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IT/IS Issues in Asia-Pacific
(ITAP)
Call for Papers
(Previous
Mini-track homepage: http://geek.ba.ttu.edu/cgi-bin/AMCIS03_ITAC/index.cgi)
Many countries in Asia-Pacific area have embraced
information technology as the essential driving force for their economic
development. As the World Bank predicted that economic development in
Asia-Pacific would be faster than other regions in coming years. Empowered by
the fast growing economy many countries in this region have launched ambitious
strategic plans in IT/IS and they have been aggressively deregulated their IT
and telecommunication industry recently. These in turn refuel the development
of the IT industry and promote IS applications. As globalization becomes the
world trend, Asia-Pacific area will provide many business opportunities in
IT/IS. For example, many US Fortune 100 corporations have outsourced their
IT/IS development projects to some countries in Asia-Pacific. This mini-track
intends to provide a forum for researchers to study and discuss IT/IS issues
from the perspective of Asia-Pacific.
Interested research topics from the perspective of
Asia-Pacific are welcome and suggested to address the data or cases from the
Asia-Pacific region, which include, but are not limited to:
- Key
Issues in IT/IS Strategies and Implementation
1.
The economic and social aspects of information
technology
2.
The impact of deregulation on information technology
industry
3.
Software industry development strategies
4.
The influence of the culture in IT/IS development
5.
Intellectual property right and policy
6.
The impact of IT/IS on economic development
- Network
Infrastructures and the adoption of Information Technology
1.
Internet infrastructure development
2.
Next generation Internet and IPv6 transition
3.
Security technology and services
4.
Open source software
5.
Grid computing and network architecture
6.
Other emerging Technologies
- Information
System Development and Applications
1.
2.
Web services model and Internet application
architecture
3.
Internet message filtering
4.
The adoption of e-Government
5.
Adoption of software engineering methodologies
6.
E-Learning system development and applications
- Electronic
Commerce
1.
Diffusion of e-commerce.
2.
Online payment services
3.
Online learning
4.
e-Government
5.
E-Commerce logistic flows
6.
Trust and ethics issues in e-commerce
7.
Certificate authority services
8.
Mobile Commerce
Paper
Submission:
It is highly recommended that
authors submit abstracts via email to any one of the three mini-track chairs by
Final papers will be submitted via the AIS Review System before
Copyright Information: Submission
of a paper to the conference represents the author's agreement to allow AIS to
publish the paper in any written or electronic format for distribution to all
interested parties in perpetuity with or without compensation to AIS and
without compensation to the author. The
parties understand that the author is granting a nonexclusive license and all
copyrights remain the property of the author.
Standardized Categories of Notification of
Acceptability of Papers
Level 5: Accept as is and nominate
for Best Paper
Level 4: Accept as is
Level 3: Accept with revisions
Level 2: Accept for Roundtable
Discussion – Abstract only will be printed in proceedings
Level 1: Reject
Level 0: Administrative reject
(e.g., late or unrevised)
Important Dates:
Abstract submission:
Paper submission:
Notification of Acceptance:
Revised Paper Submission:
Notification of Revision
Acceptance:
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Mini-Track Co-Chairs:
Dr. Chang Liu, Department of OMIS,
College of Business, Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, IL 60115, Phone:
(815) 753-3021, E-mail: cliu@niu.edu
Dr. Zhangxi Lin, College of
Business Administration, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 79409-2101, Phone:
(806) 742-1926, Fax: (806) 742-3193, E-mail: zlin@ba.ttu.edu
Dr. Wayne Huang,
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