Call for Papers

Capital Exchange:

Crossing Boundaries and Transforming Institutions through Information Systems

The ICIS 2004 Program Committee invites submissions of completed research papers and proposals for panels, as well as manuscripts that describe truly innovative and ground-breaking research.

To submit a paper to ICIS 2004 click here. Submission guidelines can be found here.

Scholarly integrity is a core value in our discipline. Scholars submitting papers to this conference thereby attest that they have read the AIS Code of Research Conduct and the work submitted is in accordance with the Code in all appropriate respects. Editors of AIS conference proceedings who receive allegations of plagiarism or other scholarly misconduct may inform the AIS President who may refer the matter, at his/her discretion, to the AIS Research Conduct Committee.

Important Dates

Submission Deadline	3 May 2004, 17:00 Eastern Daylight Time
Notification of Authors	10 August 2004
Deadline for Final Papers	6 September 2004

One of the most significant impacts of information systems has been their effect on promoting free and unfettered exchange of information across boundaries – organizational, national, and global – which has inspired the transformation of all types of institutions. As the world becomes “smaller,” it is information systems that are enabling individuals belonging to all types of social systems a voice to express themselves, to shape future events, and to transcend boundaries. This 25^th Anniversary meeting of the International Conference on Information Systems will take a retrospective and prospective look at the key role that information systems play in serving as the conduit and repository for information and knowledge, which in turns fosters dialog, debate, and change in organizations, governments, and societies. We encourage papers in any of the conference tracks that investigate and debate the role of information systems in facilitating the open exchange of ideas and the transformation of organizations, as well as papers discussing the latest research in all areas of the Information Systems field.

Governance and Administration
Program Committee Co-Chairs	Ritu Agarwal, University of Maryland Laurie Kirsch, University of Pittsburgh
Review Coordinator	Likoebe Maruping, University of Maryland
Track	Track Co-Chairs
Information Systems Innovation, Usage & Impacts	Bernard Tan, National University of Singapore Kathy Chudoba, Florida State University
Software Development Processes & Quality Management	Bill Hardgrave, University of Arkansas Radhika Santhanam, University of Kentucky
Management of Information Technology & Systems	Rajiv Sabherwal, University of Missouri-St. Louis Michael Newman, University of Manchester
Information Systems & Strategy	Vivek Choudhury, University of Cincinnati Wendy Currie, Brunel University
Business Value of Information Systems	Bruce Weber, London Business School Prabhudev Konana, University of Texas-Austin
Electronic Enterprises	Arun Rai, Georgia State University Leyland Pitt, Simon Fraser University
Information Technology & Systems	R. Krishnan, Carnegie Mellon University Amitava Dutta, George Mason University
Designing Human-Computer Interaction	Dov Te’eni, Tel Aviv University Kai Lim, City University of Hong Kong
Panels	Dale Goodhue, University of Georgia Jeanne Ross, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Innovative & Ground-Breaking Research	Rob Fichman, Boston College Juhani Iivari, University of Oulu