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Here below you can find information about three ancillary meeting:

PROGRAM NOW AVAILABLE

Workshop Co-Chairs,
Tony Cornford, Information Systems and Innovation Group, LSE
Maha Shaikh, Information Systems and Innovation Group, LSE
  
Innovation is often associated with open source in its development, process, product and how the open source community is managed and organized. Our interest concerns how innovation can be understood in open source. There are cases of community controlled and managed open source, commercial application of open source, and public organizations adopting open source to achieve their goals. We would like to see abstracts for research in the areas mentioned below (but not restricted to):
 
? Open source as fuel for innovation
? Innovating with open source in companies, governments, voluntary organizations, etc
? The dark side to open source innovation
? The business models in adoption by companies, governments, etc
? Innovation with licenses
? Open source process innovation
? Open source fueling innovation in emerging technologies such as cloud computing.
? The future of open source innovation
 
Submissions:
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To present, please submit a 1000-word abstract of your work by 8th May, 2009 to the event chair ().
? Notification to authors: 18th May, 2009.
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We anticipate that presenters will be given about 15 minutes to discuss their work to the assembled group, followed by 5 minutes for questions from the audience. Proposals will be made available online prior to the meeting as a set of proceedings for this event.
 
Registration: (Click here)
There will be a nominal registration fee for the workshop to cover the cost of coffee breaks, lunch, and audio-visual equipment.
? Registration of ancillary meeting (when already registered for ECIS): 50 Euros
? Registration of ONLY ancillary meeting (without ECIS): 250 Euros
? Pre-registration is through ECIS 2009, as well as registration on the day.
 
Time and Place:
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The workshop will be held from 9 AM - 5 PM on Sunday, 7th June, 2009, immediately prior to the ECIS 2009 conference in Verona, Italy.
 
Questions:
Please email any questions regarding this workshop to the chair ().
 
We look forward to seeing you in Verona in June.

Call for contribution (click here)


European Ph.D. Students and Junior Researchers
are encouraged to submit:
Research proposals;
literature reviews;
Research in progress papers
Full research paper
European Ph.D. Students and Junior Researchers
are encouraged to submit:
Research proposals;
literature reviews;
Research in progress papers
Full research paper
Call for Contributions

Sumbission and registration contacts:
and


EXTENDED DEADLINE for Submissions: May 29, 2009

Chair: Helen Hasan
Timetable:
09.00 - 10.00: Registration / Coffee
10.00 - 13.00: Session of presentations
13.00 - 14.00: Lunch break
13.45 - 16.00: Second session

The field of Information Systems (IS) can, and should, be a source of solutions to important global problems, for example, those associated with climate change. A Special Interest Group (SIG) of the Association for Information Systems (AIS) is being proposed to bring together likeminded AIS members to discuss, develop, and promote the role of IS in the global ?green? agenda. For this workshop, we invite members of the IS community to bring their ideas on this agenda to the table and work together to scope out the area and set up a suitable roadmap for future research, practice and education.

Call for Contributions

Registration: (click here)
There will be a nominal registration fee for the workshop to cover the cost of coffee breaks, lunch, and audio-visual equipment.
? Registration of ancillary meeting (when already registered for ECIS): 50 Euros
? Registration of ONLY ancillary meeting (without ECIS): 250 Euros
? Pre-registration is through ECIS 2009, as well as registration on the day.


PROGRAM NOW AVAILABLE

Chairs: Leslie Willcocks, ISIG, London School of Economics Eleni Lioliou, ISIG, London School of Economics

Global sourcing of IT and business processes has demonstrated an impressive growth during the past years. However, although the multi-billion dollar global sourcing industry is developing, a number of outsourcing relationships have been underperforming or terminated early. Poor management of global sourcing relationships has often been cited as a major reason for underperformance. These results indicate a need to enhance our understanding on global sourcing management and seek for more avenues to improve its efficiency

The workshop aims to cover a wide range of topics related to global sourcing management and bring together viewpoints and approaches from different disciplines.
Some of the themes that are of specific interest for the workshop include, but are not restricted to:
? Governance of global sourcing relationships and its impact on sourcing performance.
? Trust, commitment and power in global sourcing.
? Cultural aspects of global sourcing.
? Management of innovation, knowledge and learning.
? Social capital in global sourcing arrangements.
? Retained management capabilities and people retention issues.
? Sourcing decisions, strategies and their impact on relationship management.

Important dates:
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May 15th 2009: Deadline for the submission of abstracts (approximately 1000 words). All submissions should be sent to and with ?Global Sourcing Management Workshop? as the subject of the email.
? May 20th 2009: Notification of accepted abstracts.
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The workshop will take place Sunday 7th of June 2009, immediately prior to the ECIS 2009 conference in Verona, Italy.

Registration (click here):
There will be a nominal registration fee for the workshop to cover the cost of coffee breaks, lunch, and audio-visual equipment.
? Registration of ancillary meeting (when already registered for ECIS): 50 Euros
? Registration of ONLY ancillary meeting (without ECIS): 250 Euros
? Pre-registration is through ECIS 2009, as well as registration on the day.
? For any further questions please email .

Call for paper (click here)

 
 
   
 
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