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_Call for papers: The 1st International Workshop on Business Model
Dynamics and Information Systems Engineering Workshop (BumDISE 2015)_
Held in conjunction with the 28th International Conference on Advanced
Information Systems Engineering CAISE2016 (http://caise2016.si/).
Ljubljana, Slovenia on June 13, 2016.
_Important notes_
- authors are invited to submit full papers (about 12 pages) and short
papers (about 6 pages).
- accepted papers will be published in Springer LNBIP volume proceedings
together with the other CAISE 2016 workshops.
_Important dates_
- Submission is open: 10th January 2016
_- Submission deadline (EXTENDED): 25th February 2016_
- Notification of acceptance: 16th March 2016
- Camera-Ready copy due: 26th March 2016
- Workshop: 13th June 2016
The goal of the workshop is to explore and clarify the nature of the
mechanisms and dynamics underlying the emergence and evolution of new
and existing Business Models (BMs) with emphasis both on the design of
new BMs and the reconfiguration of existing ones. Both BM design and
reconfiguration implies questioning the role and methods of information
systems engineering.
While BMs have attracted attention from scholars and practitioners
working in distinct disciplines, including information systems, the
quest for their emergence and evolution has been primarily been analyzed
from a management perspective, either with a strategy or an organization
theory flavor. Within this line of inquiry, Business Model Innovation
(BMI) has been theoretically framed in terms of three broad problem
domains: discovering opportunities for new BMs (sensing), designing new
BMs (seizing) and developing (transforming) a BM (Teece, 2007). This
workshop builds on the consideration that unpacking and shedding light
on such areas can greatly benefit from importing insights from
information systems engineering. For example, what is the role of system
modeling in sensing opportunities? How and under what conditions could
conceptual modeling support the design of innovative business models
able to confer competitive advantage? Questions such as these ones
remain, partly, unanswered because the two domains, information systems
on one side, and organization theory and strategy on the other side,
have evolved into separated silos (Zott, Amit & Massa, 2011). Building
on these premises, the workshop aims to promote and exchange ideas on
the role and use of information systems engineering for BM design and
reconfiguration and a cross fertilization of insights between scholars
from information systems engineering and management and organization
science community. That’s the main contribution, difference, but also
complementarity of the workshop with regard to other CAISE confirmed
accompanying events (BPMDS, EMMSAD, ICSOB).
The workshop aims also to contribute to CAISE 2016 theme “Information
systems for connecting people” by providing an emergent perspectives on
BM Innovation, considering individuals impact on their implementation
and, thus, to business strategy outcomes.
The track is powered by the Swiss National Science Foundation Sinergia
project Business Model Dynamics (Project Number: 147666), an
interdisciplinary collaborative research effort involving research teams
from four prominent universities (EPFL – Lausanne, ETH - Zurich, USI –
Lugano and UNIBO, Bologna) and focuses on shedding light on the dynamics
at the background of the emergence and evolution of BMs across sectors
and at different levels of analysis.
Topics
We strongly encourage the publications reporting a synergy of innovative
research and best practices in BMs Innovation, design, and
reconfiguration. We encourage the original contributions exploring the
challenges and solutions related to BM innovation and information
systems engineering capabilities, as well as industrial case studies
illustrating these challenges and solutions. The topics are among but
not limited to:
* Business Model Innovation Dynamics and information systems
engineering capabilities
* Business Models Innovation through information systems engineering
* Models and Tools for BM sensing, seizing, and transforming
* Dynamic Capabilities and information systems engineering
* Multi-sided platforms and Internet-based Enterprise innovation
* Multiple value propositions and value networks
* Silver economy
* Talent management and information systems engineering capabilities
* Open scientific challenges in the technical foundations of BM
Innovation
* Information Systems as catalysis to Business Model Innovation
and Dynamics
_Papers submission_
We invite submissions in the form of Full papers and Short papers.
- Full papers reporting the completed research, industrial case studies,
empirical studies and surveys are limited to 12 pages including all
text, figures, references and appendices.
- Short papers reporting research-in-progress and problem statements are
restricted to a maximum length of 6 pages (including all text, figures,
references and appendices).
- All papers should be submitted in PDF format. The results described
must be unpublished and must not be under review elsewhere.
Submission is handled through easychair at the following page:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=bumdise2016
_Guidelines for authors__
_
The workshop uses blind review. The submitted manuscripts should comply
with he Springer LNBIP formatting rules.
To prepare your initial submission, please follow the Author
Instructions at http://www.springer.com/computer/lncs?SGWID=0-164-6-793326-0
The accepted papers will be published in Springer LNBIP volume
proceedings together with the other CAISE 2016 workshops.
For the accepted papers, please make sure to use the full names of all
contributing authors in the paper (first name(s) and surname).
Please make sure that the figures are legible also when printed in black
and white. Colored figures will only appear in the online version of the
proceedings.
_Organizers_
Christopher Tucci (Ph.D.)
EPFL CDM MTEI CSI
ODY 1 04 (Odyssea)
Station 5
CH-1015 Lausanne, Switzerland
Email : christopher.tucci@epfl.ch
Lorenzo Massa (Ph.D.)
Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU),
Department of Strategy and Innovation
Building D2, 2nd upper level
Welthandelsplatz 1 A-1020 Wien, Austria.
&
EPFL CDM MTEI CSI
ODY 1 16 (Odyssea)
Station 5 CH-1015
Lausanne, Switzerland
Email : lorenzo.massa@wu.ac.at - lorenzo.massa@epfl.ch
Gianluigi Viscusi (Ph.D.)
EPFL CDM MTEI CSI
ODY 1 16 (Odyssea)
Station 5 CH-1015
Lausanne, Switzerland
email: gianluigi.viscusi@epfl.ch
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