http://www.unice.fr/icis2008/step1/themeTracks.html
Themes & Tracks
Bruce Mau challenges our technological age and asks: “Now that we can do anything, what will we do?â€
At ICIS in Paris 2008, we will confront the ways in which we are creating informational environments with IT, and the consequences they have for organizations and for society. We will ask: are we really doing what we want, what we are worthy of, and what we desire for society? Are we creating betterment for human beings? Our intention is to challenge global academic and industrial leaders to confront the ethical basis, the design processes and the consequences of IT as we create a worldwide ubiquitous presence of information and communication technologies.
The conference theme is “Ethics, Design and Consequences of IT”. The conference will be divided into several tracks:
Clickable list of tracks
1) Ethics, Design, and Consequences
2) Education and Development
3) Design Theory and Research
4) Featured Industries
5) Research Methods
6) Organization Theory, Strategy and IS
7) Human Behavior and IT
Cool Human Computer Interaction
9) Alternative Systems Development
10) Teaching Cases
11) Social Aspects of IS
12) Global Information Systems Management
13) Extreme Innovation
14) IS Security and Privacy
15) General Topics
16) Breakthrough Ideas
17) Economics of Information Systems
18) CIO Problems and Prospects
19) Panels Track
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Ann Fruhling, PhD
afruhling@unomaha.edu
Research Director for STATPack,
www.statpack.org
Director, Center for Public Health Informatics at the University of Nebraska at Omaha