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Conference Program
General Purpose Lab for all delegates
S517 – 8:30 am to 6 pm – Tuesday, 30 November to Friday, 3 December

Service Management, Software and Service Ecosystems Workshop link to pdf
Tuesday, 30 November

9.00am
Service Management, Software and Service Ecosystems
Presenter: Axel Korthaus
Room Z 306
10.30am
Morning Tea
11.00am

Service Management, Software and Service Ecosystems
continued

12.30pm
Lunch
2.00pm
Service Management, Software and Service Ecosystems
continued
3.30pm
Afternoon Tea
4.00pm
Service Management, Software and Service Ecosystems
continued
6.00pm
Cocktail Reception at Old Government House for all ACIS delegates

SAP WORKSHOP link to pdf
Thursday, 2 December
presenters: Crispian Tan and Paul Hawking

11.00am Session on Introduction to Enterprise Resource Planning (SAP ERP) with focus on Sales & Distribution (SD) module - Room S 519
12.30pm
Lunch Break
1.30pm Session on Business Intelligence reporting: SAP Business Objects Dashboard
3.00pm
Afternoon Break
3.30pm - 5.00pm Session on Introduction to Enterprise Resource Planning (SAP ERP) with focus on Sales & Distribution (SD) module

Wednesday, 1 December
9.00am
Opening Ceremony
Room Z 411
9.30am
Keynote:
Brian Prentice, Gartner

Room Z 411
10.30am
Morning Tea
Z block Level 4 Atrium
 

Session 1
(IT Creative
Environments)
Room Z 305

Session Chair:
Kai Riemer

Session 2
(IS Management and
Business Value)
Room Z 306

Session Chair:
Jon Heales

Session 3 (Business Process Management)
Room Z 606

Session Chair:
Jan Recker

Session 4
(Mobile Business and Services)
Room Z 607

Session Chair: Felix Hampe

Session 5
(General
Track)
Room Z 503

Session Chair: Peter Green

Session 6
(IS Education and Training)
Room Z 504

Session Chair: Glenn Stewart

11.00am

Anne Rouse: A Taxonomy of Crowdsourcing

Mazen Ali, Sherah Kurnia ad Graeme Shanks: The role of relationships in the adoption of Interorganisational Information Systems (IOS) Jan vom Brocke and Theresa Sinnl: Applying the BPM-Culture-Framework - The Case of Hilti

Balsam Al-Dabbagh, Eusebio Scornavacca and Hartmut Hoehle: User Perceived Requirements for a Mobile Accounting Information System

Jebrin Al-Sharawneh and Mary-Anne Williams: Credibility-based Social Network Recommendation: Follow the Leader Felix Ter Chian Tan and Darshana Sedera: Introducing a Small and Medium Enterprises Syllabi Design: An Enterprise Systems Hands-On Approach

Panel 1:
Pak Yoong (Chair), Brian Corbitt, Steve Elliot,
Helen Hasan, Jocelyn
Cranefield:

Vision 2050: IS
as a driver of sustainability 

Room Z 205 

11.30am Stefan Cronholm, Hannes Göbel, Mikael Lind and Daniel Rudmark: The Need for Systems Development Capability in Design Science Research - Investigating the role of an Innovation Lab as part of the academy Ahmad A. Rabaa'i: A Framework for Successful Enterprise Systems Implementation: Preliminary Findings from a Case Study Rui Bi, Booi Kam and Kosmas X. Smyrnios: E-Supply Chain Capability: Theoretical Perspectives and Empirical Operationalization Saif Dewan: Past, Present and Future of M-Banking Research: A Literature Review JooHee Song,
Ying Zhou, Hyiungsoo Jung and Joseph Davis:
Adding context to social tagging systems
Alexander Serenko, Brian Detlor, Heidi Julien and Lorne Book: An Empirical Investigation of Student Learning Outcomes of Information Literacy Instruction in a Business School
12.00pm Jan vom Brocke and Sonia Lippe: Towards Creativity-aware Project Management – An Initial Study on Creativity in Research Projects Haslinda Hassan, Alexei Tretiakov and Dick Whiddett: Extent of Adoption as Opposed to Adoption: Case of E-Procurement Houra Delavari, Wasana Bandara, Olivera Marjanovic and Paul Mathiesen: Business Process Management education in Australia: a critical review based on content analysis  

Nicole Howard, Peter Marshall and Paul Swatman: Reconceptualising Motivation in Adoption and Acceptance Research: Back to Basics

Amy Chan, Peter Caputi, Suzanne Hilellis, Zi Zhu and Rohan Jayasuriya: Applying a Spreadsheet Error Taxonomy to Examine Novice Spreadsheet Users’ Planning and Execution Errors
12.30pm
Lunch Break
Z block Level 4 Atrium
 

Session 7
(IS Leadership and the Role of the CIO)
Room Z 305

Session Chair: Andy Koronios

Session 8
(IS Management and Business Value)
Room Z 306

Session Chair: Sophie Cockcroft

Session 9 (Business Process Management)
Room Z 606

Session Chair: Stefan Seidel

Session 10
(Mobile Business and Services)
Room Z 607

Session Chair: Frada Burstein

Session 11 (General Track)
Room Z 503

Session Chair: Michael Rosemann

Session 12
(IS Education and Training)
Room Z 504

Session Chair: Wasana Bandara

 
2.00pm Nor Zakaria and Darshana Sedera: Developing a Knowledge Base for Enterprise Systems Success: The Roles of Management and Operational Staff Arisa Shollo and Karlheinz Kautz: Towards an Understanding of Business Intelligence Jörg Becker, Dominic Breuker, Burkhard Weiß and Axel Winkelmann: Exploring the status quo of business process modelling languages in the financial sector – An empirical insight into the usage of methods in banks Julian Lin: Single, Multi, and Uni-Dimensional Perspectives in a Multifunctional Device: A Comparison of Three Models Xiaoxia Duan, Hepu Deng and Brian Corbitt: An Empirical Investigation of the Critical Determinants for the Adoption of E-Market in Australian Small-and-Medium Sized Enterprises Christopher Cheong, Raghav Tandon and France Cheong: The Effects of Project-based Learning Environments on Social Networking Site Usage: A Case Study

 Panel 2:
Sharman Lichtenstein (Chair), Eusebio Scornavacca,
Judy McKay, Val Hooper, Mark Toleman
: Fostering the
next generation
of IS researchers

Room Z 205

2.30pm Catherine Lang, Annemieke Craig, Julie Fisher, Kathleen Bennetts and Helen Forgasz: Dualisms: what women say about working in ICT Paul Hawking and Carmine Sellitto: Business Intelligence Critical Success Factors David Piessens, Moe Wynn, Michael Adams and Boudewijn van Dongen: Performance Analysis of Business Process Models with Advanced Constructs Yousuf Salim Al Hinai, Sherah Kurnia and Stephen Smith: The adoption of mobile commerce services by individuals: A Current State of the Literature 

Kai Riemer and Alexander Richter: Social Software: Agents for Change or Platforms for Social Reproduction?
A Case Study on Enterprise Microblogging

Rachelle Bosua and Antonette Mendoza: The Role of Social Networks and Artefacts in Technology Appropriation
3.00pm Debbie Richards, Peter Busch and Krishna Venkitachalam: An analysis by gender of differences in responses to workplace scenarios in the Australian ICT sector Graeme Shanks, Rajeev Sharma, Peter Seddon, Peter Reynolds and Ilona Jagielska: The Impact of Strategy and Maturity on Business Analytics and Firm Performance: A Review and Research Agenda Michael zur Muehlen, Dennis Wisnosky and Jim Kindrick: Primitives: Design Guidelines and Architecture for BPMN Models Yeah Teck Chen and Gaye Lewis: IBA Performance and Usability for Mobile Phones

Suku Sinnappan, Cathy Farrell and Elizabeth Stewart: Priceless Tweets! A study on twitter messages posted during crisis: Black Saturday

 

Dirk S Hovorka, Michael Rees and Amjad Alkilani: A Design Framework for Researching Collaborative Learning Environments
3.30pm
Afternoon Tea
Z block Level 4 Atrium
4.00pm

Keynote 2:
Dean Kingsley, Deloitte
Room Z 411

5.00pm
AAIS Meeting
Gibson room Z 1064

Thursday, 2 December
9.00am
Keynote 3:
Bob Galliers

Room Z 411
10.00am
Crispian Tan:
SAP University Alliance Program

Room Z 411
10.30am
Morning Tea
 

Session 13
(Service Management and Engineering)
Room Z 205

Session Chair:
Axel Korthaus

Session 14
(Information Systems Management and Business Value)
Room Z 306

Session Chair: Karlheinz Kautz

Session 15
(Business Process Management)
Room Z 606

Session Chair: Theresa Sinnl

Session 16
(Information Systems Development)
Room Z 607

Session Chair: Linda Dawson

Session 17
(IS Collaboration for Complex Problems)
Room Z 503

Session Chair: Deborah Bunker

Session 18 (Governance, Risk and Compliance)
Room Z 504

Session Chair: Marta Indulska

 
11.00am Lam-Son Lê, Khanh Hoa Dam and Aditya Ghose: On Business Services Representation – The 3 x 3 x 3 Approach

Chadi Aoun, Savanid Vatanasakdakul and Yanning Li: AIS in Australia: UTAUT application & cultural implication

Lawrence Yao and Fethi Rabhi: Modelling Exploratory Analysis Processes for eResearch Sharmistha Dey and Darshana Sedera: Identifying Experts in Information Systems for System Evaluations Shirlee-ann Knight and Georgia Halkett: Living Systems, Complexity & Information Systems Science Nicolas Racz, Johannes Christian Panitz, Michael Amberg and Andreas Seufert: Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) Software Use: Results from a Survey among Large Enterprises

Panel 3:
Aileen Cater-Steel (Chair), Lutz Kolbe, Iris Vessey, Bob Galliers: Effective Supervision of Doctoral Students

Room S 408

11.30am Alexander Herzfeldt, Michael Schermann and Helmut Krcmar: Towards a set of requirements for a holistic IT solution engineering approach Noreen Arshad, Rachelle Bosua and Simon Milton: Facilitating Information Sharing in Organizations using Electronic Content Management Systems (ECMS): Towards a Model Susanne Altendorfer, Wolfgang Pree, Thomas Aschauer and Gerd Dauenhauer: Alignment: a new software architecture approach to support streamlining business processes Rajiv Vashist, Judith McKay and Peter Marshall: The Roles and Practices of Business Analysts: A Boundary Practice Perspective Indrit Troshani, Cate Jerram and Michael Gerrard: Exploring the organizational adoption of Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS) in the Australian public sector Mark Van der klei, Ulrich Remus, Trevor Nesbit and Martin Wiener: Controls for managing risks across different stages of ERP projects
12.00pm Michael Leyer and Jürgen Moormann: Facilitating operational control of business services: A method for analysing and structuring customer integration Kanishka Karunasena and Hepu Deng: Testing and Validating a Conceptual Framework for Evaluating the Public Value of e-Government using Structural Equation Modelling Chun Ouyang, Moe Thandar Wynn, Colin Fidge, Arthur H.M. ter Hofstede and Jan-Christian Kuhr: Modelling Complex Resource Requirements in Business Process Management Systems Kemas Wiharja, Insap Santosa and Ari Cahyono: Extending the Chin and Lee’s End User Computing Satisfaction Model with The Task Technology Fit Model Phuong-Thao Trinh, Alemayehu Molla and Konrad Peszynski: Enterprise Systems and Organisational Agility: Conceptualizing the Link Harminder Singh: Selecting IT Control Objectives and Measuring IT Control Capital
12.30pm
Lunch
Z block level 4 Atrium
ACPHIS
Room Z 1064 - Gibson Room
 

Session 19
(Service Management and Engineering)
Room Z 205

Session Chair: Erwin Fielt

Session 20
(Information Systems Management and Business Value)
Room Z 306

Session Chair: Savanid Vatanasakdakul

Session 21
(ICT for Improved Health Care)
Room Z 606

Session Chair: Lemai Nguyen

 

Session 22
(Information Systems Development)
Room Z 607

Session Chair: Henry Linger

Session 23
(IS Collaboration for Complex Problems)
Room Z 503

Session Chair: Richard Vidgen

Session 24 (Governance, Risk and Compliance)
Room Z 504

Session Chair: Sharman Lichtenstein

 
1.30pm Sam Solaimani, Harry Bouwman and Mark De Reuver: Smart Homes: Aligning Business Models and Providers Processes; A case survey Fei Peng, Sherah Kurnia, Rajeev Sharma, Reeva Lederman and Suelette Dreyfus: Organisational Culture and Organisational Impacts of Information Systems: A Review of the Empirical Literature Lemai Nguyen, Shaheen Evans, Wilde David and Graeme Shanks: Supporting Information Needs of Senior Citizens in Community Aged Care Jason Cohen: Cognitive, Affective and Behavioural Responses to an ERP Implementation: A Dual Perspective of Technology Acceptance and Organisational Change Siti Hajar Othman and Ghassan Beydoun: Metamodelling Approach Towards Managing Disaster Management Knowledge Riitta Hekkala, Cathy Urquhart, Ari Heiskanen and Michael Newman: Understanding Governance issues in an Inter-Organizational IS project

Panel 4:
Mary Tate (Chair), Sid Huff, Kate Lazarenko, Felix Tan Ter Chian: Moving the goalposts? Preparing and launching an academic career in Information Systems

Room S 408

2.00pm Manning Li and Shirley Gregor: IT Empowerment or Exclusion? A Dilemma about Online Government Advisory Services

Tim Kraemer, Oliver Hinz and Bernd Skiera: Return on IT Investments in Two-Sided Markets

Peter Summons and Isabel Higgins: Targeting Older Patient’s Pain within the Acute Care Setting: Development and Organisational Aspects of Health Innovation Leon Kok Yang Teo and Say Yen Teoh: ES Implementations – A Model of Panoptical Empowerment Shah Miah, Justin Debuse, Don Kerr and Valerie Debuse: A Practitioner-Oriented Decision Support Process for Forestry Pest Management Sneza Dojkovski, Sharman Lichtenstein and Matthew Warren:
Enabling Information Security Culture: Influences and challenges for Australian SM
2.30pm Kai Wing Ho and Wing Kuen See-t and Xin Xuo: The Impacts of Information Privacy, Monetary Reward, and Buyers’ Protection Excess on Consumers’ Utility Using E-payment Gateways: A Conjoint Analysis Simon Milton, Christopher Keen and Sherah Kurnia: Understanding the benefits of ontology use for Australian industry: A conceptual study Kieren Diment, Ping Yu and Karin Garrety: Electronic documentation in residential aged care facilities – a review of the literature on organisational issues and findings on initial conditions from a case study Antonette Mendoza, Jennie Carroll and Linda Stern. Support mechanisms for early, medium and longer-term use of technologies Jenine Beekhuyzen, Liisa von Hellens and Sue Nielsen: Collaboration in Online Communities: Reconceptualising the Complex Problem of Unauthorised Music File Sharing Moritz Riesner and Günther Pernul: Supporting Compliance through Enhancing Internal Control Systems by Conceptual Business Process Security Modeling
3.00pm
Afternoon Tea
Z block level 4 Atrium
 

Session 25
(Service Management and Engineering)
Room Z 205

Session Chair: Ayon Chakraborty

Session 26
(Green IT/IS)

Room Z 306

Session Chair: Brian Corbitt

 

Session 27
(ICT for Improved Health Care)
Room Z 606

Session Chair: Doug Vogel

Session 28
(Information Systems Development)
Room Z 607

Session Chair: Christian Janiesch

Session 29
(IS Collaboration for Complex Problems)
Room Z 503

Session Chair: Steve Smith

Session 30 (Governance, Risk and Compliance)
Room Z 504

Session Chair: Michael zur Muehlen

 
3.30pm Thimo Schulze, Christian Thum and Markus Klems: Towards Providing Lightweight Access to Legacy Applications as Cloud-Based Services Stan Karanasios, Vanessa Cooper, Hepu Deng, Alemayehu Molla and Siddhi Pittayachawan: Antecedents to Greening Data Centres: A conceptual framework and exploratory case study Hanmei Fan, Stephen Smith, Reeva Lederman and Shanton Chang: Why People Trust in Health Online Communities: An Integrated Approach Judy McKay, Nick Grainger, Peter Marshall and Rudy Hirschheim: Artefaction as Communication: Redesigning Communication Models Dilal Saundage and Rodney Carr: Effective coordination of vertical IS standardisation initiatives Anthony Griffith and Dennis Viehland: Perceived Risk and Risk Relievers Associated with Online Shopping

Panel 5:
John Lamp (Chair), Shirley Gregor, Andrew Calder, Julie Fisher: Scholarly Communication
in our ERA

Room S 408

4.00pm Ahmad A. Rabaa'i: Cultural Influences on IS Service Quality Perceptions Maija Tenhunen and Esko Penttinen: Assessing the carbon footprint of paper vs. electronic invoicing

Michelle Soakell and Michael Myers: Knowledge Management Challenges for Nongovernment Organizations: The Health and Disability Sector in New Zealand

Arthur Glenn Maail, Sherah Kurnia and Shanton ChangA Framework for Exploring Conditional Factors Affecting User Participation in Information Systems Development Richard Kim and Simon Kaplan: Preparing for Research Assessment: Co-evolution and Gamesmanship Peter Clutterbuck, Terry Rowlands and Murray Stubbs: A Security Framework for Managing the Host-based Collection of End-User Information
4.30pm Huairen Lin, Joseph Davis and Ying Zhou: Ontological Services Using Crowdsourcing Alan Sixsmith and Amaya Booker: Vendor Transition and the Impact on In-flight Projects Wei Wang, Steve Elliot and Mary-Anne Williams: An IS contribution to the UN Millennium Development Goals: Next Generation Vaccination Management in the Developing World Sophie Cockcroft and Hanna Stelmaszewska: Can Semantic mapping be used to model information seeking behaviour in resource discovery systems? Luba Torlina, Ross Smith and Gerlinde Koeglreiter: Methodology Pursuit for Complex Project: Applying Structured Case with Action Interventions Nurul Nuha Abdul Molok, Atif Ahmad and Shanton Chang: Understanding the Factors of Information Leakage through Online Social Networking to Safeguard Organizational Information
6.30pm
Bus departs for Social Event (Hillstone, St Lucia)
7.00pm
Drinks at Hillstone
7.45pm
Dinner starts
8.15pm
ACIS 2010 Awards
11.00pm
End of social event

Friday, 3 December
 

Session 31
(Service Management and Engineering)
Room Z 606

Session Chair:
Michael Schermann

Session 32
(Business Process Management)
Room Z 607

Session Chair:
Theresa Sinnl

Session 33
(ICT for Improved Health Care)
Room Z 302

Session Chair:
Ray Kirk

Session 34
(General Track)
Room Z 306

Session Chair: Fiona Rohde

Session 35
(General Track)
Room Z 504

Session Chair:
Ulrich Frank

 
9.00am Christian Janiesch and Axel Korthaus: Validation of a Generic Service Governance Meta Model based on the Comparison of Major Governance Frameworks Peter Busch: Business Process Management, Social Network Analysis and Knowledge Management: A Triangulation of Sorts?

Kate Lazarenko, Frada Burstein and Julie Fisher: Exploring Personalised Features of Health Information Websites – an Empirical Review

 

Christy Cheung, Bo Xiao and Dimple Ramesh Thadani: Assessing the Quality and Knowledge Contribution of MIS Quarterly: A Citation Analysis Christian Messerschmidt, Markus Lilienthal and Bernd Skiera: The Utility of TAM-Perceptions: Integration of Technology Perceptions into Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis

Tutorial:
Julia Cretchley: Leximancer: From Words, to Meaning, to Insight! An in-depth look at Leximancer’s research applications
(short description below)

Room S 518

9.30am Simone Krug, Axel Korthaus, Erwin Fielt and Michael Leyer: Co-Creation in Business Service Lifecycle Management Eduardo Ramos, Flavia Santoro and Fernanda Baiao: Process Improvement Based on External Knowledge Context Jacqueline Blake, Don Kerr and Raj Gururajan: Development of knowledge management support for the sleep disorder diagnosis process Kevin Daniel and Andre Carillo: Introspection within the IS discipline - Social Cognitive Theory as a Reference Theory for Future Research Mazen Ali, Sherah Kurnia and Talib Janahi: Exploring Interorganizational Systems (IOS) adoption in Bahrain
10.00am Thomas Kohlborn, Simon Weiss, Jens Pöppelbuß, Axel Korthaus and Erwin Fielt: Online Service Delivery Models – An International Comparison in the Public Sector Chia Yao Lee, Dilal Saundage and Craig Parker: Helping Businesses Leverage Web 2.0 to Generate Social Capital layla soroush, Abdul Hafeez-Baig and Raj Gururajan. Clinicians’ perception of using digital stethoscopes in telehealth platform: Queensland telehealth preliminary study Darryl Coulthard and Keller Susan: A social ecological model of ICT surveillance creep in the information age Anna Sell, Pirkko Walden and Christer Carlsson: An Exploratory Three Year Segmentation of Finnish Mobile Service Users
10.30am
Morning Tea
Z block level 4 Atrium
11.00am

Keynote 4:
Panel Discussion: Impact of IS - Lessons Learnt from ACIS 2010
Room Z 411

12.30pm
Lunch incl. ACIS 2011 / Closing Ceremony
Z block level 4 Atrium

Tutorial

Leximancer: From Words, to Meaning, to Insight! An in-depth look atLeximancer’s research applications.
Join us for this interactive session to see the Leximancer text analytics software in action. See how we turn words into meaning and extract insight from text in real time. With your help, we will analyse some text to produce concept maps and other reports to summarise the data.

Contact:

Julia Cretchley
Senior Consultant
Leximancer Pty Ltd
(+61) 400 813 824
Jindalee, Queensland, Australia, 4074
www.leximancer.com