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Main Tracks
MAIN TRACK 4: Information Technologies for the Knowledge Society
Information Systems: The new research agenda the emerging curriculum and the new teaching paradigm
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New Research Agenda of Information Systems and Integration with the Classical IS Curriculum
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The Emerging Curriculum for IS
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The New Teaching Paradigm and Teaching Case Studies
E-BUSINESS AND E-BANKING
Electronic Trade/Electronic Commerce: Contexts
Citizens
Consumers
Business
Government
Community
Global
Electronic Commerce: Business Issues
Globalisation
Sustainable development
Business models
Marketplaces
Supply chain management
Logistics
Marketing
Strategic adoption frameworks
Communities/collective intelligence
Outsourcing and process modelling
Business process reengineering
Customer relationship management
Training and education
Security and control
Business strategy alignment
Social/business networking
Knowledge management
Learning
Electronic Trade/Electronic Commerce: Practices
and Applications
E-commercein different countries/markets/products/services
Surveys of e-commerce adoption
Benchmarking/best practices
Case studies at regional/national/global levels
Domain applications
Tools/emerging technologies and new generation applications Challenges for the future; specification of government policies
Roadmaps for the future
Electronic Commerce: The Technologies
Front/back office
Portals
Push/pull technologies
Web 2.0
Semantic web
Adaptive and personalised technologies
Metadata and content management
Free and open source software
Intelligent agents
Mobile/ubiquitous/pervasive technologies
Security
Payment systems
Grid technologies
IT strategy
Content/knowledge management systems
Emerging technologies
Strategic Management of E-Banking: Business Strategies and Beyond - Alternative Channels and New Core Businesses
Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Business strategies for e-banking
- Strategic management of IT component
- Human factor of e-banking
- Strategising social networks in e-banking
- Strategic clustering
- Modelling of strategic business processes
- Information provision gap analysis
- IT-enabled competitive advantage
- Competition analysis in e-banking
- Reflective strategies
- Understanding e-banking business environment
- Challenges from globalisation
- The role of emerging technologies: intelligent agents, recommendation systems, semantic web, web 2.0, collaborative technologies
- Strategic considerations of security in e-banking
- Strategic management of competencies
- Strategic management for technology enhance learning in e-banking
- Collaborative life
Advances in Knowledge Management for E-banking - Towards High Performance Banking Systems
Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
SECTION A: ARTIFACT LEVEL
- Managing documents
- Managing metadata and semantics
- Managing taxonomies
SECTION B: INDIVIDUAL LEVEL
- Constructing yellow pages of experts
- Managing individual profiles
- Managing tacit knowledge
SECTION C: TEAM LEVEL
- Managing workflows
- Managing discussion forums
- Exploiting collaborative work systems
- Managing team dynamics
SECTION D: ORGANISATIONAL LEVEL
- Building best practices
- Developing knowledge maps/ontologies
- Managing competencies
- Managing organisational memory
SECTION E: INTER-ORGANISATIONAL LEVEL
- Managing inter-organisational network
- Managing projects
- Future technologies
Enterprise Resource Planning Systems in the Banking Industry - Reengineering of Process and Exploitation of Emerging Technologies
Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Business process reengineering in banking industry
- New banking industry dynamics
- ERPs for e-banking: modules and applications
- Customer relationship management for e-banking
- Web services and advanced approaches to customer support
- Design variables and application of social network analysis to the personalisation of services
- Outsourcing
- Strategic management of ERPs within banks
- Advanced applications of semantic web and Web 2.0 for e-banking
- Integration of legacy systems in ERPs
- Enterprise application integration in banking industry
- Enterprise portals
- Decision support and ERPs
- Executive information systems and ERPs
- Value chain analysis and ERP integration
- Frameworks and strategies for ERP implementation
- Advanced database approaches: multidimensional and OLAP
- Workflow management
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