CCF ICSS 2022 research track seeks original, unpublished research papers reporting substantive new work in various aspects of services science, management, engineering, and technology. Research papers must properly cite related work and clearly indicate their contributions to the field of serviceology and related fields. All topics relevant to serviceology are of interest, but the conference program committee particularly encourages submissions in the following categories:

1. Digital Services: Open challenges and Future Perspectives
2. The Policy, Regulation and Governance of Digital Services
3. The Design Process for Digital Services
4. Advanced Service for Digital economy
5. Intelligent and cognitive technologies for services
6. Service science theory
7. Service management, operation and optimization models, theories and algorithms
8. Service innovation and design methodologies
9. Software service engineering, crowdsourcing, open source, and DevOps
10. Big data, big services, crossover services, and Internet of Services
11. Cloud services and edge services
12. Service in IoT and CPS
13. Blockchain-inspired services computing paradigms
14. Industrial service practices
15. Service education, including curricula, courses and case studies
16. Service in advanced Healthcare, including diagnosis and prediction
17. Possible service in meta-universe