[AISWorld] "Real-Time Digital Feedback in the Evolving Digital Workplace" Mini-Track at AMCIS 2024

[Michael Rivera]

Dear IS Scholars,

I invite you to submit your research to the "Real-Time Digital Feedback in
the Evolving Digital Workplace" Mini-Track at AMCIS 2024 (Salt Lake City,
Utah -- August 15-17, 2024). This mini-track is part of the Digital
Transformation and Information Systems (SIG OSRA) track and is open to
innovative research concerning digital transformation and information
systems.

*Mini-Track Overview:*
In the dynamic digital landscape, organizations are undergoing digital
transformation to stay competitive and relevant. Real-time digital feedback
plays a pivotal role in this transformation, serving as a bridge between
traditional work processes and the digitally enhanced workplace. When
combined with AI and other emerging technologies, feedback offers powerful
insights that can drive innovation, optimize employee performance, and
guide strategic decisions.

This mini-track delves into the multifaceted aspects of real-time digital
feedback, its intersection with digital transformation, and its enhancement
through AI.

*Proposed topics include, but are not limited to:*
  *   Harnessing feedback mechanisms to guide and refine digital
transformation strategies and initiatives.
  *   Leveraging AI to analyze feedback, predict trends, and offer
actionable insights for improving work processes and employee performance.
  *   Using real-time insights to foster innovation and digitally transform
business processes.
  *   Empowering employees with feedback tools to drive innovation in an
increasingly digital workplace.
  *   Incorporating real-time feedback to improve project outcomes and
adapt to digital transformation challenges.
  *   Tailoring technology training and support based on feedback to
address the evolving needs of the digital workforce.
  *   Optimizing collaborative tools and platforms through continuous
feedback in the digital era.
  *   Gleaning insights from feedback on digital communication platforms to
enhance workplace interactions.
  *   Deciphering how real-time feedback influences the assimilation and
optimized use of new digital tools.
  *   Exploring curriculum issues and learning strategies centered around
feedback in a digitally evolving environment.

*Track/Mini-Track Description: *
https://amcis2024.aisconferences.org/track-descriptions/#toggle-id-12
*Submission Guidelines*: https://amcis2024.aisconferences.org/submissions/

*Important Dates:*
January 5, 2024: Manuscript submissions begin
March 1, 2024: Submissions are due at 10 a.m. EST
Mid-April 2024: Acceptance notifications
April 22, 2024: All revised, camera-ready papers due

I look forward to your contributions and to advancing the understanding of
the role of real-time digital feedback in the evolving digital workplace.

Mini-Track Chair
Michael Rivera, Lehigh University, michael.rivera at lehigh.edu