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Rosemary Stockdale rstockdale at swin.edu.au
Thu Mar 20 18:37:24 EDT 2014


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CALL FOR PAPERS
A special issue of the Journal of Systems and Information Technology on “Business Intelligence”

Special Issue Guest Editors:
Dr. Xuemei Tian, Faculty of Business and Enterprise, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Dr. Raymond Chiong, Faculty of Science and IT, The University of Newcastle, Australia
Associate Prof. Rosemary Stockdale, Faculty of Business and Enterprise, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Adjunct Prof. Bill Martin, Faculty of Business and Enterprise, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia

Aims and Scope
With the rapid advancement of both business techniques and technologies in recent years, knowledge has become an important strategic asset that can determine the success or failure of an organisation. Indeed, research and practice have shown that rapid and effective conversion of data and information into working knowledge is a major contributor to competitive advantage. One very effective response to the needs for creation, aggregation and sharing of knowledge can be found in the sphere of Business Intelligence (BI). Making sound business decisions based on accurate and current information and knowledge requires more than simple intuition, and BI is becoming indispensable to an organisation’s success in the global economy. BI is currently one of the fastest growing areas of information and communication technology with current trends including developments in green computing, social networking, data visualisation, mobile BI, predictive analytics, composite applications, cloud computing, multi-touch and big data, among others. The aim of this special issue is to assess the relevance of these trends in the current business context through evidence-based documentation of current and emerging applications as well as their wider business implications.
We solicit contributions related, but not limited to the following topics:

·       Design and implementation issues in BI involving data warehousing, ETL and OLAP

·       Security and privacy issues in BI

·       Trust and risk management in BI

·       Visualisation and data analytics for BI

·       Data mining techniques for BI applications

·       Intelligent agents for BI

·       BI and knowledge management

·       Impact of BI on business strategy

·       BI best practices

·       Impact of cloud computing on BI

·       BI and big data

·       BI and green IT

·       BI and the social Web

·       Impact of organisational culture on BI

·       BI and Information Systems

·       Mobile BI

·       Social BI

·       BI architecture
We encourage submissions from both academics and practitioners. Two types of papers are welcomed: 1) regular papers reporting new research or applications and 2) brief research notes discussing new developments in industry.
Submission Procedure
Full papers should be submitted to:
http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jsit
(all manuscripts should follow the submission guidelines available at http://www.emeraldinsight.com/products/journals/author_guidelines.htm?id=jsit).
During the submission process, please select the 'Special issue on Business Intelligence (BI)' at the stage they are asked to "Please select the issue you are submitting to".
Important dates:

·       Please submit papers on or before 25th July 2014.

o   All submissions will be peer-reviewed following the review process of the Journal of Systems and Information Technology. (Prospective authors are encouraged to indicate their interests any time before the submission deadline)

·       Notification results: 10th October 2014

·       Camera Ready: 12th December 2014

·       The special issue will be published in April 2015.




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