[AISWorld] CFP HICSS 57 IT enabled collaboration for development minitrack

[Xusen Cheng]

HICSS-57 Call for papers for the mini-track on:
IT enabled collaboration for development
Part of the 'Collaboration Systems and Technologies' Track
of the 57th Annual
Hawai'i International Conference on Systems Sciences (HICSS)

 Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort
January 3-6, 2024





Diffusion (adoption, implementation, and utilization) of collaboration
technologies has been investigated in many countries and regions around the
globe. While many of the research initiatives have been undertaken in
Western Europe and North America, they have been scarce in developing
regions like Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The diffusion
of collaboration technologies in these regions is on the rise as
globalization drives inter and intra-country collaboration intensity within
and across organizations. In many developing countries, synchronous and
asynchronous computer support for team members (co-located or virtual) is
being enhanced by handheld mobile devices in communities of practice and
social media environments. Moreover, the use of digital technology enabled
tools for collaboration and communication, has become more popular in the
age of new technologies. Emerging trends like Metaverse, provide
opportunities to further enhance IT enabled collaboration for development.

We would like to invite the authors to submit their research from
theoretical, technological, social, psychological, behavioral, and design
science perspectives. Research deploying different theoretical lenses could
focus on process and system design, methods, modeling, and techniques in
addressing various aspects of IT enabled collaboration for development.

The minitrack will focus on a wide range of topics including but not
limited to:

   - IT enabled collaboration in emerging context (e.g. Metaverse) in
   developing regions
   - Collaboration technology diffusion case studies in education,
   business, government, and healthcare organizations in developing regions
   - IT enabled cross-cultural and intra and/or inter-organizational
   collaboration in developing regions
   - Global, virtual, distributed, blended, and face-to-face IT enabled
   collaboration for development at the team and organizational level
   - Emerging issues in collaboration technology diffusion for development
   - Deployment of mobile technologies for collaboration in developing
   regions
   - Group decision making, negotiation, facilitation, and communication
   technologies for development
   - Trust, privacy, security issues in IT enabled collaboration for
   development
   - Social, behavioral, psychological, and technical factors influencing
   IT enabled collaboration for development
   - Information systems, technologies, theories, processes, methods, or
   models that could be transferred and applied from developed regions to
   developing regions



Minitrack co-chairs:



*Xusen Cheng (Primary Contact)*

School of Information

Renmin University of China

Email: xusen.cheng at ruc.edu.cn



*Xiangbin Yan*

School of Economics and Management, University of Science & Technology
Beijing

Email: xbyan at ustb.edu.cn



*Deepinder S. Bajwa*

Department of Decision Sciences

College of Business and Economics

Western Washington University

Email:Deepinder.bajwa at wwu.edu



Deadline:

*June 15: Papers due*

August 17: Notification of Acceptance/Rejection

September 22: Deadline for Authors to Submit Final Manuscript for
Publication

October 1: Deadline for at least one author of each paper to register for
HICSS-56



** Author Instructors**

HICSS accepts full papers only, abstract submissions are not accepted. Find
instructions for authors at https://hicss.hawaii.edu/authors/.





Kind Regards

Xusen Cheng, Ph.D
Professor of Information Systems
School of Information, Renmin University of China
Beijing, China, 100872
Email: xusen.cheng at gmail.com



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