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Dear Colleagues:
This note is to remind you to consider submitting your research
work to the eBusiness (SIGeBIZ) mini-track at AMCIS 2019, to be
held in Cancun, Mexico on August 15-17, 2019. A brief description
of the mini-track is provided below; you may also visit
https://amcis2019.aisconferences.org/submissions/track-descriptions/.
Description of Proposed Minitracks:
Minitrack 1: Social Media, Social Commerce and Digital
Transformation
This mini-track recognizes the impact of social media and social
commerce on businesses and organizations. Understanding the
digital transformative effect that the quickly changing
environment related to social media and social commerce has on
business, organizations and people is also of critical importance.
This mini-track provides a forum for researchers, educators, and
practitioners working in the areas of social media and social
commerce to meet and exchange research ideas related to digital
transformation. The mini-track serves as an outlet for studies
related to technology, business models, protocols, industry
experiences, legal aspects, security issues, and innovations in
social media and social commerce. We welcome all aspects of
research related to social media and social commerce and are open
to all types of research methods (e.g., simulation, survey,
experimentation, case studies, action research, etc.).
The Social Media, Social Commerce and Digital Transformation
minitrack welcomes AMCIS category papers in the following areas:
Social Media
Social Commerce
Digital Transformation
Social Media and Social Commerce Innovation
Legal Issues Related to Social Media and Social Commerce
Security Issues Related to Social Media and Social Commerce
Social Media or Social Commerce Business Model Development
The minitrack also serves as an outlet for studies in:
Theory development
Industry Experiences
Simulation
Survey
Experimentation
Case Studies
Action Research
The minitrack is also interested in recent developments in:
Domain-specific conceptual modeling of Digital Transformations
Minitrack 2: Business Models for the Digital Economy
This mini-track serves as a forum for the presentation and
discussion of new and innovative approaches to business models for
coping with the challenges of the digital economy and digital
transformation of businesses, and beyond. We consider an economy
based on the digitization of information and the respective
information and communication infrastructure as the digital
economy. These developments are creating and are requiring new
types of business models. Value creation processes and structures
will be altered radically and may be disruptive, new types of
products, as well as services, are emerging. New technologies,
such as blockchain, AI, or conversational interfaces, are
important enablers. Therefore, this mini-track addresses all
topics concerned with the analysis, design, development,
implementation, evaluation, and control of future business models
for the creation of economic value in the digital economy from a
communication, organizational, business, economic, and manageria
l perspective applying a theoretical, conceptual, or practical
approach.
Suggested topics include but are not limited to the following:
Challenges and foundations of the digital economy
Analytical and architectural frameworks for new business models
Business model generation and innovation
Disruptive business models in the digital economy
Digital transformation
Digital ecosystems
Blockchain technology
Digitally enhanced products
Industry 4.0 / Industrial Internet/ smart factory/ Internet of
things
Conversational commerce
Social media and social networks based business models/ social
commerce
Design and modeling approaches/ methods
Evaluation and simulation techniques/ approaches
Industry perspectives on business models
Challenges of converging industries, e.g.: Mobility, Financial
industry (e.g., Fintech/ InsurTech), Media
industry,Telecommunications.
Minitrack 3: Social Media Platforms for E-Commerce
Recently, social media platforms for e-commerce are popular for
users or companies. The amount of data or behavior on social media
are huge and accumulated continuously. The power on social media
platforms reveals deep meanings; for example, photos, videos,
emotions, or microblogs. The meaning of words, photos, or icons is
not just the way it has. The sentiment and behavior behind social
media platforms have influence and impact on e-commerce.
Enterprises attempt to employ social media platforms to implement
e-commerce and increase profits. By using social media platforms,
enterprises have lots of opportunities to increase the success of
e-commerce businesses. Social commerce gradually emerges on
account of practical circumstances and the necessity of business
operation. Social commerce also is regarded as an important
combination of social computing technologies and the rising social
platforms in an online situation that has deep impacts in shaping
commercial channels on and off the Internet.
Certain disciplines also cover the scope of social media platforms
such as psychology, computer science, communication, management,
marketing, and social science. The purpose of this minitrack is to
discuss the impact of social media platforms on business in terms
of customer, enterprise, and social perspectives. Besides, this
minitrack also aims to figure out the critical factors and
relations of social media, commerce, and customer behaviors on
e-business.
Potential Topics:
l Machine learning and deep learning on social media platforms
l Sentiment analysis in social media for e-commerce
l Social marketing
l Big data analysis on social media platforms
l Social innovation
l Multiple channels and O2O retailing on e-commerce
l Impact and influence of social media platforms on diversity
l Fintech on social media platforms
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