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CALL FOR PAPERS
Pre-ECIS Workshop: Hyper-automation and Information Systems,
June 14, 2020 at the 28th European Conference on Information
Systems / Marrakech, Morocco (
https://ecis2020.ma/).
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Dear Colleagues,
Please consider submitting your work to the Pre-ECIS workshop on
Hyper-automation and Information Systems
About the Workshop:
Hyper-automation refers to the combination of machine learning,
packaged software and automation tools, including cognitive and
robotic process automation to advance work practices (Gartner,
2019). Hyper-automation also refers to automation mechanisms and
steps of automation itself such as discovering, analyzing,
designing, automating, measuring, monitoring and reassessing and
how combination of advanced technologies and tools such as
artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of things (IoT), big data,
robotics, and machine learning (ML) can contribute to developing
hyper-automation. Through rapid scaling, significant adaptations
in capabilities have occurred as a result of the convergence of
trends and technological developments. These changes have a large
impact on the work practices, products, processes, and people.
Therefore, understanding the automation procedures, how they can
be combined and coordinated becomes even more important.
Furthermore, we are on the cusp of the next ind
ustrial revolution through technological developments such as
augmented automation, digitizing and analyzing which will impact
the connection between human and human, human and machines, and
machine and machine. Hyper-automation will also drive the need for
different skills to understand, empathize, and collaborate.
By organizing this workshop, our aim is to increase the
understanding of hyper-automation and its implications for
information systems.
Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
* Hyper-automation,
* Robotic Process Automation,
* Cognitive Automation, Artificial intelligence, Machine learning
in relation to Hyper-automation
* Future workforce, autonomy, and responsibility
* Automated exception handling
* Human trust in automation technology
* Human and Machine: collaboration, understanding and decision
transparency
* Implications of hyper-automation for management strategies
* Business capability implications of hyper-automation
* Examples of changes in routine capabilities through the use of
hyper-automation
All manuscripts should be submitted through
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=hais20200.
Relevant Dates
* Submissions due by March 20, 2020.
* Replies by April 17, 2020.
* Workshop to be held on June 14, 2020
For workshop programme, further details, and submission guidelines
please see:
https://ecis2020.ma/workshops-and-ancillary-meetings/
If you have any question, please do not hesitate to contact the
organizing team:
Gustaf Juell-Skielse, Associate Professor, Stockholm University,
Sweden.
Email:
gjs@dsv.su.se<mailto:gjs@dsv.su.se>
Mohammad Jabbari, Dr, Queensland University of Technology,
Australia.
Email:
m.jabbarisabegh@qut.edu.au<mailto:m.jabbarisabegh@qut.edu.au>
Hajo A. Reijers, Professor, Utrecht University, The Netherlands.
Email:
h.a.reijers@uu.nl<mailto:h.a.reijers@uu.nl>
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