| Subject: | [AISWorld] Resubmitting the CFP for the Copenhagen Co-Creation conference 1st and 2nd of September 2011 |
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| Date: | Fri, 11 Mar 2011 12:10:10 +0100 |
| From: | Sudhanshu Rai <sr.inf@cbs.dk> |
| To: | aisworld@lists.aisnet.org <aisworld@lists.aisnet.org> |
Dear
Colleagues
Several people
have informed me that the attached file for the CFP for the
Copenhagen Co-Creation conference was faulty. I resubmit the
CFP in this mail for the benefit of the community.
CALL for PAPERS
COPENHAGEN
CO-CREATION CONFERENCE
-
Co-Creating Innovative Technologies for Future Markets -
The
Copenhagen Business School (CBS) and Danish Design Association
invite you to participate in the 2nd Copenhagen
Co-Creation Conference on ‘Co-creating Innovative Technologies
for Future Markets’.
The
conference will take place on
September 1.
& 2.
Copenhagen
Business School, Denmark
Call for Submissions and
Participation
Design and Innovation is
increasingly becoming an important lever for creating new
opportunities for companies as new technologies emerge,
creating new markets.
Co-creation is an innovative
way to combine resources across different knowledge platforms
and geographical regions. Co-creation is the process of
visualizing, designing, combining and developing an artifact
or systems that support the commercialization of that
artifact. The focus of co-creation is to seek and design new
and future markets. The process of co-creation is as much a
process of coordination as it is of knowledge generation,
construction and instruction. Co-creation implies the coming
together of diverse, non-similar knowledge bases to
collectively identify an opportunity and pool their knowledge
and resources together to take advantage of the opportunity.
In co-creation of IT innovation, information technology - with
its domain flexible knowledge - drives the opportunity
identification and goal setting.
The 2nd Copenhagen
Co-Creation Conference will gather stakeholders from the
academia, the industry and the civil society to create an
environment of proactive dialogue about co-creation. The goal
of the conference is to explore how markets can be identified,
formed and explored via co-creation processes, and how markets
redefine themselves and evolve by engaging with co-creation;
and how Information and Communication Technology (ICT) can
assist the process of co-creation over time and space.
The conference will address
both the managerial and entrepreneurial challenges of engaging
with ‘co-creation’ as a concept and the academic challenges of
researching on co-creating innovation for future markets.
The 2nd Copenhagen
Co-Creation Conference is organized with an academic summit
the 1st of September, and a industry-focused
workshop on the 2nd of September.
The conference will seek to
explore co-creation from (at least) two perspectives:
· Allow a space for the industry
to populate the concept of co-creation with ideas from
practice (either the ones being used or planned to be used)
along with possible difficulties and challenges involved due
to organizational constraints.
· Allow a space for academics to
draw upon research and develop models, tools and techniques
that would enrich the idea of co-creation.
For submission guidelines
and additional information, consult the conference website:
www.cocreatech.dk (launches formally late
February 2011).
Target Audience
The conference is expected to
gather and inspire academics, professionals, researchers,
activists, managers, entrepreneurs, think-tanks and leaders
who would deliberate upon the opportunities and challenges of
building a future market through Co-creation models. It will
draw upon experiences, expertise, and knowledge-sharing from
across the academia, government, civil society, community of
practitioners, international organizations, bilateral and
multilateral agencies.
Themes for Submissions
We invite submissions on a
variety of topics in the context of co-creation. Functionally,
papers will be organized around four clusters of ideas, as
follows:
Papers are invited on the
following topics:
1. Context Cluster
1.1. Address the challenges
of local, regional and global diversity in Co-creation
1.2. Identify institutional
boundaries and logic in Co-creation
1.3. Map institutional
differences and identify tensions among multiple contexts
with reference to Co-creation
2. Process Cluster
2.1. Explore the challenges
and opportunities of connecting emergent and developed
economies
2.2. Address approaches to
innovation
2.3. Identify the competence
of Co-creation vis-à-vis knowledge and tensions
2.4. Discuss aid campaigning
models and opportunities for Co-creation projects
2.5. Identify and select
contexts for Co-creation projects
3. The Practicing Community
Cluster
3.1. Address variance in
innovation trajectories vis-à-vis possibilities of open and
closed participation
3.2. Explore the issues of
legitimization, knowledge-combination and ethical
responsibility vis-à-vis actors, networks and stakeholders
involved in Co-creation
3.3. Discuss the issue of
creating affordable technologies for the underprivileged
3.4. Explore the challenge
of developing skills, especially among the underprivileged,
to use the technologies involved in Co-creation
4. The Market Creation
Cluster
4.1. Address services and
processes that would increase well-being and welfare of the
participants
4.2. Map services, products,
and platforms that can create Co-creation
4.3. Explore the challenges
and possibilities of micro-finance for entrepreneurs
4.4. Discuss the challenges
of mapping changing constellations of interest and cognition
4.5. Identify suitable
inclusion and exclusion rules in the process of Co-creation
Submission Guidelines
Information regarding submission of research papers will appear on the website www.cocreatech.dk on the 24th of February 2011
Types of contributions
Submissions for the 2nd Copenhagen Co-Creation Conference can be in the form of full research papers, short papers (research in progress), panel proposals and workshop proposals.
Full papers should not exceed 14 pages all inclusive (single line spacing, 12 point font size)
Short papers should not exceed 8 pages all inclusive (single line spacing, 12 point font size)
Please consult the conference website for formatting and submission instructions: www.cocreatech.dk (available late February 2011).
The papers accepted for presentation will be published as part of the proceedings of the 2nd Copenhagen Conference on Co-creation.
All submissions are subject to a double-blind reviewing process managed by the Program Committee (program committee chair: Bloch Rasmussen, Copenhagen Business School. Email: lbr.caict@cbs.dk).
Important Dates for both research papers and research in progress papers
- Submission Deadline: May 15, 2011
- Notification to Authors of acceptance: June 15, 2011
- Camera-ready deadline: July 15, 2011
Venue
The conference will take place
at the Copenhagen Business School (Copenhagen, Denmark)
Copenhagen Business School
Solbjerg Plads 3
2000 Frederiksberg
Denmark
Ph.: +45 3815 3815
Conference Committee
Dr. Sudhanshu Rai (Copenhagen
Business School, Denmark)
Prof. Krithi Ramamritham,
(Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India)
Prof. Mogens Kühn Pedersen
(Copenhagen Business School)
Dr. Leif Bloch Rasmussen
(Copenhagen Business School)
Dr Anders Drachen (Copenhagen
Business School)
Information and Contacts
For further information
contact Leif Bloch Rasmussen (lbr.caict@cbs.dk) or Sudanshu Rai (sr.inf@cbs.dk)
With Warm
Regards
Sudhanshu Rai,
PhD
Post Doc
Lead
investigator Cc-Creation of Innovation for future markets;
"CCLIFM"
Team Leader,
Euro-India ICT R&D Project 2008-2009
Copenhagen
Business School
Department of
Informatics
Howitzvej
60
DK-2000
Frederiksberg
Denmark
Office.:
+45 38 15 24 94
e-mail, work:
sr.inf@cbs.dk
Euro-India Project http://www.euroindia-ict.org
Website http://www.euroindia-ict.org
CBS India http://uk.cbs.dk/forskning_viden/institutter_centre/projekter/cbs_india_portal
CCLIFM-
http://www.cocreatech.dk
Blog
http://stepbystepinnovation.blogspot.com