-------- Weitergeleitete Nachricht -------- Betreff: [WI] Reminder - CfP: Human Computer Interaction in ELECTRONIC COMMERCE, MOBILE COMMERCE AND NO-LINE COMMERCE Datum: Tue, 20 Oct 2015 22:45:22 +0100 Von: Markus Helfert markus.helfert@computing.dcu.ie An: wi@aifb.uni-karlsruhe.de

Abstract Submission Deadline: 31st of October 2015.

CALL FOR PAPERS – SPECIAL SESSION

**************************************************************************************** HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION IN ELECTRONIC COMMERCE, MOBILE COMMERCE AND NO-LINE COMMERCE

@ 3rd International Conference on HCI in Business, Government and Organizations http://2016.hci.international/hcibgo

CONFERENCE DATES: 17 - 22 JULY 2016, TORONTO, CANADA ****************************************************************************************

Important Dates: ================ *By 31st of Oct. 2015: Extended abstract submissions of at least 800 words are due. Start of the review process on the extended abstracts. (Full papers are also welcome for first review step.) *By 30th of November 2015: results of the first review process

For accepted papers: *By 6th of January 2016: Full Paper Submission (8-12 pages) and start of the 2nd review process *By 5th of February. 2016: The final camera-ready papers are due

Organization: ============= Andreas AUINGER |Digital Business Management | University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Andreas_Auinger | http://www-en.fh-ooe.at/dbm |mailto:andreas.auinger@fh-steyr.at

Markus HELFERT | School of Computing | Dublin City University, Ireland https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Markus_Helfert | http://www.computing.dcu.ie/~mhelfert/ | mailto:markus.helfert@computing.dcu.ie

Publication: ============ The Camera Ready Papers should have between 8 and 12 pages. Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings by *Springer* as a volume of the series of *Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS).* See conference page athttp://2016.hci.international/hcibgo for details.

The special session will be held in the context of the 3rd International Conference on HCI in Business, Government and Organizations organized within HCII 2016 in Toronto, Canadahttp://2016.hci.international/

Paper Submission: ================= If you plan to submit an abstract and subsequently a paper at this special session, please send an /E-Mail toandreas.auinger@fh-steyr.at and markus.helfert@computing.dcu.ie/. We will send an invitation link through the conference management systems as soon as the CMS is ready for use!

CONFERENCE DATES: 17 - 22 JULY 2016, TORONTO, CANADA

TOPIC OF THE SPECIAL SESSION: ============================= Living in the digital business era today, we are witnessing rapid social and technological developments in electronic commerce, mobile commerce, and no-line commerce. Especially the retailing industry is facing rapid changes in consumer behavior and increasing shift towards online commerce in an omni-channel setting. Digital business managers, as well as system engineers, are daily confronted with the challenges resulting from these rapid developments. Among others, designing innovative web, social or mobile user interfaces, along with conversion optimization, are major activities defining firms’ success potential.

But, consumers also demand to access different distribution channels by various access technologies independently from their current location even at-home, on-the-way, in-store or even automated. Such scenarios where the consumers switch for example between shopping online at home, via mobile device on the way, locally in a brick-and-mortar store or even without any active interaction (automated) supported by technologies and concepts of the internet of things (IoT, e.g. intelligent refrigerator), are referred to as no-line commerce. Understanding of user behavior and information needs on the one hand, but also relevant concepts, processes, and technologies on the other hand, is an inevitable precondition for designing and managing successful businesses in the context of no-line commerce and innovation.

These challenges are collectively best characterized and addressed by HCI in Business, Government and Organizations (HCIB).

Theoretical, empirical, and design science research papers are highly welcome. We welcome papers applying different scientific methods, including for instance qualitative research (e.g., case studies), traditional behavioral experiments, and studies using physiological measurement.

Your contributions should be related to the following indicative topics and keywords, which outline the spectrum of issues to be addressed in this special session in the context of HCI in Electronic Commerce, Mobile Commerce and No-Line Commerce:

*User experience and usability in the context of electronic-, mobile-, and no-line commerce *Trust in commerce, mobile commerce, and no-line commerce and implications on HCI *Concepts and case-studies for HCI in electronic-, mobile-, and no-line commerce *Processes and Business Models related to electronic-, mobile-, and no-line commerce and implications on Human Computer Interaction *Usability studies based on physiological measurements (e.g., eye-tracking, skin conductance, heart rate, or ecg) in the context of electronic-, mobile-, and no-line commerce *Understanding of human behavior and understanding human information needs *Concepts for open innovation and design thinking related to commerce processes *IT Architectures for electronic-, mobile-, and no-line commerce and implications on HCI *HCI relevant aspects for search engine optimization, web analytics, information retrieval and opinion mining in the context of electronic-, mobile-, and no-line commerce *Smart Technologies and IT implication for HCI related to electronic-, mobile-, and no-line commerce