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This is a reminder of the deadline (April 30, 2021) for the
(optional) submission of an extended abstract for the special
issue below.
Information Systems Journal
Special Issue Call for Papers
Digital Platforms and Ecosystems
Submission of extended abstract (optional): April 30, 2021
Submission of manuscript: June 30, 2021
Special Issue Guest Senior Editors
Barney Tan, The University of Sydney
Xiao Xiao, Copenhagen Business School
Michael Chau, The University of Hong Kong
Felix Ter Chian Tan, The University of New South Wales
Carmen Leong, The University of New South Wales
The Information Systems Journal (Impact factor: 4.188) is inviting
submissions that advance our understanding of Digital Platforms
and Ecosystems from two particular perspectives. The first is one
that views digital platforms as ecosystems, where a deeper
understanding of the ecosystem metaphor (when applied to
platform-based business models) may help to answer many of the key
questions that are yet to be addressed within the domain. The
second is one that views digital platforms and ecosystems as
conceptually distinct, where greater clarity on the delineation
between the two concepts may give rise to more sophisticated and
nuanced theories.
The CFP is now available at
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/pb-assets/assets/13652575/ISJ_Digital%20Platforms%20and%20Ecosystems_CFP%20v2%20(002).pdf
For the special issue, we welcome research from all theoretical
perspectives, employing all research methods, and at all
levels-of-analysis. Examples of topics that would be appropriate
include, but are not limited to, the following:
• The antecedents, nature, and consequences of platformization for
traditional firms
• Ecosystem management and development for digital platforms
• The design of the underlying technical infrastructure of digital
platforms and ecosystems
• Governance and regulation of digital platforms and ecosystems
• The coordination and management of platform/ecosystem entities
• The dynamics and inherent tensions of coopetition within digital
platforms and ecosystems
• The economic, social, and environmental implications of digital
platforms and ecosystems
• Value co-creation and joint innovations within a digital
platform or ecosystem
• Dynamics of interactions and relationships between platforms and
their participating entities
• Novel research approaches for studying digital platforms and
ecosystems
• The attainment and sustenance of critical mass, and the
management of network effects
• The influence of novel technologies in the formation and
development of digital platforms and ecosystems
Authors are welcome to submit an extended abstract for initial
feedback up to two months before the formal submission deadline.
The formal submission deadline is June 30, 2021 and will not be
extended. All manuscript submissions will go through an initial
round of screening by the special issue editorial board to ensure
that they fit the objectives of the special issue and the
Information Systems Journal, and can be reasonably improved during
the stipulated time frame. For formatting criteria, authors should
refer to the Information Systems Journal website
(
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/13652575/homepage/ForAuthors.html).
Manuscripts that pass initial screening will go through the
Information Systems Journal review process. It is expected that a
manuscript will go through a maximum of three rounds of revision.
Warmest Regards,
BARNEY TAN | Deputy Head of Discipline and Associate Professor
Business Information Systems | The University of Sydney Business
School
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