SECOND ISSUE

With great enthusiasm, we present the second issue of the Journal of Business and Economics in 4IR (JBE-4IR). Building on the foundation laid in our inaugural publication, this issue continues to explore the dynamic interplay between business, economics, and the transformative potential of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).
In this edition, we bring together a diverse range of scholarly contributions that delve into [insert themes, e.g., "emerging technologies, innovative business models, and socio-economic challenges in the digital era"]. Each article embodies the journal’s commitment to fostering impactful research that bridges theory and practice, addressing critical issues at the nexus of academia, industry, and policy.
We extend our gratitude to the authors, reviewers, and editorial team whose dedication has ensured the high quality and relevance of this publication. As always, we welcome feedback and look forward to engaging with our readers as we collectively advance knowledge in the era of 4IR.

Editor in Chief

Journal of Business and Economics in the 4th Industrial Revolution

Publication of the Second Issue

2024-11-28

 

With great enthusiasm, we present the second issue of the Journal of Business and Economics in 4IR (JBE-4IR). Building on the foundation laid in our inaugural publication, this issue continues to explore the dynamic interplay between business, economics, and the transformative potential of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025): Business Innovation and Economic Transformation in the Age of 4IR

This volume being published in July 2025, coincides with the Fourth Industrial Revolution's unprecedented pace of change. The economy, industries, and the role of individuals in the economy are being transformed by the integration of artificial intelligence, digital banking, blockchain technology, advanced manufacturing, and data-driven decision-making.
The papers in this issue demonstrate that academia conducts a significant amount of research and employs ideas. We meticulously examined and evaluated each contribution from other experts to ensure that it is applicable to both academic and business theories. People contemplate the themes in the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. New technologies, policies, and business models that enhance productivity are among them.

Published: 2025-08-19

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