About conference

…. about the CMQ Conference

Welcome to the website of the sixteenth edition of the International Scientific Conference “Knowledge-Economy-Society”, which provides a platform for the exchange of knowledge and experience for the scientific community, representatives of local and central government and the business sector.

The Knowledge-Economy-Society Conference is a unique opportunity to discuss current challenges facing the Polish, European and global economy. It focuses on a wide range of topics such as business management and processes, human capital management, business economics, accounting, controlling, marketing, market communication, trade, market institutions, tourism, leisure, market analysis, marketing research, IT, computer systems, logistics, commodity science, quality management, safety and quality of industrial products and food, technology management, product ecology, as well as digitalisation, automation, robotics and artificial intelligence in the economy.

The conference highlights the importance of modern technology and innovation in the development of the modern economy and society.

…. about the Organizers

For the last five years, the College of Management and Quality Sciences at the Cracow University of Economics (UEK) has been responsible for the organisation of the conference, continuing the role played by the Faculty of Management at UEK for the first eleven editions. The College of Management and Quality Sciences was established on 1 October 2019 as a result of the merger of the Faculty of Management, the Faculty of Commodity and Product Management and the respective management chairs of the Faculty of Economics and International Relations. This strategic reorganisation responded to the need to adapt the structure of the Krakow University of Economics to the new classification of academic disciplines, while promoting integration and cooperation between units specializing in management and quality.

Today, the College of Management and Quality Sciences brings together 25 departments belonging to three institutes: The Institute of Computer Science, Accounting and Controlling, The Institute of Quality and Product Management Sciences and The Institute of Management, which constitute a strong foundation for the implementation and development of scientific research in these fields.