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Dear colleagues,
The program of a pre-ECIS'19 workshop STPIS'19 is on-line
https://stpis2019.blogs.dsv.su.se/program/.
The workshop is held on June 10th 2019 at DSV campus in Kista
(Stockholm)
https://dsv.su.se/en/about/find
The program has a busy schedule of presentations, and two sessions
of collaborative work
If you are planning to attend ECIS'19 in Stockholm this summer and
at the same time participate in the discussion at pre-ECIS
workshop STPIS'19, please, register your intention via the
following Doodle event:
https://doodle.com/poll/urhbx7ws95cif2y7
(unless you have already done so)
<https://doodle.com/poll/urhbx7ws95cif2y7>
Best regards
--Ilia
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5th International Workshop on Socio-Technical Perspective in IS
development (STPIS'19), Stockholm, 10th of June 2019
The main */purpose /*of the workshop is to arrange */discussions
/*on using a socio-technical perspective in organizational systems
development, the long term goal being to make this workshop
a/*meeting place for the community of researchers and
practitioners*/ interested in the socio-technical approach.
Following the purpose, only part of the workshop is devoted to
presentations, the rest is designated for collaborative work. This
year we follow the practice established during STPI'17 and will be
working on a real case from the local industry. The case is
described in
http://stpis2019.blogs.dsv.su.se/files/2019/03/BusinessCase.pdf
Fo full description of the workshop browse
https://stpis2019.blogs.dsv.su.se/
The workshop is attached to ECIS'19 conference
http://ecis2019.eu/
Short description is presented below
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Despite that a socio-technical perspective has been around for
over a half century, it is often forgotten in the Information
Systems (IS) discourse today. Consequently, many “new approaches”
appear to reflect on IS systems problems, such as modern IT
systems poorly adjusted to the external or/and internal
environment (e.g. market, organizational culture) of organizations
in which they are (to be) deployed. We strongly believe that it is
high time the social-technical perspective took its proper place
in IS research, practice and teaching.
The main purpose of the workshop is to arrange discussions on
using a socio-technical perspective in IS development, the long
term goal being to make this workshop a meeting place for the
community of IS researchers and practitioners interested in the
socio-technical approach.
Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
* Case studies using socio-technical approach
* Information system design using socio-technical approach
* Socio-technical comparative studies of technology/IS adoption
* Socio-technical analysis, design, development and integration
of
– health care systems
– crisis management systems
– information security management systems
– learning systems
– privacy enhanced technology
* Societal Security from a socio-technical perspective
* Ethnographic and Anthropological aspects of IS design and
adoption
* IT business alignment from a socio-technical perspective
* Using Viable System Model (VSM) for analysis and design of
socio-technical systems
Organizing committee
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Stewart Kowalski, Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
Norway, - general chair
Peter Bednar, School of Computing, University of Portsmouth, UK -
program chair
Alexander Nolte, University of Tartu, Estonia – publicity chair
Ilia Bider – DSV, Stockholm University/Ibissoft, Stockholm, Sweden
- local chair
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Dr. Ilia Bider
Process- och systemutvecklingskonsult at IbisSoft.se
Lektor & Forskare/Docent i data- och systemvetenskap at
DSV.su.se
ilia@ibissoft.se +46 (0)8 164998
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