[AISWorld] Call for Attendance: 6th International Research Workshop on IT Project Management (IRWITPM 2011)

[Alanah Mitchell]

ASSOCIATION FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS (AIS) SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP FOR
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECT MANAGEMENT (SIGITPROJMGMT –
http://www.SIGITPROJMGMT.org)

Call for Attendance

INVITATION TO ATTEND
6th INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH WORKSHOP on INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECT
MANAGEMENT (IRWITPM 2011)

December 4th, 2011
Shanghai, China
(In coordination with ICIS 2011)

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. SIGITProjMgmt
will be hosting its 6th International Research Workshop on IT Project
Management (IRWITPM) in coordination with ICIS 2011.

YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND AND PARTICIPATE! We have an outstanding
workshop program for your consumption.

The following completed papers will be presented:

Developing a Situational Model of Information System Project Success
by Dirk Basten, Dominik Joosten, Werner Mellis

The Role of Experience in Agile Software Development Decision-Making
by Meghann Drury, Tom Acton, Kieran Conboy, Willie Golden

Factors that Influence the Decision-Making Process in Agile Project
Teams Using Scrum Practices by Meghann Drury, Orla McHugh

The Role of Boundary Spanning in Outsourced IS Development Projects by
Sonia Gantman, Jane Fedorowicz

Identifying Project Contingency Factors for Situational Project
Management Method Engineering by Elmar B. Heupers, Jos van
Hillegersberg, Christiaan P. Katsma

Coping with Requirements Uncertainty: An Interpretive Case Study by
Marcus Keutel, Bjoern Michalik, Werner Mellis

External Communications of Information System Programs by Yuzhu Li,
James J. Jiang, Gary Klein

Control Perception Differences in IS Offshoring Projects:
Conceptualization and Empirical Test of Performance Impact by Martin
Wiener, Ulrich Remus, Magnus Mähring, Robert W. Gregory

Top Management Support Fuzzy Set Analysis Finding TMS the Most
Important by Raymond Young, Simon Poon, Sepehr Irandoost

The following research in progress papers will be presented:

A Proposed Study of Contributions in Agile Systems Development by
Sharon Coyle, Kieran Conboy, Thomas Acton

Additionally, three development papers will be presented.

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!

Stacie Petter, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Alanah Mitchell, Appalachian State University