00-12.30 Conference Programme and Closing, Sibson
12.30-14.30 Lunch, Sibson
Conference Ends

Conference details

Date: Friday 28-30 June 2019

Venue: Sibson Building, Kent Business School, Canterbury, UK

Registration:

  • Early Bird registration fee (Full Conference plus Welcome Reception and Conference Dinner) £250 for participants and £180 for PhD students. To be paid before 30 April 2019.
  • After 30 April and until closure on 30 May 2019, £350 for participants and £250 for PhD students.
  • Partner £75 (Welcome Reception and Conference Dinner)

Accommodation: Double En-suite £70.75 per night; Single En-suite £45.75 per night

Register at the conference office site.

Call for papers

Please email your abstracts to:

Mr.Ye: yy227@kent.ac.uk and Miss Ren: ffdrsh@163.com. The abstracts will be reviewed by the Conference Committee. The decision will be made on the next day.

Important Dates

January 30, 2019, DEAIC2019 registration begins

April 25, 2019, the deadline for abstracts submission

April 30, 2019, deadline for registration with Early Bird Discount

May 30, 2019, deadline for poster abstracts

May 30, 2019, DEAIC2019 registration ends

 

Visit the DEA website to learn more.

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