[AISWorld] Reminder: Deadline approaching for Submission of Papers - DBOSI '24 at CBS 15th-16th February 2024.

Ben Eaton be.digi at cbs.dk
Wed Nov 15 06:57:21 EST 2023


A reminder that the deadline for submission of papers to DBOSI '24 is November 24, 2023. You are cordially invited to submit an extended abstract.

Updated details of the workshop and the call for papers are provided below.


CALL FOR PAPERS

Invitation to the 6th Nordic Workshop on Digital Foundations of Business, Operations, Strategy, and Innovation (DBOSI’24)

Copenhagen Business School – February 15-16, 2024

Submission deadline: November 24, 2023,
Extended abstract of no more than 2000 words (excluding references and tables).
Notification of acceptance: December 8, 2023.

The 6th Nordic Workshop on Digital Foundations of Business, Operations, Strategy, and Innovation (DBOSI’24) aims to bring together scholars from a range of disciplines such as information systems, computer science, strategy, entrepreneurship, and others, with research interests on digital foundations of business, operations, strategy, and innovation. The call is open to submissions on a variety of related topics, but we especially aim to bring together papers exploring digital foundations in the context of sustainable development.

DBOSI’s main purpose is to help junior and senior scholars with the development of their early work. The workshop is an open forum where participants will have an opportunity to present and discuss their work in progress, build professional network with like-minded people, exchange innovative ideas and overall, keep up to date on the developments within the research field. We invite submissions from multiple theoretical and disciplinary perspectives. This call is open to conceptual papers and empirical studies based on in-depth interviews, cases, surveys, secondary and “big” data, etc. We welcome submissions from experienced well-established scholars in collaboration with young scholars and doctoral students alike.

We welcome submissions on themes connected, but not limited, to:

  *   Digital foundations for value
  *   Infrastructures and data
  *   Digital transformation and innovation
  *   Strategic agility in digital transformation
  *   Processes for creating digital objects

Participants are expected to be present throughout the workshop, comment on each other’s work and actively contribute to the discussions.

In addition to paper presentations there will be a panel debate and keynotes by both academics and practitioners:

  *   Professor Carsten Sørensen<https://www.cbs.dk/en/research/departments-and-centres/department-of-digitalization/staff/csodigi> of Copenhagen Business School and the London School of Economics on "The era of multi-platform digital ecosystems: implications for research.”
  *   Sofie Lindskov Hansen, Ph.D.<https://dk.linkedin.com/in/sofie-lindskov-hansen-7b14951a> Quantum Business Developer at Sparrow Quantum on "Quantum computing use cases, now and in the future."
  *   Kasper Lindskow, Ph.D.<https://dk.linkedin.com/in/kasper-lindskow-6bb2089> Head of Science and Innovation, Ekstra Bladet, JP/Politikens Hus on "Applications of AI in media".

We look forward to many enjoyable and fruitful discussions during the workshop. If you are interested in presenting your ongoing research and receive feedback from leading scholars in the field, please submit an extended abstract of no more than 2000 words (excluding references and tables). The submission deadline is Friday November 24th. Approximately 30 accepted papers will be announced Friday December 8th. Please see https://dbosi.cbs.dk for more information on submission.

It is likely that a conference fee of DKK 1500 (+VAT) will be charged in addition to the cost of transport and accommodation. However, the conference fee will be reduced if external funding is secured. The 6th DBOSI workshop follows the successful editions at Aalto University, Stockholm School of Economics, Umeå University, University of Stockholm, and Oslo University. DBOSI ́24 is hosted by the Department of Digitalization, Copenhagen Business School. Local organizers are Ben Eaton, Jonas Hedman, and Attila Márton.



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