itAIS Doctoral Consortium Workshop: ICT-enabled innovation in scholary work
Theme of the 2016 Edition (Verona, October 7th, 2016): “The most popular IT tools enabling the research workflow”
Chair: Prof. Eusebio Scornavacca, University of Baltimore
The Doctoral Consortium Workshop is free of charge for all doctoral students registered at the itAIS 2016 Conference.
The itAIS Doctoral Consortium is characterized by a specific focus on how ICT-enabled innovation is influencing the research workflow and the interactions within and across scholarly groups, institutions and communities.
In its 2016 edition, the itAIS DC Workshop will provide an overview on the most popular ICT tools in all the phases of the research workflow, and will facilitate a discussion among faculty and PhD students on the pros and cons of these tools. In particular, the discussion will focus on how the awareness of the workflow phases and the mastery of some key ICT tools may influence young scholars’ first career steps. The discussion will be based on the framework and survey by J. Bosman and B. Kramer (Utrecht University Library), available online (https://101innovations.wordpress.com).
The 2016 Workshop will discuss the role and key functionalities of popular and emerging ICT tools in the typical research workflow of information systems, management, organization and business studies, such as GanttProject, fsQCA, myExperiment, Scopus, ResearchGate, Publons, ORCID, etc.
For further information on the DC workshop: francesca.ricciardi@univr.it
More details about the DC participation and registration are available at the following link
IMPORTANT DATES
- From March 10 to september 10, 2016 – It is encouraged to send an informal email (phd@itais.org) for notifying the interest in participating at the PhD consortium.
- September 10, 2016 – Deadline for submitting the research report (phd@itais.org).
- October 7, 2016 – PhD consortium.