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[forwarded] DEXA 2000 e-NEGOTIATIONS Workshop DL Feb.29
by Gustaf Neumann 01 Feb '00

01 Feb '00

Forwarded message from [mrs(a)zurich.ibm.com] sent originally on Tue, 1 Feb 2000 01:28:58 +0100 (MET): : *** Call for Participation *** : : DEXA 2000 e-NEGOTIATIONS Workshop : : Negotiations in electronic markets - beyond price discovery : : Submission Deadline February 29th 2000 : : Support for negotiations, in the form of various auctions, is becoming : a widespread feature of electronic markets on the internet. Current : solutions are mostly limited to single attribute negotiations, and : are typically used to determine price. : : To expand the scope of electronic markets from simple to more complex : products and services, the availability of support for integrative : multi-attribute negotiations becomes a critical success factor. : In integrative negotiations multiple issues are subject to discussion : and different preferences of the negotiating parties towards these : issues can be exploited in order to achieve win-win solutions. : : The workshop aims to provide a forum for discussion of the technical, : economic and social issues related to e-negotiations. The organisers : welcome submissions from practitioners with experience of real-world : or laboratory negotiation prototypes such as mutlti-attribute auction : systems, as well as visionary or conceptual papers, addressing for : instance new business models supported by integrative negotiation : technologies. : : Organizers : Simon Field, Michael Stroebel & Markus Stolze, : IBM Research, Zurich Research Laboriatory. : : Program Committee : Martin Bichler, Vienna University of Economics and Business : Administration, MIS Department : Winfried Lamersdorf, University of Hamburg, Faculty of : Computer Science : Gregory Kersten, Carleton University of Ottawa, School of Business : Arie Segev, University of California, Fisher Center for Management : and Information Technology : Jeffrey Teich, New Mexico State University : Hans-Dieter Zimmermann, University of St.Gallen, mcm Institute : Wojciech Cellary, The Poznan University of Economics : : For more details visit the workshop website at: : http://www.zurich.ibm.com/~mrs/dexa2000/ -- Wirtschaftsinformatik, FB5, Universitaet GH Essen Gustaf.Neumann(a)uni-essen.de, neumann(a)computer.org http://nestroy.wi-inf.uni-essen.de/Neumann.html

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[forwarded] 2nd CfP: PAKM2000 - Third Int. Conf. on Practical Aspects of Knowledge
by Gustaf Neumann 01 Feb '00

01 Feb '00

Forwarded message from [Ulrich.Reimer(a)swisslife.ch] sent originally on Mon, 31 Jan 2000 19:36:27 +0100 (MET): : [Apologies for multiple submissions] : : PAKM2000: : Third International Conference on : Practical Aspects of Knowledge Management : : 30-31 October, 2000 : Basel, Switzerland : http://research.swisslife.ch/pakm2000 : : -- Call for Papers -- : : Sponsored and supported by: : : ACM SIGGROUP (approval pending) : : SGAICO (Swiss Group for Artificial Intelligence and : Cognitive Science) : : Special Interest Group "Knowledge Management" : of the German Informatics Society : : Rentenanstalt / Swiss Life : : Aims and scope of the conference : -------------------------------- : : To succeed in the accelerating business pace of the "internet age", : companies must efficiently leverage their most valuable and : under-leveraged resource: the intellectual capital of their highly : educated, skilled, and experienced employees. The compression of : communication cycles and the omnipresence of information forces : enterprises to seek a faster return on knowledge - knowledge that : ages rapidly in a market place brimming with innovation. One of the : most important prerequisites in achieving this return is the : systematic management of the key success factor "knowledge" - : previously left to manage itself "somehow". Thus next-generation : business solutions must be focussed on supporting the creation of : value by adding knowledge-rich components as an integral part to : the work process. Therefore, an integrated approach is needed which : combines issues from a large array of fields, originating from : quite different areas such as business and organization sciences, : cognitive sciences, and computer science. : : The PAKM Conference Series acknowledges the above situation and : offers a communication forum and meeting ground for practitioners : and researchers engaged in developing and deploying advanced : business solutions for the management of knowledge and intellectual : capital. We seek attendance and contributions from practitioners, : researchers, and developers who work at the leading edge of : Knowledge Management, pursuing integrated approaches which consider : both, the technological side as well as the proper business side. : PAKM is a forum for people to share their views, to exchange ideas, : to develop new insights, and to envision completely new kinds of : solutions to Knowledge Management problems. Like its predecessors, : PAKM2000 will provide ample time for interaction and discussion. : : By explicitly addressing interdisciplinary approaches to Knowledge : Management, the PAKM conference offers a unique and new kind of : forum. : : Contributions sought : -------------------- : : The overall theme of PAKM2000 are next-generation business : solutions and the role information technology can play in them. : Thus, we seek original contributions in the triangle of business : and organization sciences, cognitive sciences, and computer science : that describe a true advancement in the state of the art of : Knowledge Management: : : * Business and organization sciences give the overall framework : in which to develop a knowledge management approach, which is : first of all a business solution and not an information : technology solution. : : * Cognitive sciences help to design a knowledge management : solution such that it fits smoothly with the cognitive : capabilities of the people involved and is optimally embedded : in their work context - or, to phrase it differently, to : ensure the situatedness of the knowledge management approach. : : * Computer science provides the technology needed to build the : information systems which are often required to make certain : aspects of a knowledge management solution work. : : Contributions to PAKM should show how the approach presented takes : all of those three aspects into account. Additionally, paper : submissions must clearly describe the (real-world) problem being : tackled and point out the added value of solving that problem. The : paper should give a clear description how the problem is solved and : it should further make clear in which aspects the suggested : approach is a new one. : : Submitted papers may be full papers with up to 12 pages and 30 : minutes presentation time, or short papers with up to 6 pages and : 20 minutes time for presentation. All accepted papers will be : presented at the conference. : : Papers may address one or more of the following topics, or any : other topic as long as it fits into the overall conference theme: : : * Building and maintaining an inventory of the knowledge available : in the organization (with people, in files, databases, : documents) : o setting up appropriate communication links between people, : groups, departments to communicate what skills and knowledge : they have : o meta information systems : : * Bringing the knowledge existing somewhere inside or outside : the organization to those places where it is needed : o aligning organizational structures towards a knowledge : sharing community : o group support systems : o decision support systems, just-in-time knowledge delivery : systems, electronic performance support systems : o information retrieval: interest profiles, : information filtering, automatic text understanding, : searching the world wide web, personal web agents : : * Making sure that available knowledge is reused and not reinvented : o documentation and annotation of knowledge to facilitate its : being assimilated by people who did not provide it : o ontologies and enterprise data models to provide a common : terminological framework : o automatic text summarization to facilitate selection of : relevant texts : o group support systems : o automatic indexing and abstracting of texts : : * Capturing and securing knowledge to avoid it from getting lost : o designing business processes such that knowledge generated : in ongoing work is easily and immediately captured : o implementing lessons learned processes : o organizational memories: knowledge integration, : knowledge sharing, versioning, contexts, : high-level modelling languages for non-computer scientists : o knowledge extraction from texts : : * Developing new knowledge : o organizational measures for supporting and stimulating : innovation : o information systems for supporting creative processes : (exploration of data spaces, visualization tools, etc.) : o data mining (from data, text, and the web) : : Invited Talks : ------------- : October 30: Mario Raich (Raich Ltd., UK) - topic to be announced - : October 31: speaker and topic to be announced : : Registration : ------------ : Details about the registration procedure will become available end of : April. : : Conference fee (including lunch for both days): : before September 15: 310 CHF : afterwards but before October 15: 350 CHF : afterwards: 380 CHF : : Important dates : --------------- : : Submission of papers by June, 30, 2000 : Acceptance notices mailed by August, 18, 2000 : Final, camera-ready papers due by September, 22, 2000 : : Submission format : ----------------- : : Full papers may have up to 12 pages, short papers up to 6 pages, : both in an 11 point font and single-spaced. We accept either : electronic submission in Postscript, PDF or Word format, or paper : submissions (in 4 copies) to the following address: : : Ulrich Reimer : Swiss Life : Information Systems Research Group : Postfach : CH-8022 Zurich, Switzerland : Email: Ulrich.Reimer(a)swisslife.ch : : Special journal issue : --------------------- : : Selected papers from the conference will be considered for : publication in a special issue of the International Journal of : Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance and Management. : : Program committee : ----------------- : : Co-chairs: : Dirk Mahling (Primix, Inc., USA) : Ulrich Reimer (Swiss Life, Switzerland) : : Members: : V. Richard Benjamins (Univ. of Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Intelligent : Software Components (iSOCO) S.A., Spain ) : Eric Darr (Ernst & Young, USA) : John Davies (British Telecom Labs, UK) : Rose Dieng (INRIA, France) : Udo Hahn (University of Freiburg, Germany) : Manfred Jeusfeld (University of Tilburg, The Netherlands) : Ann Macintosh (Napier University Edinburgh, UK) : Frank Maurer (University of Calgary, Canada) : Katharina Morik (University of Dortmund, Germany) : Brian (Bo) Newman (Founder, Knowledge Management Forum, USA) : Daniel O'Leary (University of Southern California, USA) : Rajkumar Roy (Cranfield University, UK) : Beat Schmid (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland) : Patricia S. Seemann (Group 21, Switzerland) : Steffen Staab (University of Karlsruhe, Germany) : Rudi Studer (University of Karlsruhe, Germany) : Ulrich Thiel (GMD-IPSI, Germany) : Eric Tsui (Computer Sciences Corporation & University of Technology, : Sydney, Australia) : Gertjan van Heijst (CIBIT, The Netherlands) : Georg von Krogh (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland) : Karl M. Wiig (Knowledge Research Institute, USA) : Michael Wolf (UBS, Switzerland) : (to be extended) : : Organization : Ulrich Reimer (Swiss Life, Switzerland) : : Conference secretariat : Annemarie Nicolet (SI, Switzerland) : : The Venue : --------- : : Basel, a city canton with nearly 200,000 people and 2000 years of : history, is located at the elbow of the Rhine on the borders of : France and Germany. It is easily reached by train, air : (EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg), or car. -- Wirtschaftsinformatik, FB5, Universitaet GH Essen Gustaf.Neumann(a)uni-essen.de, neumann(a)computer.org http://nestroy.wi-inf.uni-essen.de/Neumann.html

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[forwarded] CP-AI-OR'00: Call for Participation
by Gustaf Neumann 01 Feb '00

01 Feb '00

Forwarded message from [sts(a)uni-paderborn.de (Stefan Tschoeke)] sent originally on Mon, 31 Jan 2000 19:19:27 +0100 : : (Apologies if you receive this message more than once.) : : ************************************************************ : : CALL FOR PARTICIPATION : : CP-AI-OR'00: Second International Workshop on Integration : of AI and OR techniques in Constraint Programming : for Combinatorial Optimization Problems : : March, 8 - 10, 2000 : : University of Paderborn, Paderborn, Germany : : ************************************************************ : : Sponsored by: : Commission of the European Union : Paderborn Center for Parallel Computing : : In cooperation with: : German Informatics Society (GI) : German Operations Research Society (GOR) : : The integration of techniques from both Operations Research (OR) and : Artificial Intelligence (AI) provides a new paradigm for solving : difficult combinatorial optimization problems. As demonstrated by work : in scheduling, rostering, vehicle routing, and other problems, : constraint programming (CP) provides a powerful means for doing : successful integrations of this kind. Nowadays, most industrial CP : tools and systems have integrated efficient special purpose techniques : from OR for improving problem solving facilities. : : In February 1999, the Universities of Bologna and Ferrara (Italy) : organized the workshop CP-AI-OR'99 and brought together about 60 : researchers from AI and OR to discuss integration issues. In order to : continue this successful event, the second workshop on integration of : AI and OR techniques in CP will be held at the University of Paderborn : (Germany) from March 8-10, 2000. : : The aim of the workshop is to bring together interested researchers : from AI and OR and to make this the major forum for exchanging ideas : and methodologies from both fields. During the workshop ample time will : be allocated for discussion. For instance, a panel discussion with the : title "Hybrid AI/CP/OR methods: What are the next challenges?" is : planned during the workshop. : : This year a special session will focus on airline planning and : scheduling problems, since the workshop is organized by the European : research project PARROT (Parallel Crew Rostering with CP and OR : techniques). : : INVITED PRESENTATIONS : : * Peter Brucker, University of Osnabrueck : Scheduling and Constraint Propagation : : * Pascal van Hentenryck, University of Louvain : OPL: A modeling language for mathematical and constraint : programming : : * George Nemhauser, Georgia Institute of Technology : Optimization in Airline Scheduling : : ACCEPTED PAPERS : : * B. De Backer, V. Furnon, P. Shaw : A Lightweight Addition to CP Frameworks for Improved Local Search : : * J.C. Beck, L. Perron : Discrepancy-Bounded Depth First Search : : * K. Brockmann, I. Rieping : Solving the Capacitated Lot Sizing Problem in Flexible Flow Line : Environments by a Parallel Tabu Search Algorithm : : * A. Chabrier : Using Constraint Programming Search Goals to describe Column : Generation Search Procedures : : * U. Dorndorf, E. Pesch, T. Phan-Huy : Branch and Propagate in Open Shop Scheduling : : * T. Fahle, M. Sellmann : Constraint Programming Based Column Generation with Knapsack : Subproblems : : * F. Foccaci, A. Lodi, M. Milano : Cutting Planes in Constraint Programming: an hybrid approach : : * F. Focacci, W. Nuijten : A Constraint Propagation Algorithm for Scheduling with Sequence : Dependent Setup Times : : * P. Galinier, J.-K. Hao : A General Approach for Constraint Solving by Local Search : : * M.J. Huguet, P. Lopez : Constraint Propagation Rules for Mixed Disjunctive Task Scheduling, : : and Resource Assignment Problems : : * U. Junker : Preference-based Search for Scheduling : : * G. Kliewer : Integrating Market Modeling and Fleet Assignment : : * S. Knust : Scheduling a Single Robot in a Job-Shop Environment : : * N. Kohl : Application of OR and CP Techniques in a Real World Crew Scheduling : : System : : * D.C. Mattfeld : A Hierarchical Decomposition Approach to a Location Allocation : Problem : : * C. Morelli, L.V. Toscani : An experiment on mixing GRASP and HBSS to solve MAX-SAT instances : : * A. Neumaier, H. Schichl : GLOPT-2: A Deterministic Constrained Global Optimization Package : : * G. Ottosson, E.S. Thorsteinsson : Linear Relaxations and Reduced-Cost Based Propagation of Continuous : : Variable Subscripts : : * P. Refalo : Linear Formulation of Constraint Programming Models : : * L.-M. Rousseau, G. Pesant, M. Gendreau : A Hybrid Algorithm to solve a Physician Rostering Problem : : * M. Schmelzer : Car sequencing with flexis APS automative planning system : : * M. Sellmann, K. Zervoudakis, P. Stamatopoulos, T. Fahle : Integrating Direct CP Search and CP-based Column Generation for the : : Airline Crew Assignment Problem : : * P. Torres, P. Lopez : Extension of shaving techniques for large job-shops : : WORKSHOP SITE : : Paderborn is located in Westphalia, Germany. It is a city with a long : and rich history, dating back 1200 years. : : In recent times, the development of Nixdorf computers has led to : intense local activity in computer science. The Paderborn Center of : Parallel Computing (PC2), with research focused on parallelism in : operations research, applied mathematics, and virtual reality, : enhances this activity. In addition, the world's largest computer : museum is located next door to the workshop site. : : The Paderborn airport (PAD) can be easily reached from Frankfurt, : Amsterdam, Munich, Paris, and London. : : SOCIAL EVENTS : : On Wednesday a reception will be held in the Hall of Mirrors of the : Renaissance chateau Schloss Neuhaus, built in the 16th-18th centuries : and which long served the Paderborn princebishops as a residence. : The chateau is in walking distance of the conference site. : : On Thursday there will be a banquet dinner. The lunches will be served : at Cafetria of the Heinz Nixdorf Museum Forum (next door to the workshop : : site), which is the world's largest computer museum. You will have the : opportunity to visit the museum. Tickets are included in the : registration fee. : : REGISTRATION : : The registration form is available at : : http://www.uni-paderborn.de/~CP-AI-OR/registration.html : : or can be requested by sending an email to cp-ai-or(a)uni-paderborn.de : : The registration fee is 290 DEM (= 150 EUR or 150 USD) : for early registration before February 10, 2000, : and 350 DEM ( =180 EUR or 180 USD) after this date. : The registration fee includes : : * Conference documents, the workshop proceedings, all coffee breaks : : * Lunches on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and entrance ticket to : Heinz Nixdorf Museum Forum : : * Reception on Wednesday in the Hall of Mirrors of the Chateau : Schloss Neuhaus : : * Banquet dinner on Thursday : : TRAVEL INFORMATION : : Flight information of the Paderborn airport (PAD) can be accessed via : : http://www.flughafen-paderborn-lippstadt.de/ : : Information about accomodation can be found at : : http://www.uni-paderborn.de/~CP-AI-OR/hotels.html : : Hotels in walking distance to the workshop site are: : : Best Western Hotel Arosa : Hotel Ibis : Galerie-Hotel Abdinghof : Hotel Stadthaus : : WORKSHOP ORGANIZERS : : * Ulrich Junker, Ilog : * Stefan Karisch, Carmen Systems : * Stefan Tschoeke, University of Paderborn : : PROGRAM COMMITTEE : : * Christian Bessiere, CNRS Montpellier : * Alexander Bockmayr, University of Nancy : * Peter Brucker, University of Osnabrueck : * Jens Clausen, Technical University of Denmark : * Michel Gendreau, University of Montreal : * Matthew Ginsberg, University of Oregon : * Costas Halatsis, University of Athens : * Pascal van Hentenryck, University of Louvain : * John Hooker, Carnegie Mellon University : * Niklas Kohl, Carmen Systems : * Francois Laburthe, Bouygues : * Michela Milano, University of Bologna : * Burkhard Monien, University of Paderborn : * George Nemhauser, Georgia Institute of Technology : * Jean-Francois Puget, Ilog : * Paolo Toth, University of Bologna : * Mark Wallace, Imperial College : * Toby Walsh, University of York : : LOCAL ORGANIZATION : : * Stefan Tschoeke : * Silvia Goetz : * Sven Grothklags : * Torsten Fahle : * Georg Kliewer : * Meinolf Sellmann : : WORKSHOP ADDRESS : : CP-AI-OR'00 : c/o Stefan Tschoeke : University of Paderborn : Fuerstenallee 11 : 33102 Paderborn - Germany : e-mail: cp-ai-or(a)uni-paderborn.de : : IMPORTANT DATES : : * Early registration deadline .............. Feb 10, 1999 : * CP-AI-OR'00 .............................. Mar 8-10, 2000 : : FURTHER INFORMATION : : Please consult the web site of CP-AI-OR'00: : : http://www.uni-paderborn.de/CP-AI-OR : : CONTACT ADDRESSES : : Stefan Tschoeke Stefan E. Karisch Ulrich Junker : Univ. of Paderborn Carmen Systems AB Ilog S.A. : Fuerstenallee 11 Odinsgatan 9 1681, route des Dolines : D-33102 Paderborn S-41103 Gothenburg F-06560 Valbonne : sts(a)uni-paderborn.de stefank(a)carmen.se junker(a)ilog.fr -- Wirtschaftsinformatik, FB5, Universitaet GH Essen Gustaf.Neumann(a)uni-essen.de, neumann(a)computer.org http://nestroy.wi-inf.uni-essen.de/Neumann.html

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[forwarded] AMCIS 2000 Minitrack IT in Latin America
by Gustaf Neumann 01 Feb '00

01 Feb '00

Forwarded message from [wynn(a)ZEPHYR.NET (Eleanor Wynn)] sent originally on Mon, 31 Jan 2000 12:35:46 -0800: : XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX : AMCIS 2000 : Americas Conference on Information Systems : Long Beach, California : August 10th - 13th, 2000 : XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX : : Call for Papers for the Mini Track : : "Information Technology in Latin America" : : Information technology has transformed the way organizations do business. : While a connected world provides access to similar technologies, the : situations of use and deployment are likely to vary. Economic, political, : social, and business environment prevailing in different countries and : cultures can lead to the development of solutions unique to their : circumstances. There is an opportunity for interesting and unexpected : innovations in IT use in countries that are currently coming online. Latin : America is in a unique position to show us something about the adaptation of : information technology to these different regional contexts. The region has : experienced economic reforms, political stability and the growth of : technological infrastructure. At the same time, it is in a position to : leapfrog over stages of information systems development. Thus there is a : great deal to learn about IT itself from studying developments in Latin : America. It is also important that scholars and developers in the region : become aware of the variety of technical and organizational approaches, both : successes and breakdowns, that have been experienced in the US and other : technology intensive countries. : : The purpose of this mini-track is to provide a forum for research that : furthers our understanding of the use of information technology in Latin : America both public and private sectors. We also welcome papers about : information technology as it relates to Hispanic communities in the United : States. This mini-track will move us forward in the very important and : perhaps too long neglected development of an Interamerican perspective on : technology use which will benefit all parties. Long Beach is an ideal : location for this topic given the large Hispanic population in California : and its proximity to Mexico. : : This track encourages submissions of panel and workshop proposals as well as : quality research papers and case studies. Possible Topics may include (but : not limited to) the following:: : : -Information technology economic, social, or political aspects. : -Technological development : -Information Technology transfer : -Information technology applications for government institutions : -Information technology in Latin American education : -The impact of information globalization in Latin America : -Electronic Commerce in Latin America : -Dependence in Foreign Information Technology : -Challenges and opportunities for companies : -Information technology management : -Strategic use of information technology : -SME in Latin America : -EDI Experiences in Latin America : -GIS in Latin America : : Mini Track Co-Chairs : : Martha García-Murillo : Syracuse University : School of Information Studies : Center for Science and Technology 4-216 : Syracuse, NY 13455 : E-mail mgarciam(a)syr.edu : Tel: (315) 443-1829 : Fax: (315) 443-5806 : : Eleanor Wynn : Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and Technology : Department of Computer Science and Engineering : P.O Box 9100, Portland, OR 97291-1000 : Tel: (503) 656-7108 : Fax: (503) 656-7108 : E-mail: wynn(a)cse.ogi.edu : : Carlos Navarrete : Universidad Iberoamericana : Prol. Paseo de la Reforma 880 : Lomas de Santa Fe : 01210, Mexico, D.F. : Tel: 5-267-4000 Ext. 4604 : Fax: 5-637-8954 : E-mail: carlos.navarrete(a)uia.mx : : Important Dates : Submission of Material : March 15, 2000 : Notification of Acceptance: April 15, 2000 : Camera-Ready Copy: May 5, 2000 : Conference Registration: June 1, 2000 : : Submission Guidelines : All submissions and inquiries are to be made to Dr. Martha A. Garcia-Murillo : (mgarciam(a)syr.edu) Submissions must be in English, and should represent the : original work of the authors. Each submission is limited to SEVEN pages : (approximately 3500 words) in length for a full complete research paper and : THREE pages (approximately 1500 words) for a research-in-progress paper. All : submissions should be made electronically and sent as an attachment in MS : Word, WordPerfect, PDF, or HTML format. Please indicate "AMCIS 2000 Mini : Track Submission" in the subject line of the e-mail to which your : submissions are attached. Best papers will be recognized and receive awards : at the conference. : : Submissions should include the following: : i)Name, e-mail, mailing address, university/organization affiliation, : phone/fax numbers of the contact person and all co-authors. : ii)Title of the submission, Keywords (five words), Abstract , and Main body : of the submission. : iii) References and/or bibliography (in MIS Quarterly format). : : Americas Conference on Information Systems covers the latest and important : issues in Information Systems and to serve the research and teaching : interests of the IS community. For more details about AMCIS 2000, see : www.csulb.edu/conference/ais2000. : : ===== Start of ISWorld List Footer ===== : ISWorld list is a service of the Association for Information Systems (AIS) : (http://www.aisnet.org) hosted at University College Dublin. 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[forwarded] Call for papers
by Gustaf Neumann 01 Feb '00

01 Feb '00

Forwarded message from [bshin(a)MAIL.SDSU.EDU (bongsik shin)] sent originally on Mon, 31 Jan 2000 14:08:04 +0000: : --=====================_246100523==_.ALT : Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" : : ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ : AMCIS 2000 : Americas Conference on Information Systems : Long Beach, California : August 10th - 13th, 2000 : ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ : : Call for Papers for the Mini Track : Mini-Track Title: Data Warehousing : : This mini track addresses issues of data warehousing. Data warehousing has : emerged as a key technology for supporting information management in : organizations. It has become a critical component for s enormous impact as a : catalyst for effectiveness and efficiency in managing business intelligence, is : obvious and its value will only increase with the advent of knowledge-based : business operation and of electronic commerce. : : The Data Warehousing minitrack will serve various data warehousing issues in : terms ofthat include architecture, applications, processes, and managerial and : technical aspects. Possible Topics may include the followingare listed below: : : q Data Extraction, Cleaning and Transformation : q Very Large Database Technology (>350 Gb of actual data) : q Important applications of Data Warehousing, including OLAP : q The Warehouse on the Web : q Managerial and Organizational Issues : q Decision support systems : q Executive information systems : q Graphical information systems : q Data structure issues : q Meta-data management : q Business values and ROI (return on investment) from warehousing : q Current practices and future trends : q Data quality issues : q Migration to a total knowledge management system : q Development methodologies : q Role of object orientation technology in data warehousing : q Architectural issues : : Mini Track Co-Chairs : Barbara Haley Wixomn : University of Virginia : McIntiyre School of BusinessCommerce : Email: bwixom(a)mindspring.com : : Peter Wolcott : Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis : College of Information Science and Technology : University of Nebraska at Omaha : Email: Peter_Wolcott/IST/UNO/UNEBR(a)unomail.unomaha.edu : : Bongsik Shin : Information and Decision Systems : College of Business Administration : San Diego State University : Tel: 619-594-2133 : Email: bshin(a)mail.sdsu.edu : : Important Dates : Submission of Material: March 15, 2000 : Notification of Acceptance: April 15, 2000 : Camera-Ready Copy: May 5, 2000 : Conference Registration: June 1, 2000 : : Submission Guidelines : All submissions and inquiries are to be made to bshin(a)mail.sdsu.edu. : Submissions : must be in English, and should represent the original work of the authors. Each : submission is limited to SEVEN pages (approximately 3500 words) in length for : a full complete research paper and THREE pages (approximately 1500 words) : for a : research-in-progress paper. All submissions should be made electronically and : sent as an attachment in MS Word, WordPerfect, PDF, or HTML format. Please : indicate "AMCIS 2000 Mini Track Submission" in the subject line of the e-mail : to which your submissions are attached. Best papers will be recognized and : receive awards at the conference. : : Submissions should include the following: : i) Name, e-mail, mailing address, university/organization affiliation, : phone/fax numbers of the contact person and all co-authors. : ii) Title of the submission, Keywords (five words), Abstract , and Main body : of the submission. : iii) References and/or bibliography (in MIS Quarterly format). : : Americas Conference on Information Systems covers the latest and important : issues in Information Systems and to serve the research and teaching interests : of the IS community. For more details about AMCIS 2000, see : www.csulb.edu/conference/ais2000. : : --=====================_246100523==_.ALT : Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" : : <html> : ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ : AMCIS 2000 : Americas Conference on Information Systems : Long Beach, California : August 10th - 13th, 2000 : ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ : : Call for Papers for the Mini Track : Mini-Track Title: Data Warehousing : : This mini track addresses issues of data warehousing. Data : warehousing has emerged as a key technology for supporting information : management in organizations. It has become a critical component for s : enormous impact as a catalyst for effectiveness and efficiency in : managing business intelligence, is obvious and its value will only : increase with the advent of knowledge-based business operation and of : electronic commerce.  : : The Data Warehousing minitrack will serve various data warehousing issues : in terms ofthat include architecture, applications, processes, and : managerial and technical aspects. Possible Topics may include the : followingare listed below: : : q<x-tab>       </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>Data : Extraction, Cleaning and Transformation : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Very : Large Database Technology (>350 Gb of actual data) : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Important : applications of Data Warehousing, including OLAP : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>The : Warehouse on the Web : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Managerial : and Organizational Issues  : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Decision : support systems : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Executive : information systems : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Graphical : information systems : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Data : structure issues : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Meta-data : management : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Business : values and ROI (return on investment) from warehousing : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Current : practices and future trends : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Data : quality issues : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Migration : to a total knowledge management system : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Development : methodologies : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Role : of object orientation technology in data warehousing : q<x-tab>       </x-tab>Architectural : issues : : Mini Track Co-Chairs : Barbara Haley Wixomn : University of Virginia : McIntiyre School of BusinessCommerce : Email: bwixom(a)mindspring.com : : Peter Wolcott : Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis : College of Information Science and Technology : University of Nebraska at Omaha : Email: Peter_Wolcott/IST/UNO/UNEBR(a)unomail.unomaha.edu : : Bongsik Shin : Information and Decision Systems : College of Business Administration : San Diego State University : Tel: 619-594-2133 : Email: bshin(a)mail.sdsu.edu : : Important Dates : Submission of Material: March 15, 2000 : Notification of Acceptance: April 15, 2000 : Camera-Ready Copy: May 5, 2000 : Conference Registration: June 1, 2000 : : Submission Guidelines : All submissions and inquiries are to be made to : bshin(a)mail.sdsu.edu. Submissions : must be in English, and should represent the original work of the : authors. Each submission is limited to SEVEN  pages (approximately : 3500 words) in length for a full complete research paper  and : THREE pages (approximately 1500 words) for a research-in-progress : paper. All submissions should be made electronically and sent : as an attachment in MS Word, WordPerfect, PDF, or HTML format. Please : indicate "AMCIS 2000 Mini Track Submission" in the subject line : of the e-mail to which your submissions are attached. Best papers will be : recognized and receive awards at the conference. : : Submissions should include the following: : i)   Name, e-mail, mailing address, university/organization : affiliation, phone/fax numbers of the contact person and all : co-authors. : ii)  Title of the submission, Keywords (five words), Abstract , and : Main body of the submission. : iii) References and/or bibliography (in MIS Quarterly format). : : Americas Conference on Information Systems covers the latest and : important issues in Information Systems and to serve the research and : teaching interests of the IS community. For more details about AMCIS : 2000, see : <a href="http://www.csulb.edu/conference/ais2000" eudora="autourl">www.csulb.edu/conference/ais2000</a>. : </html> : : --=====================_246100523==_.ALT-- : : ===== Start of ISWorld List Footer ===== : ISWorld list is a service of the Association for Information Systems (AIS) : (http://www.aisnet.org) hosted at University College Dublin. 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[forwarded] CFP for Special session on Software Agent-Oriented Workflows (deadline. March 6, 2000)
by Gustaf Neumann 01 Feb '00

01 Feb '00

Forwarded message from [zakaria.maamar(a)drev.dnd.ca (Zakaria Maamar)] sent originally on Mon, 31 Jan 2000 07:31:26 -0500: : --=====================_1489561==_.ALT : Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"; format=flowed : Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable : : Call for papers for special session on: : Software Agent-Oriented Workflows : (Concepts - Methods - Tools) : at : The 2000 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IC-AI'2000) & : The 2000 International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing : Techniques and Applications (PDPTA'2000) : June 26 - 29, 2000, Monte Carlo Resort, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA : Due Date: March 6, 2000 : : The Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC) defines a WF as the automation of : a business process, in whole or part, during which documents, information : or tasks are passed from one participant to another for action, according : to a set of procedural rules. Currently, organisations tend to use WFs in : order to streamline and coordinate their business processes. : : Generally, WFs are designed and saved for later use. Therefore, these WFs : are pre-defined and static. In this context, one potential drawback of the : WFs results from their no-adaptability. Moreover, with the recent progress : of communication middlewares, for instance object request brokers, and : programming languages for distributed applications, for instance JAVA, WFs : need to be flexible and scalable. In order to cope with these requirements, : a promising approach consists of viewing a WF as a dynamic collection of : collaborative processes that need to be clustered together. Clustering : processes and managing their performance could be assigned to intelligent : components, namely Software Agents (SAs). SAs are attracting much attention : for their autonomy, cooperative behavior, and lately mobility. Whenever : needed, and taking into account the characteristics of the environment in : which they evolve, SAs cluster processes and order them in order to : constitute the required WFs. Such an approach offers a great flexibility : since process combination could be directly based on the agent's states, : rather than being pre-defined in advance. : : Topics of interests include but are not limited to: : * Modeling, designing, and developing software agent-oriented workflows. : * Software agents for managing cross-organisational workflows. : * Software agents for adaptive workflows. : * Parallel and Distributed Software agents for workflows. : * Parallel software agents for evolutionary workflows. : * Applications such as e-commerce, Internet, etc. : : Session organizers : Dr. Zakaria MAAMAR Dr. Mustapha HADIM : Information System Technology Section INGI Department : Defence Research Establishment Valcartier Catholic University of : Louvain-La-Neuve : 2459 Pie-XI Blvd North Place Sainte Barbe : Val-Bélair, QC G3J 1X5, Canada 1348 LLN Belgium : Phone: (418) 844-4000 ext. 4427 Phone: (32) 10 47 90 13 : Fax: (418) 844-4538 Fax: (32) 10 45 03 45 : Email: zakaria.maamar(a)drev.dnd.ca Email: muh(a)info.ucl.ac.be : : Submission of papers : Authors who wish to submit to the session should send either PostScript or : PDF versions of their paper by email to the session organizers, or else : provide a URL for an online version of the paper. Hardcopy submission is : possible if arranged in advance. Submissions should be no more than 4000 : words length (approx. 10 printed pages). The first page of each submission : should list the full contact details (including full name, postal address, : email address, phone and fax number) of at least one author. All accepted : papers will be published either in the PDPTA'2000 or IC-AI'2000 proceedings. : : Important dates : March 6, 2000 (Monday): deadline for paper submission : April 3, 2000 (Monday): notification of acceptance/rejection : May 1, 2000 (Monday): camera-Ready papers & Pre reg. due : June 26 - 29, 2000: IC-AI'2000 Conference : : Note : For information regarding PDPTA'2000 and IC-AI'2000 conferences, contact: : Prof. Hamid R. Arabnia, General Chair, IC-AI'2000 : The University of Georgia, Department of Computer Science : 415 Graduate Studies Research Center : Athens, Georgia 30602-7404, USA : Phone: (706) 542-3480 : Fax: (706) 542-2966 : Email: hra(a)cs.uga.edu : : --=====================_1489561==_.ALT : Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" : Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable : : <html> : Call for papers for special session on: : Software Agent-Oriented Workflows : (Concepts - Methods - Tools) : at : The 2000 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IC-AI'2000) : & : The 2000 International Conference on Parallel and Distributed : Computing : Techniques and Applications (PDPTA'2000) : June 26 - 29, 2000, Monte Carlo Resort, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA : Due Date: March 6, 2000 : : The Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC) defines a WF as the : automation of a business process, in whole or part, during which : documents, information or tasks are passed from one participant to : another for action, according to a set of procedural rules. Currently, : organisations tend to use WFs in order to streamline and coordinate their : business processes. : : Generally, WFs are designed and saved for later use. Therefore, these WFs : are pre-defined and static. In this context, one potential drawback of : the WFs results from their no-adaptability. Moreover, with the recent : progress of communication middlewares, for instance object request : brokers, and programming languages for distributed applications, for : instance JAVA, WFs need to be flexible and scalable. In order to cope : with these requirements, a promising approach consists of viewing a WF as : a dynamic collection of collaborative processes that need to be clustered : together. Clustering processes and managing their performance could be : assigned to intelligent components, namely Software Agents (SAs). SAs are : attracting much attention for their autonomy, cooperative behavior, and : lately mobility. Whenever needed, and taking into account the : characteristics of the environment in which they evolve, SAs cluster : processes and order them in order to constitute the required WFs. Such an : approach offers a great flexibility since process combination could be : directly based on the agent's states, rather than being pre-defined in : advance. : : Topics of interests include but are not limited to: : * Modeling, designing, and developing software agent-oriented : workflows. : * Software agents for managing cross-organisational workflows. : * Software agents for adaptive workflows. : * Parallel and Distributed Software agents for workflows. : * Parallel software agents for evolutionary workflows. : * Applications such as e-commerce, Internet, etc. : : Session organizers : Dr. Zakaria : MAAMAR<x-tab>      </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>Dr. : Mustapha HADIM : Information System Technology : Section<x-tab>   </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>INGI : Department : Defence Research Establishment Valcartier : <x-tab>      </x-tab>Catholic University of : Louvain-La-Neuve : 2459 Pie-XI Blvd : North<x-tab>  </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>Place : Sainte Barbe : Val-Bélair, QC G3J 1X5, : Canada<x-tab>  </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>1348 : LLN Belgium : Phone: (418) 844-4000 ext. : 4427<x-tab> </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>Phone: : (32) 10 47 90 13 : Fax: (418) : 844-4538<x-tab>     </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>Fax: : (32) 10 45 03 45 : Email: : zakaria.maamar(a)drev.dnd.ca<x-tab>       </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>Email: : muh(a)info.ucl.ac.be : : Submission of papers : Authors who wish to submit to the session should send either PostScript : or PDF versions of their paper by email to the session organizers, or : else provide a URL for an online version of the paper. Hardcopy : submission is possible if arranged in advance. Submissions should be no : more than 4000 words length (approx. 10 printed pages). The first page of : each submission should list the full contact details (including full : name, postal address, email address, phone and fax number) of at least : one author. All accepted papers will be published either in the : PDPTA'2000 or IC-AI'2000 proceedings. : : Important dates : March 6, 2000 : (Monday):<x-tab> </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>deadline : for paper submission : April 3, 2000 (Monday): : <x-tab>        </x-tab>notification : of acceptance/rejection : May 1, 2000 (Monday): : <x-tab>  </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>camera-Ready : papers & Pre reg. due : June 26 - 29, 2000: : <x-tab>    </x-tab><x-tab>        </x-tab>IC-AI'2000 : Conference : : Note : For information regarding PDPTA'2000 and IC-AI'2000 conferences, : contact: : Prof. Hamid R. Arabnia, General Chair, IC-AI'2000 : The University of Georgia, Department of Computer Science : 415 Graduate Studies Research Center : Athens, Georgia 30602-7404, USA : Phone: (706) 542-3480 : Fax: (706) 542-2966 : Email: hra(a)cs.uga.edu : </html> : : --=====================_1489561==_.ALT-- -- Wirtschaftsinformatik, FB5, Universitaet GH Essen Gustaf.Neumann(a)uni-essen.de, neumann(a)computer.org http://nestroy.wi-inf.uni-essen.de/Neumann.html

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[forwarded] CALL FOR PAPER DIQ�2000
by Gustaf Neumann 01 Feb '00

01 Feb '00

Forwarded message from [mgenero(a)TITAN.INF-CR.UCLM.ES (Marcela Genero)] sent originally on Fri, 28 Jan 2000 13:50:53 +0100: : THE 4th.WORLD MULTICONFERENECE ON SYSTEMICS, CYBERNETICS AND INFORMATICS : - SCI´2000 : : July, 23-26, 2000 : Orlando, Florida (USA) : Sheraton World : : The invited session Data and Information Quality (DIQ) will be held in : conjunction with the 4TH WORLD MULTICONFERENCE ON SYSTEMICS, CYBERNETICS : AND INFORMATICS (SCI´2000) : : CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE INVITED SESSION: : Data and Information Quality (DIQ´2000) : : PURPOSE AND SCOPE : : Information systems quality is one of the most pressing challenges : facing organisations today. Global, national, and even local : enterprises are driven by information. Many companies have discovered : how critical this information is to the success of their businesses. And : yet, few companies have effective ways of managing the quality of this : information, which is so important to their competitiveness. Nowadays, : databases have become the essential core of information systems, and : therefore their quality must be improved as much as possible in order to : guarantee successful information systems. Because of the growing : complexity of information systems, continuous attention to and : assessment of database and datawarehouses quality throughout the : development process are necessary to produce quality systems. Commitment : to quality in software development is essential both for satisfying : customers and improving the productivity of the development process. It : is time to consider information quality as a main goal to achieve, : instead of a subproduct of database creation and development processes. : : Papers are solicited in a broad range of related topics including, but : no limited to: : : · Quality in Conceptual Modelling : · Data Quality : · Metrics for Conceptual Modelling : · Database Quality : · Metrics for Databases : · Data Quality in Datawarehouses : : DQI´2000 SESSION ORGANAIZERS : : Mario Piattini Velthuis, Associated Professor, [mpiattin(a)inf-cr.uclm.es] : Marcela Fabiana Genero, Associated Professor, [mgenero(a)inf-cr.uclm.es] : : Languages & Computer Systems Department : University of Castilla-La Mancha : Ronda de Calatrava 5 : 13071 - Ciudad Real : Spain : : Tel. : +34 926 295300 Ext. 3747 : Fax : +34 926 295351 : : IMPORTANT DATES : : Paper Submissions: March 3rd, 2000 : Notification of acceptance: April 3rd, 2000 : Camera-ready papers due: May 2nd, 2000 : : SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS : : Authors should submit a paper in English of up 5,000 words (or 10 : pages), by e-mail (attached file in an accepted format- see below). The : only accepted format is WORD 7. : The programme committee will review all papers and the first author of : each paper will be notified of acceptance, by e-mail. : : FORMATTING GUIDELINES : : Submitted papers should be formatted for A4 size paper, and must me : written in English, and carefully checked for correct grammar and : spelling. : The text should be in Times New Roman, 12 pt, justified and single : spaced. There should be headers/footers and no page numbers. : Margins requirements are as follows: Top: 3 cm; Bottom: 3; Left: 2.5; : Right: 2.5. : : The paper should include: : : (a) The title: 14 pt bold type, centred and in upper case. : (b) Authors and affiliations (incl. full address and e-mail) should all : be 11 pt, centred, under the title. Authors (bold) and : affiliation/contact details (italic) should be centred. For multiple : authors use a superscript to indicate affiliation/contact details. : (c) Abstract: maximum 200 words, 12pt. : (d) Keywords: maximum of five, under abstract, separated by commas. : (e) Headings should be numbered and in mixed case 12 pt. bold text. : Generally two, and at most three levels of numbered headings should be : used. : (f) Figures and tables should be numbered sequentially, with a 10 pt. : caption centred immediately below. Figures should be placed in the main : text, as close as possible to their first reference., and centred in a : column or across the page if necessary. : (g) Bibliographical references should be listed alphabetically at the : end of the paper. Examples are given below: : : Henderson-Sellers, B. (1996). Object-oriented Metrics - Measures of : complexity. Prentice-Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey. : : Kitchenham, B., Pflegger, S. and Fenton, N. (1995). Towards a Framework : for Software Measurement Validation. IEEE Transactions of Software : Engineering, 21(12), 929-943. : : Moody, L., Shanks, G. and Darke, P. (1998). Improving the Quality of : Entity Relationship Models - Experience in Research and Practice. : Proceedings of the Seventeenth International Conference on Conceptual : Modelling (E/R ´98), Singapore, 255-276. : : MORE INFO: : : http://www.alarcos.inf-cr.uclm.es/event.htm : : ===== Start of ISWorld List Footer ===== : ISWorld list is a service of the Association for Information Systems (AIS) : (http://www.aisnet.org) hosted at University College Dublin. For archives, : subscribing, or posting "norms" see http://www.isworld.org/isworldlist : ===== End of ISWorld List Footer ===== -- Wirtschaftsinformatik, FB5, Universitaet GH Essen Gustaf.Neumann(a)uni-essen.de, neumann(a)computer.org http://nestroy.wi-inf.uni-essen.de/Neumann.html

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[forwarded] AMCIS 2000 Minitrack on Knowledge Work
by Gustaf Neumann 01 Feb '00

01 Feb '00

Forwarded message from [uschultz(a)MAIL.COX.SMU.EDU (Ulrike Schultze)] sent originally on Mon, 31 Jan 2000 19:09:12 -0600: : AMCIS 2000 : Americas Conference on Information Systems : Long Beach, California : August 10th - 13th, 2000 : : Call for Papers for the Mini Track : "Understanding Knowledge Work" : : This mini-track invites research addressing information systems : development issues related to knowledge work. Even though the : definitions of knowledge work are varied and inconclusive, it is : argued that knowledge workers include professionals, consultants, : technicians, scientists, intellectuals and managers. Furthermore, : knowledge work is described as the production and re-production of : information and knowledge, it is cerebral and involves the : manipulation of abstractions and symbols, and it typically requires : formal education. With the advent of the information age in which : information and knowledge are viewed as primary economic resources, : knowledge workers are becoming increasingly important. This implies : that we need to understand who knowledge workers are and what they do : in order to design and implement technologies that support them. : : In this mini-track, we therefore want to explore the definition and : characterization of knowledge work and knowledge workers. We also : want to examine knowledge work practices to get a better : understanding of what knowledge workers actually do. We are thus : interested in research that addresses the following questions: : - What is knowledge work? : - Who are the people we call knowledge workers? : - What do knowledge workers actually do and how is their work done? : - How can we ensure that the implications of knowledge workers' practices are : considered in the design and implementation of information technology? : : Of particular interest are field studies that not only discuss what : knowledge work is but also how it is accomplished. However, this : mini-track is also open to a variety of research approaches, : including amongst others conceptual development, surveys, and : laboratory experiments. : : Examples of research invited by this mini-track include, but are not : limited to: : o Research that develops definitions of knowledge work; : o Research that explores the essential differences between knowledge work : and other categories of work, e.g., craft work and service work; : o Research on knowledge work in practice, i.e., what knowledge workers : actually do and how it is done; : o Research exploring the relationship between knowledge workers and : technology; : o Research accessing the issues of requirement analysis for the : design and implementation of information systems for knowledge work; : o Genealogical research on knowledge work as a category of work; and : o Research on the social implications of knowledge work as a category of : work : : Mini Track Co-Chairs : : Jeffrey Kim : Whitehead College : University of Redlands : 1200 East Colton Street : Box 3080 : Redlands, CA 92373-0999 : Email: kim(a)uor.edu : (909) 748 - 6263 : Fax: (909) 335-3400 : : Ulrike Schultze : Cox School of Business : Southern Methodist University : PO Box 750333 : Dallas TX 75275-0333 : Email: uschultz(a)mail.cox.smu.edu : (214) 768-4265 : Fax: (214) 768-4099 : : Important Dates: : Submission of Material: March 15, 2000 : Notification of Acceptance: April 15, 2000 : Camera-Ready Copy: May 5, 2000 : Conference Registration: June 1, 2000 : : Submission Guidelines: : All submissions and inquiries are to be made to : Mini-Track Co-Chair: : Jeffrey Kim : University of Redlands : email: kim(a)uor.edu. : : Submissions must be in English, and should represent the original : work of the authors. Each submission is limited to SEVEN pages : (approximately 3500 words) in length for a full complete research : paper and THREE pages (approximately 1500 words) for a : research-in-progress paper. All submissions should be made : electronically and sent as an attachment in MS Word, WordPerfect, : PDF, or HTML format. Please indicate "AMCIS 2000 Mini Track : Submission" in the subject line of the e-mail to which your : submissions are attached. Best papers will be recognized and receive : awards at the conference. : : Submissions should include the following: : i) Name, e-mail, mailing address, university/organization : affiliation, phone/fax numbers of the contact person and all : co-authors. : ii) Title of the submission, Keywords (five words), Abstract, and : Main body of the submission. : iii) References and/or bibliography (in MIS Quarterly format). : : Americas Conference on Information Systems covers the latest and : important issues in Information Systems and to serve the research and : teaching interests of the IS community. For more details about AMCIS : 2000, see www.csulb.edu/conference/ais2000. : : ************************************************************** : Ulrike Schultze Phone: (214) 768-4265 : Cox School of Business Fax: (214) 768-4099 : Southern Methodist University : PO Box 750333 : Dallas TX 75275-0333 : http://www.cox.smu.edu/isom/isomdept/faculty/schultze.html : ************************************************************** : : ÿÿStart of ISWorld List Footer ÿÿ : ISWorld list is a service of the Association for Information Systems (AIS) : (http://www.aisnet.org) hosted at University College Dublin. For archives, : subscribing, or posting "norms" see http://www.isworld.org/isworldlist : ÿÿEnd of ISWorld List Footer ÿÿ -- Wirtschaftsinformatik, FB5, Universitaet GH Essen Gustaf.Neumann(a)uni-essen.de, neumann(a)computer.org http://nestroy.wi-inf.uni-essen.de/Neumann.html

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