Submission Guidelines

The title of your paper should be short, specific, and informative, ideally between 10 and 15 words. It should clearly communicate the subject and scope of the work without being vague or overly broad.

• Keep the title short, specific, and informative (10–15 words ideal).
• Include the author's full name, position, department, and affiliation.
• Add a short bio (2–3 sentences) if required by the organization.

The abstract is the first impression of your paper. It must be a single paragraph of 100–200 words that gives readers a quick and accurate understanding of the paper's main contribution.

• One paragraph consisting of 100–200 words.
• Summarize key ideas, objectives, methods, and conclusions.
• Should give readers a quick understanding of the article's main contribution.

Keywords help categorize your paper and make it discoverable. Select 4–6 words that accurately represent the core themes of your work.

• 4–6 words that represent your article's core themes.
• Examples: "Digital Transformation, Innovation, Refinery Technology, Operational Excellence".

The main body of your paper must follow a clear, logical structure. Each section serves a specific purpose and must be clearly labeled with headings and subheadings.

1. 1
   Introduction / Context: Define the background, problem, or motivation for the paper.
2. 2
   Objective or Purpose: Clarify what the paper aims to present or analyse.
3. 3
   Main Discussion / Content: Present facts, analysis, data, or case study. Use headings and subheadings for clarity. Include visuals, tables, or figures.
4. 4
   Results / Insights / Recommendations: Highlight findings, benefits, or practical applications.
5. 5
   Conclusion: Summarize key takeaways, future implications, or calls to action.

All submitted papers must adhere to the following formatting standards. Papers that do not meet these requirements may be returned for revision before review.