[AISWorld] Final CFP for Mini-Track: Strategic and Competitive Information Systems through e-Collaboration

[Dan Kim]

18th Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS)

Seattle, Washington, August 9-12, 2012



*Track: Strategic Use of Information
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*CFP for Mini-Track: Strategic and Competitive Information Systems through
e-Collaboration<http://amcis2012.aisnet.org/index.php/program/tracks-and-minitracks/148-suoit-scistec>
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The ways of collaborating continue to evolve! Advances in information and
communication technologies (ICT) have produced enormous changes in the
manners, approaches, and methods that people use to collaborate. This
mini-track seeks to make a broad inter-disciplinary contribution to the
literature in the area of e-Collaboration.



We are interested in original research papers on a broad range of topics
related to e-Collaboration. Selected high quality papers may be invited for
a fast-track review and possible publication in a special issue on
e-Collaboration in the *Information Systems Frontiers *Journal.



Suggested topics include, but are limited to those on this list:



·       Concepts and theoretical foundations of e-Collaboration

·       E-Collaboration technologies in individual, group, and
organizational level

·       Adoption and strategic use of e-Collaboration technologies

·       E-Collaboration issues in business process reengineering

·       Knowledge management and e-Collaboration

·       Social computing and e-Collaboration

·       Leaning through e-Collaboration

·       Trust, security, and privacy issues on e-Collaboration

·       Measurement and evaluation issues on e-Collaboration

·       Future trends and directions of e-Collaboration



*Mini-track Co-Chairs:*



Dan J. Kim, Ph.D.

Information Technology & Decision Sciences

College of Business

University of North Texas

*Dan.Kim at unt.edu*



Gert-Jan de Vreede, Ph.D.

College of Information Science & Technology

Institute for Collaboration Science

University of Nebraska at Omaha

*gdevreede at mail.unomaha.edu*



*Important Dates:*

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1.      January 3, 2012: Manuscript Central start accepting paper
submissions

2.      March 1, 2012 (11:59 PM PST): Deadline for paper submissions

3.      April 6, 2012: Authors will be notified of acceptance decisions

4.      April 25, 2012: For accepted papers, camera-ready copy due



*Submission process:*

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All conference submissions must be submitted electronically through the
AMCIS Manuscript Central submission system, at
http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/amcis2012



For complete instructions for authors and information about the conference,
visit the AMCIS 2012 conference website at: http://amcis2012.aisnet.org/
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