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*Call for Papers: 19th Annual Symposium on Statistical Challenges
in
eCommerce Research (SCECR)*
We cordially invite you to submit a 2-page extended abstract to
the *19th
annual Symposium on* *Statistical Challenges in Electronic
Commerce
Research* (*SCECR*). This SCECR intends to be the best there is,
the best
there was, and the best there ever will be; and will take place in
*Bogotá,
Colombia June 8-10, 2023*. We are soliciting papers with the goal
of
hosting a 100% in-person conference.
The theme for the symposium in 2023 will be “*IT Beyond the
Artifact*.” The
downstream and upstream implications of the Internet, AI, Cloud
Computing,
Machine Learning, Blockchain, and more have created rich
opportunities for
research that extends well beyond traditional conceptualizations
of the IT
artifact. Technology and its applications in diverse contexts can
be used
to generate tremendous economic, social, and financial value,
leading to
many research questions that were otherwise unimaginable just a
few years
ago. The goal of this conference is to gather a rich body of
interdisciplinary scholars interested in the robust application of
empirical and analytical methods to tackle these research
questions.
Scholars with early-stage and risky work are particularly
encouraged to
submit, so as to receive feedback from the diverse audience that
constitutes the SCECR community.
We welcome submissions from a broad range of topics, including,
but not
limited to: electronic markets, digital platforms, policy design,
online
social exchange, FinTech, digitization of products and services,
and
virtually any data-driven social or business related phenomena. We
welcome
methodological contributions related to statistics, machine
learning,
artificial intelligence, econometrics, agent-based modeling, and
other
empirical approaches. Submissions should highlight the statistical
and
empirical challenges that arise from these approaches. Additional
details
can be found on the symposium website (
http://scecr.com).
*The deadline for* *submission is* *March 1, 2023*, and
notifications of
paper decisions will be sent by *March 31, 2023*. Authors should
submit a
two-page extended abstract (excluding references, figures, and
tables) that
outlines the research and the corresponding empirical challenges.
Abstracts
should be submitted via EasyChair:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=scecr2023
*Advisory
Notes:*
· At this point, SCECR 2023 will be an in-person conference and
limited to those who are able to attend the conference in person.
At least
one person from the author team for accepted papers will be
expected to
attend the conference in person.
· If the COVID-19 situation should once again deteriorate, to the
point that an in-person meeting becomes infeasible, the potential
move to a
hybrid or online conference will be considered.
--
Brad Greenwood, PhD MBA
George Mason University
*
http://www.fixedeffects.com/
<http://www.fixedeffects.com/>*
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