[AISWorld] PreICIS workshop on IT Project Management: Call for Participation

[Alanah Mitchell]

Association for Information Systems (AIS)
Special Interest Group (SIG) for
Information Technology Project Management (ITProjMgmt)

http://www.SIGITPROJMGMT.org

Call for Attendance

Invitation to Attend the 5th International Research Workshop on IT
Project Management (IRWITPM 2010)

Saturday, December 11th, 2010
St. Louis, Missouri
(In coordination with ICIS 2010)

The AIS Special Interest Group for IT Project Management
(SIGITProjMgmt; http://www.SIGITPROJMGMT.org) has established as its
mission to globally promote and facilitate the creation, presentation
and publication of research examining all facets of information
technology project management, including pedagogical issues.
SIGITProjMgmt will strive to be the global leader in linking and
integrating IT project management research and practice. The
SIGITProjMgmt will be hosting its 5th International Research Workshop
on IT Project Management (IRWITPM) in coordination with ICIS 2010.

YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND AND PARTICIPATE!

We have an outstanding workshop program for your consumption.

The following completed research papers will be presented:

"The Antecedents and Consequences of Agile Practices: A Multi-Period
Empirical Study of Software Teams in Time-Bound Projects," Xiao Tang,
University at Buffalo; Rajiv Kishore, University at Buffalo

"Motivating Agile Teams: A Case Study of Teams in Ireland and Sweden,"
Orla McHugh, National University of Ireland Galway; Kieran Conboy,
National University of Ireland Galway; Michael Lang, National
University of Ireland Galway

"The Mediating Role of the ISDP Team Flexibility: Mediating the
Effects of Expertise Coordination and Participative Culture on Project
Outcomes," Yuzhu Li, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth; Neeraj
Parolia, Towson University; Gary Klein, The University of Colorado at
Colorado Springs; James Jiang, Australian National University;  Walter
Fernandez, Australian National University

"Using the Analytic Hierarchy Process to Assign Resources to Software
Development Projects," Matt Schnugg, University of Michigan; Patrick
Ward, University of Michigan; Toby Zhang, University of Michigan;
Zeeshan Syed, University of Michigan; Joseph Walls, University of
Michigan

"Moderating Effects of Requirements Uncertainty on Flexible Software
Development Techniques," Werner Mellis, University of Cologne; Claudia
Loebbecke, University of Cologne; Richard Baskerville, Georgia State
University

"Relevance of Scope Management and Organizational Change Management in
IT Deployment Projects," Jani Antikainen, University of Jyväskylä;
Timo Käkölä, University of Jyväskylä

"Exploring the Role of Team based Reward in the performance of
Outsourced ISD projects: A Social Interdependence Perspective," Neeraj
Parolia, Towson University; James J. Jiang, The Australia National
University; Gary Klein, University of Colorado – Colorado Springs;
Walter Fernandez, The Australia National University; Yuzhu Li,
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

"Assessing Project Success: Moving Beyond the Triple Constraint,"
Michael Cuellar, North Carolina Central University

"Using SPI Manifesto to Recover from CRM Deployment Project Failures
and to Proactively Eliminate Similar Failures in Future: An Action
Research Study in a Russian organization," Leysyan Gubaidullina,
University of Jyväskylä; Timo Käkölä, University of Jyväskylä

"Acting as Translators between Consultants and Users in ERP
Implementation: An Exploratory Study of Analysts’ Boundary Spanning
Expertise," Xeufei (Nancy) Deng, University of Hawaii at Manoa

"Projects as Social Movements: A Case Study," Gerardo Zendejas,
University of Lancaster; Mike Chiasson, University of Lancaster


The following research in progress papers will be presented:

"Learning through Interactions:  Improving Project Management
Capabilities through Inter-organizational Communities of Practice,"
Lorraine Lee, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Joshua Davis,
College of Charleston; Rita Anderson, University of South Carolina

"The Role of Social Network Structures in Outsourced Projects," Anna
Schroiff, University of Bamberg; Daniel Beimborn, University of
Bamberg; Tim Weitzel, University of Bamberg

"Designing Implementation and Communication Approaches in IT Project
Management," Judy McKay, Swinburne University of Technology; Nick
Grainger, Swinburne University of Technology; Peter Marshall,
University of Tasmania


For more information about registering and details on the workshop
program, please visit http://www.SIGITPROJMGMT.org
and click on Conferences.

Hope to see you there!

Alanah Mitchell
SIG ITProjMgmt Communications and Publicity Chair