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The 8th International Conference on
Business, Economics, and Management

L. Roger Yin
Professor and Regents Teaching Excellence Awardee
Ph.D., National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
L. Roger Yin
Ph.D., CISSP, CPHIMS, GSNA, CISA, CISM, CGEIT, ITIL-F
Professor
Point of Contact, National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense, designated by the NSA
Board Director, Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Wisconsin Chapter
Faculty Advisor, Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA)
Dept of Information Technology and Supply Chain Management
College of Business and Economics
Hyland 3406, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
800 W. Main St.
Whitewater, WI 53190
Phone: 262-472-5476
Email: YINL@uww.edu
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roger-yin-phd/
2026 ICBEM – Keynote Speech
Speaker: L. Roger Yin, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, USA
Topic: How AI and GRC Enhance Sustainable ESG Best Practices.
The keynote aims to offer a well-structured and engaging space where both practitioners and researchers can share ideas and have important discussions. Its main goal is to examine how combining artificial intelligence (AI) and governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) frameworks can strengthen environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices.
In today's global business world, organizations are under increasing pressure to balance profitability with ethical behavior, sustainability, and social responsibility. These demands are heightened by rapidly changing national and international trade policies and complex compliance requirements, which need agility, transparency, and foresight. In this setting, AI serves as a powerful tool. By using AI technologies, organizations can improve monitoring, reporting, and predictive analysis of ESG-related data. This allows for evidence-based decision-making that balances operational efficiency with societal impact.
The role of GRC frameworks is equally important, as they provide the oversight necessary to ensure that AI-driven solutions are implemented responsibly and ethically. GRC frameworks create clear structures for accountability, risk management, and compliance, helping to prevent the misuse of new technologies. Together, AI and GRC form a complementary approach. AI brings innovation and analytical power to optimize ESG practices, while GRC ensures ethical governance and compliance with regulations.
The keynote will argue that the connection between AI and GRC goes beyond just financial or compliance benefits. It also promotes a deeper commitment to sustainability, ethical behavior, and long-term value creation. This broader viewpoint highlights the need for organizations to embrace innovation responsibly, ensuring they remain competitive while making positive contributions to the global community.

Chi Kuo Tsai
Vice Dean, College of Management, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Ph.D., National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Chi Kuo Tsai
Vice Dean, College of Management, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Chair, Department of Industrial Management
Professor, Chung Yuan Christian University
Vice Dean, College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Director, Center for Sustainable Productivity and Quality Research
Co-Convener, Division of Earth and Sustainability, Department of Natural Sciences and Sustainable Development, Ministry of Science and Technology
Secretary-General, Sustainable Energy Research Foundation
Member, Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan
Member, Industrial Development Bureau, Ministry of Economic Affairs
Member, Small and Medium Enterprise Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs
Phone: (02)2730-3277
Email: tckuo@mail.ntust.edu.tw
LinkedIn: https://www.im.ntust.edu.tw/p/412-1014-8023.php?Lang=zh-tw
2026 ICBEM – Keynote Speech
Speaker: Chi Kuo Tsai, Ph.D., National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Topic: Research Innovations
He presents the concept that sustainability has evolved from the 1972 UN Conference to the Net Zero 2050 goal, emphasizing ESG. Through six innovation mechanisms and AI-enabled digital carbon management—using IoT, analytics, blockchain, and digital twins—organizations can enhance carbon reduction, transparency, compliance, and progress toward sustainable development.".
Since 1997, Dr. Kuo has published approximately 90 papers in SCI/SSCI journals. From 2020 to 2024. Dr. Kuo was recognized in Stanford University's Scopus list of "World's Top 2% Scientists" [TOP 2%] for paperinfluence, including the career-long scientific impact rankings (1960-2023) and the 2023 single-year scientific impact ranking. The applicant was also listed in the ScholarGPS Top 0.05% [GPS0.05%] with 6,186 citations excluding self-citations, and an H-Index of 41 (as of July 15, 2025).
Dr. Kuo’s research is primarily in Business and Management, with a focus on Manufacturing, Recycling, Cleaner Production, Energy, Supply Chain, and the Circular Economy. The research centers on sustainable
development and digitalization, leading to international efforts in greenhouse gas reduction. The representative works listed in Appendix 1 describe two main themes: "Using Industrial 4.0 Big Data to Drive
Corporate Transformation Towards a Value Chain" and "Optimizing Economic and Environmental Benefits."
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