-------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [WI] Call for Cases | Springer Book "Digitalization Cases" (2nd Edition) Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2020 17:11:05 +0100 From: Nils Urbach nils.urbach@uni-bayreuth.de Reply-To: Nils Urbach nils.urbach@uni-bayreuth.de To: aisworld@lists.aisnet.org, wi@lists.kit.edu CC: Röglinger, Maximilian, Dr. maximilian.roeglinger@fim-rc.de, Karlheinz Kautz karlheinz.kautz@rmit.edu.au, csaunder@ucf.edu, alinda@utm.my, martin.wiener@tu-dresden.de, Völter, Fabiane fabiane.voelter@fim-rc.de
Call for Cases
DIGITALIZATION CASES (2nd Edition)
http://www.digitalization-cases.net/
ABOUT
The second edition of this Springer book is designed to present a rich compilation of real-world cases on digitalization. More specifically, with all economic and societal sectors being challenged by emergent digital technologies, this book aims to illustrate how organizations all around the globe leverage their capabilities to foster digital innovation, to develop digital business models, and to digitally transform themselves. In doing so, this book reports on best practices and lessons learned from organizations that succeeded in tackling challenges and seizing opportunities presented by the digital era. The cases provide insightful examples for practitioners and interesting cases for researchers, teachers, and students globally. All case descriptions follow a common format, making them easily accessible and comparable for the reader. Moreover, accompanying case materials facilitate the learning experience.
TOPICS OF INTEREST
The book intends to compile the experiences of organizations unfolding the potential of digital technologies, rethinking their business models for the digital age, and transforming the way they do business. The book’s focus is neither on traditional case studies published in academic journals nor on promotional offerings from consulting companies. Its intention is to share first-hand experiences that organizations have made with digitalization. That said, cases must be developed from the perspective of the organization in focus. For the learning to apply on a truly global scale, we aim for cases from the Americas, Europe and Africa, as well as the Asia-Pacific region.
We invite industry cases addressing a wide range of topics. We welcome contributions related to any industry, including both business-to-consumer and business-to-business domains. Besides striving for new cases, we also appreciate updates on cases published in the book’s first edition. Updated cases should provide substantially new actions taken, results achieved, and lessons learned.
Topics of interest include, but are by no means limited to:
Digital Innovation
- Insightful cases that demonstrate how innovative digital technologies (e.g., artificial intelligence, blockchain, Internet of things, virtual/augmented reality, robotic process automation) challenge existing businesses and offer new affordances
- Application of innovative methods and approaches for the identification and selection of digital technologies, while accounting for organizational constraints and context factors
- Assessments of the disruptive potential of emergent digital technologies
- Approaches for demonstrating the value of disruptive technologies for particular business scenarios (e.g., prototyping, minimum viable products, smart services)
- Roadmaps for the adoption of innovative technologies in organizations
- Evaluation of user acceptance regarding disruptive technologies and development of corresponding training programs
Digital Business
- Examples of successful digital business models (e.g. platform business, sharing economy, social media, smart products and services) that challenge traditional business models
- Identification of benefits and challenges of digitalization for organizations and their potential for new business models
- Combination of physical products and digital services in ecosystems and offering of hybrid product-service systems
- Methods for the development and evaluation of digital business models
- Collaboration with start-ups and engagement in digital value networks to realize digital business models
- Challenges and practical solutions related to cybersecurity in digital business
Digital Transformation
- Demonstration of how an organization successfully transformed itself into a digital enterprise
- Strategies and transformation paths for structured and targeted digital change
- Development and implementation of novel organizational approaches (e.g. bi- or multi-modal IT, agile at scale, business-managed IT) and processes (e.g. agile business process management, agile project management)
- Definition and introduction of new roles (e.g. Chief Digital Officer or Chief Innovation Officer)
- New paradigms and approaches for management, leadership, and performance management in the digital age
- Change management and workforce transformation addressing digitalization challenges
- Successful initiation of digital transformation programs (including a description of obstacles and roadblocks that had to be overcome, etc.)
CASE FORMAT
1. Structured abstract (max. 400 words) 2. Introduction (approx. 500 words) 3. Situation faced (approx. 500 – 1,000 words) 4. Action taken (approx. 2,000 – 2,500 words) 5. Results achieved (approx. 1,000 – 2,000 words) 6. Lessons learned (approx. 1,000 – 2,000 words)
Accompanying case materials (such as company presentations, teaching materials, etc.) are optional and can be handed in with final acceptance of the case. The actual name of the case company must be mentioned both in the title and throughout the manuscript. We strongly prefer author teams including co-authors from both academia and the focal case company.
IMPORTANT DATES
March 31, 2020: Declaration of interest to contribute a case (via e-mail to the editors)
May 31, 2020: Submission of cases due (via EasyChair)
July 15, 2020: Feedback to the authors
September 15, 2020: Re-submission of cases due
October 31, 2020: Feedback to the authors on revised version
November 30, 2020: Re-submission of final version
December 15, 2020: Editing completed and manuscript sent to publisher
Spring 2021: Estimated publication date
EDITORS
Overall Coordination:
Nils Urbach, University of Bayreuth & Fraunhofer FIT, nils.urbach@uni-bayreuth.de mailto:nils.urbach@uni-bayreuth.de
Maximilian Röglinger, University of Bayreuth & Fraunhofer FIT, maximilian.roeglinger@uni-bayreuth.de mailto:maximilian.roeglinger@uni-bayreuth.de
Region Americas:
Carol Saunders, University of South Florida, csaunder@ucf.edu mailto:csaunder@ucf.edu
Martin Wiener, TU Dresden, martin.wiener@tu-dresden.de mailto:martin.wiener@tu-dresden.de
Region Asia, Pacific:
Karlheinz Kautz, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, karlheinz.kautz@rmit.edu.au
Rose Alinda Alias, Azman Hashim International Business School,alinda@utm.my
Region Europe, Middle East, Africa:
Nils Urbach, University of Bayreuth & Fraunhofer FIT, nils.urbach@uni-bayreuth.de mailto:nils.urbach@uni-bayreuth.de
Maximilian Röglinger, University of Bayreuth & Fraunhofer FIT, maximilian.roeglinger@uni-bayreuth.de mailto:maximilian.roeglinger@uni-bayreuth.de
FURTHER INFORMATION
You can access all relevant information on our website: http://www.digitalization-cases.net/
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