Call for Papers
19th Annual Conference
International Information
Management Association
13-15
October 2008
Conference Hotel: Ramada Plaza Hotel-San Diego
Conference Room Special $99 a room per night (single or
double occupancy) including a full American Breakfast
and a free shuttle to and from the
Call 800.405.9102 by 15 September 2008—tell them it is for
the
International Information Management Association or give the
Group Code of CGAAKM
Theme:
Convergence ~ People, Process and Technology
The
International Information Management Association (IIMA) annual conferences
promote the dynamic exchange of ideas among leading researchers, educators,
developers and practitioners who share their research and disseminate
innovations in education, business and government. The 19th Annual
Conference of the IIMA is devoted to presenting and examining information
technology issues in our global networked environment.
Conference
topics include, but are not limited to:
·
Distance learning
and innovative teaching techniques
·
Artificial
Intelligence-Decision Making
·
Supply Chain
Management
·
Electronic
commerce applications and innovations – public and private
·
Web issues,
technology, and tools
·
ERP and
manufacturing issues
·
Networks and
wireless technologies
·
International,
cultural and societal implications
·
Database and
Intelligent systems
·
Organizational
issues and case studies
·
Business Process
Re-Engineering
·
Security, privacy,
legal and ethical issues
·
Medical &
Clinical Informatics
·
International
Issues
·
Information
Assurance
·
Assurance of
Learning Topics
·
Outsourcing
·
Global Impacts on
Economics
·
Mediate Communications
Submission
of Papers:
Submissions
to IIMA 2008 must not already have been published in a journal, presented at
another conference, or be currently under consideration for publication or presentation
elsewhere. All submissions will be reviewed by the track chairs, program
committee and selected reviewers. All reviews are double blind. The Conference Review Board will make the
final determination whether the accepted papers are published in the IIMA 2008 Proceedings. The best papers will be sent on to the
Editors of the Communications of the IIMA or the Journal of International Technology and
Information Management (JITIM) for possible consideration. The Communications of the IIMA is a double blind, refereed, serial
publication of IIMA that is registered with the US Library of Congress
(ISSN: 1543-5970). See www.IIMA.org for the on-line
version of past issues. The Journal
of International Technology and Information Management (JITIM) is a
double blind, referred journal published four times a year that is registered
with the US Library of Congress (ISSN: 1543-5962). Each journal is listed in Cabell’s
Publications and part of the Cengage Data Base
(formerly Thompson Learning).
Format of
Submitted Papers:
Papers should follow the style recommended by the
American Psychological Associations (APA) Publication Manual. The language of the conference and related
publications is English. Each accepted
paper must be presented at the conference and be accompanied by paid
registration. Each submitted paper must include an abstract and must conform to
the following format: First Page: Title, authors, address, phone, fax, email
address, abstract. Second and subsequent pages: Title, full manuscript (limited
to 25 double-spaced pages). Accepted conference papers will be notified by June 1, 2008.
Please submit an electronic copy in MS Word format to
the Program Chair, Dr. Joseph Chan Jchan@roosevelt.edu
no later than
May
1, 2008. Any
submission that is received after the deadline, exceeds length requirements, or
does not adhere to the format will be rejected without review.
Submission
Panel or Workshop:
The
conference will feature sessions on topics of special interest. To propose a
panel, contact the program chair and provide the session topic and a list of
3-5 potential panelists. To propose a workshop, contact Dr. Frank Lin Flin@csusb.edu with a short description of the
proposed workshop.
Submission Deadline:
Conference Acceptance Notification:
Final Version Due:
CIIMA Journal Notification: Rolling Acceptance
For more information, style guidelines, and fee
schedule: visit the IIMA website: www.iima.org
Conference
Contacts
|
Program
Chair: Joseph
O. Chan, Ph.D. |
Conference
Chair: Xuedong Gao, Ph.D. Univ of
Science & Tech |
IIMA
President: Chang T. Hsieh, Ph.D. |
Editors:
Communications of IIMA Rob Harris, Ph.D. Jack Marchewka, Ph.D. |
|
Executive
Director: C. E. Tapie Rohm, Ph.D. California
State University-San Bernardino |
Local
Arrangements: Tony Coulson, Ph.D. |
Immediate Past President Xin James He, Ph.D. |
Track Chair: Teaching
& Learning Tanya Goette, Ph.D. |
|
Track Chair: Privacy
Don Moscato,
Ph.D. |
Track Chair: Management
Support Systems Univ of
Science & Tech |
Track Chair: Information
Systems Jack T. Marchewka, Ph.D. Northern
|
Track Chair: Information
Assurance & Security Dan Manson, Ph.D. Cal
Poly University-Pomona |
|
Track Chair: Medical
& Clinical Informatics |
Track Chair: Electronic
Commerce |
Track Chair: Workshop
Proposals Frank Lin, Ph.D. California State University-SB |
Track Chair: Business
Processes Tony Coulson, Ph.D. California State
University-SB |
|
Track Chair: Asian
Papers Qun Zhang,
Ph.D. Univ of Science & Tech |
Track Chair: Software
/ Development/Mgmt Ian Allison, Ph.D. |
Track Chair: Ethics Emmanuel Opara, Ph.D. |
Track Chair: Networking
Systems Shaoyi He, Ph.D. California
State Univ-San Marcos |
|
Track Chair: CRM Xin James He,
Ph.D. |
Track Chair: International
Topics |
Track Chair: Database
Technologies Warren
Adis, Ph.D. |
Track Chair: Web Design, Technologies Issues Pascal Ravesteijn,
MSc. Ing Hogeschool Utrecht-Netherlands |
|
Track Chair: AI-Decision Making-SCM Harold
Dyck, Ph.D. |
Track Chair: Assurance of Learning Topics Jay
Lightfoot |
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