[Air-L] CFP: Digital work, digital life: European Conference on Information Systems

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For those considering this conference I remind you of the calls for
academics to boycott all conferences held in Israel. There is more
information about this:
http://www.bdsmovement.net/activecamps/academic-boycott
Of course the choice to attend or not is your own, but it's worth at
least reading the page.

On Thu, 2013-10-31 at 11:36 +0200, Yoram Kalman wrote:

>    I invite you to submit a proposal for ECIS 2014 in Tel Aviv
> 
>    Paper Submission begins: 1 November, 2013
>    Call for Papers Submission Deadline Date: 8 December, 2013
>    Notification of acceptance: 3 March, 2014
>    Panel submission deadline: 5 March, 2014
>    Final version of accepted papers due: 30 March, 2014
>    Early Bird Registration closes: 16 April, 2014
> 
>    Digital Work, Digital Life. Our physical reality is increasingly
>    entangled with digital representations. We are continuously connecting
>    to distant others via email, text and social media on our mobile
>    devices. We rely on big data analytics to help us take action in our
>    increasingly complex world and inanimate objects are beginning to
>    communicate with one another in "the Internet of things." At ECIS 2014
>    we want to make the exploration of the opportunities and challenges
>    associated with increasing digitality in both our work and everyday
>    lives a key theme. Not only will ECIS 2014 feature conference tracks
>    that focus on digital innovation but it will also introduce new forms
>    of conferencing and interacting. ECIS 2014 will leverage digital
>    technology for participants to meet and interact in new ways. It will
>    also offer a variety of presentation modalities including paper
>    presentations, interactive posters and demos, and developmental
>    roundtable discussions. ECIS 2014 will also include an industry track
>    where experts in such fields as cyber security, mobile technology and
>    digital innovation will share their insights.
> 
>    An online version of this CFP appears on the ECIS 2014 website:
>    [1]http://ecis2014.eu/call-for-papers/
> 
>    Tracks
> 
>    All papers need to be submitted to one - and only one -- of the 24
>    tracks that constitute the ECIS 2014 program
>    [2]http://ecis2014.eu/the-tracks/ :
> 
>    01 Digital Work, Digital Life (conference theme)
> 
>    02 Advancing Theories and Theorizing in IS Research
> 
>    03 Alternative Genres
> 
>    04 Business Intelligence and Knowledge Management
> 
>    05 Business Model and Entrepreneurship Research in IS
> 
>    06 Business Process Management
> 
>    07 Designing Collaboration
> 
>    08 Decision Support and Big Data
> 
>    09 Digital Health Initiatives
> 
>    10 Economics and Value of IS
> 
>    11 General IS Topics and Breakthrough Ideas
> 
>    12 Human-Computer Interaction
> 
>    13 IT Project Management
> 
>    14 IS Security and Privacy
> 
>    15 IT Strategy and Governance
> 
>    16 Mobile Life and Mobile Technologies
> 
>    17 Openness and IT
> 
>    18 IS Teaching Cases
> 
>    19 Research Methods and Philosophy
> 
>    20 Service Innovation, Engineering, and Management
> 
>    21 Social Media Research and Analytics within and between Organizations
> 
>    22 Sustainably Digital
> 
>    23 The Digital Public Sector
> 
>    24 Panels
> --
> Yoram Kalman, PhD
> [3]www.kalmans.com
> Cell: +972 54 574 7375
> 
> References
> 
>    1. http://ecis2014.eu/call-for-papers/
>    2. http://ecis2014.eu/the-tracks/
>    3. http://www.kalmans.com/
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