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This book offers a comprehensive and timely exploration of how artificial intelligence, digital transformation, emerging technologies, and innovative management practices are reshaping engineering and organizational landscapes in the digital era. Organized by Applied Science University (ASU), Bahrain and London South Bank University (LSBU), UK, the conference brought together international scholars and practitioners whose research reflects both academic rigor and practical relevance. Featuring a curated selection of peer-reviewed papers presented at ICLAMP 2025, this book examines how technology is being leveraged across sectors to solve real-world challenges, improve efficiency, and foster innovation through theoretical analyses and empirical case studies. Organized into six thematic sections, this book covers a wide spectrum of contemporary issues: ·         Artificial Intelligence: From ethical AI frameworks to digital twins and machine learning in healthcare. ·         Digital Transformation and Innovation in Engineering: Including mobile health applications, stock prediction, and educational tech. ·         Emerging Technologies and Innovation: Exploring blockchain integration, cyber risk, sustainability, and advanced decision support. ·         Leadership and Crisis Management: Investigating the strategic role of IoT, workforce evolution, and hybrid management models. ·         Management in the Digital Age: Focusing on AI in recruitment, VR collaboration, gamification, and digital ethics. ·         Engineering Management and Implementation: Presenting real-world applications in fraud detection, housing energy analysis, and blockchain-driven supply chains. This book is an essential resource for researchers, academics, industry leaders, and students seeking to understand and navigate the intersection of technology, leadership, and project management in a rapidly evolving digital world.

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