Event
- Title:
- International Conference on Information Management and Evaluation - ICIME 2010
- Website:
- http://academic-conferences.org/icime/icime2010/icime10-home.htm
- Map of Event:
- International Conference on Information Management and Evaluation - ICIME 2010 : View Map
- When:
- 25 Mar 2010 - 26 Mar 2010
- Where:
Description
The International Conference on Information Management and Evaluation (ICIME) provides a forum for both researchers and practitioners to come together to develop their understanding of both theory and practice in all aspects of IT/IS management and evaluation. The wide scope of ICIME reflects the increased use of technology to manage information in and between organizations of all types and sizes across the globe. ICIME 2010 will provide opportunities for people working and researching in the field to come together both formally and informally to share their knowledge and expertise.
The advisory group for the conference invites submissions of papers, and panel and workshop proposals on both the theory and practice of all aspects of IT/IS management and evaluation. The conference in March 2010 seeks quantitative, qualitative and experience-based papers, case studies and research-in-progress from industry and academe. Research in progress, case studies, poster submissions and proposals for roundtable discussions based on the main themes are also invited. Practitioner contributions and product demonstrations relevant to the conference are also invited
Submission details are given below. Topics may include, but are not limited to:
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§ The evaluation of e-commerce and e-business | § Evaluating intranets and knowledge management |
§ Evaluation of e-government initiatives | § Research methods for IT/IS evaluation |
§ The evaluation of IT projects | § Architecture compliance evaluation |
§ Validation | § Information retrieval systems |
§ Process orientated evaluation | § Frameworks |
§ Evaluation of ICT for development projects | § Auditing IS/IT systems and implementations |
§ Using ICT to evaluate academic performance | § The psychology of evaluation. |
§ Benefit management | § The evaluation of open source systems |
§ The evaluation of ERP systems | § “Green” IT |
§ General evaluation methodologies | § The evaluation of IT investments |
Management topics: | |
§ Decision making processes for new investments | § e-Procurement |
§ The management of IT benefits, costs and risks | § Human and organisational aspects of IT/IS |
§ The management of IS development and IT departments | § Risk management strategies |
§ IS security | § Global aspects of IS/IT |
§ Multi-site implementation | § The impact of IS on work and organisations |
§ IS/IT management practice | § Records management |
§ e-Commerce | § Computer based training |
§ Customer loyalty programmes and reward systems. | § Business intelligence |
§ The management of IT investments | § The management of “green” IT |
§ Enterprise architecture management | § Change management |
§ Work-integrated learning | |
ICT in SMEs topics: | |
§ SME management strategy and ICT use | § ICT implementation in SMEs |
§ SME business clusters and ICT | § ICT management practices within SMEs |
§ Benchmarking ICT best practices in SMEs | § The effective use of new technologies in SMEs |
§ ICT performance appraisal and evaluation in SMEs | § The impact of EU, national and regional policies for ICT on SMEs |
§ Software (ERP, CRM, etc) for SMEs | § ICT help and support for SMEs |
§ SME workforce skills for ICT | § Use of ICT by SMEs within supply chain networks |
§ Electronically mediated collaboration between SMEs | § Use of e-business in SMEs |
§ Website design for SMEs | § Business process re-design in SMEs |
§ ICT risk and security for SMEs | § ICT use and consolidation in SMEs |
§ ICT investment decisions in SMEs (including appraisals methods, the role of vendors, other sources of advice, etc) | § Data warehousing and its application in SMEs |
e-Government topics: | |
§ Quality management and monitoring tools and methods – for usability, user satisfaction and measurement | § New e-Government delivery models and their business and/or community justification – including by private and civic sectors |
§ The role of intermediaries in e-Government service delivery | § Change in the public sector |
§ The digital divide | § e-Health |
New technologies, Innovation and Infrastructure Development topics: | |
§ Diffusion and adoption of new information technologies | § Acceptance of new technologies |
§ Innovative impact of new technology adoption | § Information infrastructure development |
§ Social aspects of information infrastructures | § Development and emergence of standards |
§ The role of information infrastructures in distributed environments | § Web technology’s effect on interoperability issues |
§ Ubiquitous computing | § The impact of new technologies on business processes |
§ The role of information infrastructures for knowledge creation, innovation and innovation systems | § Information infrastructures as facilitators of innovation in inter-firm networks |
Ethics and Philosophy topics: | |
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