In the 2022 ICIS research workshop, SIGSI explores the adoption and use of emergent technologies and the possible DEI and ethical issues that come with digitization. While IS is fast evolving, so are concerns about the dark side of these technologies, especially when it comes to inclusion and ethical considerations of individuals. Consequently, we must understand the role of information systems in individuals’ and groups’ interaction and use of these technologies.

The 2022 Pre-ICIS SIGDSA Symposium on Analytics for Digital Frontiers will be held on December 10-11, 2022 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The (a) Research Track and (b) Teaching and Prototypes Track promise to bring together complementary aspects of research, pedagogy, and practice in the form of research talks, teaching case presentations, research prototype showcase, panels, and more.

The aim of this workshop is to provide a forum for scholars to exchange research ideas and results on Web3 and its applications.

The IFIP Working Group 8.2's pre-ICIS OASIS workshop on "Criticality and Values in Digital Transformation Research"

8:30-8:45:Welcome and SIG events by Ilan Oshri

8:45-9:15: A talk about recent trends in Sourcing, Heiner Himmelreich, Partner and Director Technology & Digital Advantage, Boston Consulting Group

9:15-9:45: A talk by an executive from the Danish Business Authority about AI Sourcing (TBC)

9:45-10:15: Panel on recent trends and opportunities in the area of Sourcing.

10:15-10:30: Prize-giving and concluding remarks Global Sourcing Workshop, December 10th, 10:30-18:00, fees - about 65 USD (charge will be in NZD), will be a separate program and will include presentations of about 10 papers on sourcing issues. Each presentation will be about 30min (including a discussant and a Q&A session). Deadline to submit papers has passed, however we welcome anyone who would like to attend.

Please register using the following link: https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/global-sourcing-workshop-2022-tickets-430520657877

The Special Interest Group for IT Project Management (SIGITPROJMGMT) is sponsoring the 17th International Research Workshop on Information Technology Project Management. The workshop will feature research papers and one or more panels that focus on problems that cut across many traditional IS/T Project Management areas. The workshop will be held as an all-day hybrid-meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark, in conjunction with ICIS 2022. PLEASE NOTE: If your paper is accepted, at least ONE author is required to attend the conference online or in person.

SIG ASYS cordially invites academics and practitioners from all over the world to present original research and/or to organize a panel discussion in the field of Accounting Information Systems (AIS). The workshop will focus on a wide range of topics and research methods at the intersection of accounting and information systems.

This workshop is an annual event where prospective authors present their work for review and comment with a view to develop an article for publication in a Special Issue of the journal in late 2023

The nature of work and organizing is changing with the deeper embedding of modern new digital technologies in the workplace. We need therefore to consider the future digitization of workplace and organizing and how to digitise for the next generation. This is the theme for this workshop where we would like to discuss new and current research that improves or challenges our understanding of these themes.

The Global Development workshop addresses questions that provide new and meaningful definitions of Development, such as Can ICTs support the development that will lead to improvements in the lives of individuals, communities and regions? Paper Submissions and Panel Proposals should be uploaded to the EasyChair submission website for SIG GlobDev 2022 – https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=sigglobdev2022. Any questions can be sent to Arlene Bailey: arlene.bailey@uwimona.edu.jm or Antonio Diaz Andrade: antonio.diaz@aut.ac.nz. Please include “SIG GlobDev Workshop” in the subject.

We prioritize researchers from EUGHLOH consortium and those interested in positive tech, health and sustainability related research (See a list of https://www.eugloh.eu/about/members). Attendance is restricited to 30 participants (excluding panelists/workshop organisers). We will also attempt to share a part of the program virtually for those who would like to participate but cannot be physically present. However, kindly email at positivetechnologyworkshop@gmail.com with your motivation to attend this workshop, your affliation and if you intend to attend the entire workshop in person (preferred) or virtual only mode. Attendance is on first come first serve basis, with priority to those who can attend physically.

The 2022 French AIS (FRAIS) Pre-ICIS will be held on December 10, 2022. You will be able to submit your paper in French or English and present in any of these languages. The FRAIS workshop is a fantastic opportunity to discuss your work in progress: it is open to the French speaking community and beyond. We would like to highlight the conference theme track that invites forward looking research on digitization for the next generation.

The AIS Women’s Network (AISWN) College is pleased to sponsor the 3rd International Research Workshop on Women IS, and Grand Challenges. The aim of this workshop is to encourage research about, for or by women that explores the relationships between information systems and a variety of grand challenges.

EUGLOH-Positive Technology for Health and Sustainability

Registration Link: https://forms.gle/zm5mPusiV5RX16fc7

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The Bright Internet Global Summit (BIGS) 2022, a pre-ICIS workshop, will take place as a virtual workshop on December 7–8, 2022. The workshop is organized into two separate tracks: Academic and Practice. Sessions in Academic Track are directed toward academia and will feature presentations of original research, whereas sessions in Practice Track will consist of practical panels and discussions by industry experts and policymakers. Both AIS and non-AIS members are welcome to all sessions.

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Zoom Meeting ID: 871 2418 8019

The workshop will focus on the strategies, models, technologies and tools for building Big Data applications, supporting the processes of business ecosystems, covering a range of topics, including Big Data infrastructure; Big Data governance; Big Data generation, acquisition, integration, analytics, and visualization; Big Data-driven intelligence; predictive and augmented analytics; Big Data as a Service; Big Data analytics in human-machine collaboration; complex Big Data applications in different arias. In addition, the workshop welcomes further relevant research.

Completed Research Paper

Emotions in Microblogs and Information Diffusion: Evidence of a Curvilinear Relationship

Authors: P. Kumar Sachin, Aaron Schecter, Weifeng Li

Completed Research Paper

The Janus Face of Cross-Platform Spillover: Who Reap the Benefits?

Authors: Sijia Gao, Tingting Song, Pengzhu Zhang

Short Paper

Incentivizing Creativity in Virtual Groups

Authors: Patrick Brkovic, Christopher Sabel, Stephan Nüesch

Short Paper

What You Know and What You Don't Know: A Discussion of Knowledge Intensity and Support Architectures in Improving Crowdsourcing Creativity

Authors: Pinar Ozturk, Yue Han, Jie Ren​