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Agents of Change: The Role of Healthcare Professionals in Digital Innovation Richard Guse, Technical University of Munich
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Artificial Intelligence, Domain AI Embeddedness, and Firm Productivity Sipeng Zeng, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business
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Jenny Eriksson Lundström, Uppsala University
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Clara Hetty Primasari, Monash University
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Experts, Novices, and AI: Delegation Decisions in Uncertain Environments Renzhi (Fred) Zhao, Texas State University
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Hooked on Shadows: How Organizations Sustain Bodies at Work Through Data Lorna Anne Downie, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
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Lily Charlotte Haffner, University of Auckland Business School
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Yumei He, Tulane University
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Managing Robots and People: Navigating Restaurant Managerial Roles Amid Changing Job Characteristics Annette Masterson, University of Michigan
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Optimal Reuse Strategies in New Product Development: A Computational Study of 3D-Printed Products Saideh Alaei, ESSEC Business School
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Organizing at the Artificial Intelligence Frontier Kevin Schmitt, University of St. Gallen
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Valentin Mayer, University of Bayreuth
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The Making of AI's Identity for Organizational Transformation: An Ethnographic Study Pooja Mohanty, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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Jingyang Wang, University of Lausanne
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When AI Becomes the Engine of Knowledge Creation: Can It Discover the Unknown? Mingyuan Jiang, University of Queensland
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Track Chairs
Nicholas Berente, Ph.D., University of Notre Dame
Andrew Burton-Jones, Ph.D., UQ Business School
Amany Elbanna, Ph.D., University of Sussex, UK
Track Description
The General IS Topics track is intended for high-quality papers on topics that do not have a specific fit with other tracks or have a very comprehensive, cross-thematic scope. The track aims to attract unique and novel papers and give an additional degree of freedom to the conference’s specific tracks, from an epistemological, ontological as well as methodological standpoint. Please check the fit of your paper with other tracks’ topics before submitting your paper to this track. The General IS Topics track furthermore provides the chairs of other tracks the opportunity to submit their manuscripts.