This track serves as the nexus of converging interests for researchers in the field who might have specific interests in topics not easily reconciled with existing mainstream SIG-based AMCIS Tracks. We will be specifically interested in research that might not find good fit with mainstream areas of information systems research, and we also welcome methodological plurality, with explicit interests in innovative, provocative, and experimental approaches to both topical and methodological coverage. To that end, this track serves as the primary point of contribution and subsequent publication of innovative research on information systems across a wide range of topic areas, particularly those topics not addressed by other tracks. This track showcases unique and leading edge regarding the state, practice, antecedents and consequences of management information systems as a field of practice, as an artifact of business and its processes, and as a scholarly field of endeavor.

Schedule
2020
Monday, August 10th
12:00 AM

A Comparative Study of Self-congruency Models for Self-disclosure on Social Networking Sites

Asim Shrestha, Arkansas Tech University
Anjee Gorkhali, Susquehanna University

12:00 AM

Accelerating FIU’s science research and education towards discovery and innovation by leveraging FIU’s Science DMZ

Vasilka Chergarova, Florida International University
Julio Ibarra, Florida International University
Cassian D’Cunha, Florida International University
Mike Kirgan, Florida International University
Rolier Cabrera, Florida International University
David Rotella, Florida International University
Jeronimo Bezerra, Florida International University
Rene Rotella, Florida International University
Heidi Morgan, University of Southern California

12:00 AM

Blockchain for Development: Preliminary Insights from a Literature Review

Paulo Rupino da Cunha, University of Coimbra
Piotr Soja, Cracow University of Economics
Marinos Themistocleous, University of Nicosia

12:00 AM

Critical Mass in Inter-Organizational Platforms

Rodreck David, Victoria University of Wellington
Benoit A. Aubert, HEC Montreal
Jean-Gregoire Bernard, Victoria University of Wellington
Markus Luczak-Roesch, Victoria University of Wellington

12:00 AM

Do “Digital” Firms Live Longer as Fields Converge? A Survival Analysis of the S&P 500

Nicholas Berente, University of Notre Dame
Jaegul Lee, Wayne State University
Anthony Potts, University of Georgia
Nikhil Srinivasan, University of Georgia

12:00 AM

Document Verification using Blockchain for Trusted CV Information

Venkata Marella, Aalto University
Anoop Vijayan, Tuxera Inc

12:00 AM

Enterprise Systems in the Public Sector: A Literature Review

Narcyz Roztocki, SUNY New Paltz
Wojciech Strzelczyk, Kozminski University

12:00 AM

Formal Specification, Implementation, and Evaluation of the AdoBPRIM Approach

Rafika Thabet, Toulouse University, INPT
Elyes Lamine, University of Toulouse, IMT Mines Albi
Amine Boufaied, University of Sousse, ISITCom
Dominik Bork, University of Vienna, Faculty of Computer Science
Ouajdi KORBAA, University of Sousse, ISITCom
Hervé Pingaud, Toulouse University, INPT

12:00 AM

Fractional Ownership, Democratization and Bubble Formation - The Impact of Blockchain Enabled Asset Tokenization

Soyeon Kim, Yonsei University

12:00 AM

From Augmented Reality to Augmented Product: Initial Study of AR Marketing in the Wine Industry

Guillaume Faddoul, San Francisco State University
Leigh Jin, San Francisco State University

12:00 AM

Future Challenges in Decision Mining at Governmental Institutions

Sam Leewis, Digital Ethics
Matthijs Berkhout, Digital Ethics
Koen Smit, Digital Ethics

12:00 AM

How Dare You Replace My Deliveryman?! Acceptance of Last-Mile Transportation Innovations – A Qualitative Perspective

Bjoern Asdecker, University of Bamberg

12:00 AM

ICT Regulation Process: Habermas Meets The Multiple Streams Framework

José Antonio Gouvêa Galhardo, University of São Paulo
Cesar Alexandre de Souza, FEA/USP

12:00 AM

Machine Learning in SME: An Empirical Study on Enablers and Success Factors

Markus Bauer, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Clemens van Dinther, Reutlingen University
Daniel Kiefer, ESB Business School

12:00 AM

On the Disadvantages of Rented Software with Regard to Psychological Ownership in the Context of Private Customers

Dirk Weitzel, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Claus-Peter H. Ernst, CBS International Business School
Franz Rothlauf, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz

12:00 AM

Organizational Information in the Cloud of Interaction

E Burton Swanson, UCLA Anderson School

12:00 AM

Requirements and Design Principles for Business Model Tools

Norman Schaffer, fortiss GmbH
Jörg Weking, Technical University of Munich
Olivia Stähler, Technical University of Munich

12:00 AM

Ten Lightweight Systems Analysis and Design Tools Based on Work System Theory and Its Extensions

Steven Alter, University of San Francisco

12:00 AM

The Complementarity between Foreign and Native IT Workers: Evidence from an Industry-Level Analysis

Gang Peng, California State University Fullerton
Dawei (David) Zhang, Lehigh University

12:00 AM

The Effect of Reward Provision Timing in Mobile Application Platforms: A Social Exchange Theory Perspective

Taeyoung Kim, Yonsei University
Jaecheol Park, University of British Columbia
Il Im, Yonsei University

12:00 AM

The Influence of Psychological Ownership on Software as a Service in the Context of Commercial Customers

Dirk Weitzel, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz

12:00 AM

Theorizing Information Exchange among Multiple Stakeholders to Support Decision Making

Ali Mohammed Bazarah, Claremont Graduate University
Yan Li, Claremont Graduate University

12:00 AM

Towards Transformative Analytics for Palliative Care

Mateusz Kupper, University College Cork
S. Armagan Tarim, UCC
Ciara Heavin, University College Cork
Fiona Kiely, Marymount University Hospital & Hospice / University College Cork

12:00 AM

Using Accelerometer and Gyroscope Data in Common Mobile Devices to Assess Credibility

Joseph S. Valacich, University of Arizona
Jeff Jenkins, BYU
Michael Byrd, The University of Arizona
David Kim, University of Arizona
Manasvi Kumar, University of Arizona
Parker Williams, University of Arizona

12:00 AM

Using Accountability Theory to Determine How Curiosity Affects Policy Compliance

Philip Menard, University of Texas at San Antonio
Hwee-Joo Kam, University of Tampa
Dustin Ormond, Creighton University
Robert E. Crossler, Washington State University

12:00 AM

When and How to Advertise? An Empirical Study on Mobile Ad Response Based on Contextual Factors

Janine Anne Telles Laddaran, Yonsei University
Jaecheol Park, Yonsei University
Il Im, Yonsei University

12:00 AM

Winning AI Strategy: Six-Steps to Create Value from Artificial Intelligence

Sulaiman Abdallah Alsheibani, Monash university
Yen Cheung, Monash University
Dr. Chris Messom, Monash Uinversity
Mazoon Alhosni, La trobe

12:00 AM