CEPIS ICODSIP 2025
The 2nd CEPIS International Conference on
Digital Skills and IT Professionalism (ICODSIP), 6th – 7th November 2025.
The ICODSIP conference also wants to offer an space for presentations of European funded projects related to the two tracks of the Call for Papers: E-competences and IT professionalism and Digital competence and skills. An specific section of the program will allow representatives of partners of the project to make a presentation of main results and achievements of the project, thus benefiting their dissemination while allowing attendants of ICODSIP to get updated information of results and good practices in projects.
Deadline for submissions: 5th of September
Important dates – Official Webpage >>
- Deadline for submission of contributions (full and short papers): 27 July 2025.
- Deadline for submission of project presentation proposals: 27 July 2025.
- Notification of acceptance (expected): September 2025.
- Final version due and registration of one author: 20th October 2025
Hosted by Universidad de Alcalá (UAH), Spain, on 6th and 7th November 2025.
Track 1. E-competences and IT professionalism
The IT workforce is an essential element for the effective deployment of the digitalization in organizations and Society. The rapid evolution of technology and the steep growth of demand of qualified IT professionals has created an undesirable scenario of deficit of talent which is far from being solved in the sort term. The situation demands a more agile and consistent approach to the classification, categorization and assessment of the skills, competences and qualification of IT professionals supported by solid schemes and data. Read More >>
Track 2. Digital competence and skills
Digital transformation is here to stay in everybody’s agenda all over the Globe. The success of this process requires equipping workforce, managers, learners, teachers or mere citizens with the proper digital competences and skills to enable effective benefits of this digitization movement. The capability to leverage the potential of digital technologies is predominantly determined by the digital skills of the users. Studies have already identified the deficit of digital competences as a major barrier to improve productivity as well as to achieve inclusion and social benefits. Read More >>
Interested projects will submit a tiny paper
(max. 3 pages + references) for project presentations
with the following template
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