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A Support Vector Approach to Detecting Manipulated Reviews Kelvin King-Kizito, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley 12:00 AM |
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Analyzing Shopping Behavior of the Middle-aged users in Tiktok Live Streaming Platform LIFU LI, University of Technology Sydney 12:00 AM |
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Jian Mou, Pusan National University 12:00 AM |
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Collaborating with the Crowd for Software Requirements Engineering: A Literature Review Pascal Vogel, University of Hamburg 12:00 AM |
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Examining the Role of Semantic Similarity in Online Restaurant Review Evaluations Lin Li, Kyung Hee Univesity 12:00 AM |
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Impact of Information Presentation Format on User Decision-making: A Format-stage Fit Perspective Muhammad Jawad, Baruch College, City University of New York 12:00 AM |
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Srikanth Parameswaran, State University of New York at Binghamton 12:00 AM |
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Organizations and Communities: A Symbiosis View Hani Safadi, University of Georgia 12:00 AM |
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Sociotechnical Co-design with General Pediatricians: Ripple Effects through Collaboration in Action Helena Vallo Hult, University West, School of Business, Economics and IT 12:00 AM |
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Kelvin King-Kizito, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley 12:00 AM |
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Langtao Chen, Missouri University of Science and Technology 12:00 AM |
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The Role of Online Community in Provision of Public Goods Yue Jiao, Umass Lowell 12:00 AM |
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The way I like it! Social Commerce from an Indonesian Customers’ Lens Faiq A. Defiandry, Carnegie Mellon University 12:00 AM |
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To Smile or Not? The Effect of Facial Expression on Service Demand in Sharing Economy Platforms Chaoqun Deng, Baruch College, City University of New York (CUNY) 12:00 AM |
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Trust Building and Risk Mitigation via Smart Contracts on Amazon Mechanical Turk Moritz Tobias Bruckner, University of Augsburg 12:00 AM |
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Kevin Lumbard, University of Nebraska at Omaha 12:00 AM |
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What is Yours is “Mine”! A Model to Examine Consumers’ Value Co-Creation in Accommodation Sharing Harshali Sadhya, Louisiana State University 12:00 AM |
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Ryan J. A. Murphy, Memorial University of Newfoundland 12:00 AM |
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Hui Hao, University of Massachusetts Amherst 12:00 AM |
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The goal of the Virtual Communities and Collaboration track is to disseminate research and extend our knowledge and understanding of virtual communities and collaboration. Collaboration is a fundamental part of organizations and organizational partnerships. Following a continuing trend toward globalization, virtual communities and collaboration are an increasingly important part of organizations. Virtual communities are collective groups of individuals who utilize computer-mediated environments to interact and pursue mutual goals. They can be found in virtual worlds, social media and crowdsourcing sites, among others. Organizations and teams can use computer-mediated environments to improve their processes and outcomes, yet collaboration technologies do not foster value-creation by
themselves. Researchers and practitioners need to address behavioral, social, cognitive, and technical issues. Research areas range from design issues in collaboration systems, sense of community and engagement in virtual communities, to impact of virtual communities and collaboration in domains as diverse as business, education, and government. This track aims to solicit contributions from a range of epistemological and methodological perspectives to extend our understanding of virtual communities and collaboration to enhance the theoretical foundation for research, share important empirical findings related to these venues, and provide guidance to practitioners.