Confluence: A Journal of Technology, Business and Society is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to advancing high-quality research, innovation, and interdisciplinary knowledge at the intersection of Technology, Business, and Society.

The journal provides a scholarly platform for academicians, researchers, scientists, industry professionals, policymakers, and research scholars to disseminate original research, innovative methodologies, emerging technological developments, conceptual insights, and evidence-based practices.

The core technological focus of Confluence lies in Computer Science, Information Technology, and Emerging Technologies, encompassing areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Generative AI, Data Science, Cyber Security, Cloud Computing, Internet of Things (IoT), Blockchain, Software Engineering, Computer Networks, Human-Computer Interaction, Robotics, Intelligent Systems, and Digital Transformation.

Beyond technology, the journal encourages research in Business and Management, including business analytics, entrepreneurship, innovation, digital business, marketing, finance, human resource management, strategic management, organizational behaviour, supply chain management, and technology management.

A distinctive emphasis of Confluence is on research that connects technological and business innovation with societal development. The journal therefore welcomes interdisciplinary studies addressing sustainability, digital society, governance, education, healthcare, rural and inclusive development, responsible innovation, and other contemporary societal challenges.

The title Confluence represents the convergence of diverse streams of knowledge—technology, business intelligence, management perspectives, and societal needs—to address contemporary challenges and develop innovative, sustainable, and meaningful solutions.

The journal particularly encourages research that combines theoretical contribution with practical relevance, strengthening connections among academia, industry, policymakers, and society.