Subject: | [AISWorld] Call for papers: Social Theories in Enterprise Systems Research - CONFENIS 2011, Denmark |
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Date: | Wed, 11 May 2011 22:14:05 +0200 |
From: | Tina Blegind Jensen <tbj.inf@cbs.dk> |
To: | aisworld@lists.aisnet.org <aisworld@lists.aisnet.org> |
Developing enterprise systems is a rather multifaceted challenge that is
partly about the design of new technologies, but also involves
the development of supportive social frameworks and
institutional structures as well as normative conventions that
complement and reinforce the adoption and diffusion of these
technologies at large. Therefore, investigating the
technological nature of enterprise systems alone without
examining their prevalent social aspects yields an incomplete
and somewhat shortsighted understanding of the underlying
issues.
Thus far, the prevailing discourse on enterprise systems has
had techno-centered orientation in spite of the far-reaching
social ramifications of these systems. Subsequently, we seek
submissions that explore social and organizational aspects of
enterprise systems using theories such as actor-network
theory, institutional theory, structuration theory,
sensemaking, sociotechnical theory, information infrastructure
theory or other theories used in organization studies. In
particular, we wish to attract papers from researchers who
apply, build on, or compare social theories within the domain
of enterprise systems.
Submissions may relate to any social aspect of enterprise
systems, for example:
- Enterprise system implementation
- Organizational issues related to enterprise system adoption
- Social impacts of enterprise systems in or across
organizational settings
- How users make sense of enterprise systems
- Enterprise systems as information infrastructures
- The role of social and historical structures in enterprise
system adaptation
- Institutional logics behind enterprise system implementation
- Balancing between emergent innovative capabilities and
mature economies of scale
All research genres are equally welcome, including qualitative
or quantitative research, case studies, survey research, and
conceptual frameworks. We particularly encourage submissions
that challenge or reframe our taken-for-granted assumptions,
perceptions and practices.
Website:
http://www.confenis2011.aau.dk/
The
Fifth International Conference on Research and Practical
Issues of Enterprise Information Systems (CONFENIS 2011) will
be held in Aalborg, Denmark, October 16-18, 2011
Tina Blegind Jensen – Assistant Professor,
PhD
Department of IT Management –
Copenhagen Business School
Howitzvej
60 – DK 2000 Frederiksberg
Phone:
+45 38 15 24 55 – email: blegind@cbs.dk – www.cbs.dk/staff/blegind