SAND (Systems Analysis and Design) remains of central importance to the Information Systems discipline, including understanding how businesses can create value with new digital technologies and methods for analyzing, designing, developing, and implementing solutions. In recent years information technologies have become a part of our everyday lives at both the personal and professional levels. Our organizations are being transformed as technologies become increasingly prevalent and embedded in our workplaces, homes, vehicles, and personal devices and spaces. And the emergence of AI has provided new opportunities, and need, for improved systems design, implementation, and integration. How and where we work is rapidly evolving through virtual connections, real-time or asynchronous interactions, as well as traditional work configurations. And the individual effects of these evolving IT capabilities hold the promise of positive impacts while also acknowledging the potential negative effects of social media, the demands for our attention and reaction(s), and the always-online capabilities and expectations. The SAND track provides a forum for discussing research related to systems development tools, methodologies, and other activities in systems development. SAND can help us envision and design the future.
Track Chairs
Jon W. Beard, Iowa State University, jwbeard@iastate.edu (Primary Contact)
Araz Jabbari, Université Laval, araz.jabbari@fsa.ulaval.ca
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