CfP for the AMCIS 2012 Mini Track
Introduction
This
minitrack serves as a forum for the presentation and discussion of new
and innovative approaches of business models beyond e-commerce for
coping with the challenges of the digital economy. We consider an
economy based on the digitization of information and the respective
information and communication infrastructure as digital economy. This
new type of economy implies not only technological, but also and
especially structural and process-related challenges and potential. The
way in which economic value is created will change fundamentally in the
digital economy and thus transform the structure of economies and
societies.
This
evolution will radically alter processes and structures within and
between industries leading to the digital economy. All of these
developments characterize the emerging digital economy and cause new
challenges businesses have to cope with. This clearly will have a major
impact on how business models have to be designed. Therefore this
minitrack addresses all topics concerned with the analysis, design,
development, implementation, and control of future business models for
the creation of economic value in the digital economy from a
communication, organizational, business, economic, and managerial
perspective applying a theoretical, conceptual, or practical approach.
Suggested
topics include but are not limited to the following:
- Challenges and foundations of the digital economy
- Analytical and architectural frameworks for new business models
- Design approaches/methods for new business models
- Models and modeling techniques/approaches for new business models
- Industry perspectives on business models
- Challenges of changing and converging industries such as the
- Media industry (e.g., publishing, newspapers, music business)
- Financial industry (e.g., emerging intermediaries, private/retail banking, insurance)
- Telecommunications (e.g., mobile network operators)
- Tourism industry
- A business model perspective on
- Social Commerce
- Collaborative Commerce
- Mobile Business
- Ubiquitous Commerce
- Social Media and Social Network based business models
- Trust and new business models
You
are cordially invited to submit your research to the mini track!
Important
Dates:
January 2, 2012: Manuscript Central will start accepting paper submissions
March 1, 2012 (11:59 PM Pacific time zone): Deadline for Paper Submission
April 2, 2012: Notification of Paper Acceptance
April 22, 2012 (11:59 PM Pacific time zone): Camera Ready Copy Due
Information about the sumission
process can be found on the AMCIS
2012 website. The AMCIS2012 paper template will be available on this page as well.
Mini
Track
Chairs:
Hans-Dieter
Zimmermann
hansdieter.zimmermann
(at) fhsg.ch
FHS
St. Gallen University of
Applied Sciences
9000
St. Gallen,
Switzerland
Ian
MacInnes
Imacinne
(at) syr.edu
School
of
Information Studies
Syracuse
University
Syracuse,
NY
13244-4100, USA |
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