Host
Tennenbaum Institute, Georgia Institute of Technology
Overview
Organizations of all sizes and complexity in virtually all industries (e.g. healthcare, manufacturing, energy, education, telecom, etc.) need to continuously adapt to changes in the global environment, economies, and markets. This adaptation requires solutions that consider the role of organizations, people, knowledge, information, processes, strategy, and technology. This holistic approach integrates the needs of multiple stakeholders to create value and enable enterprise transformation.
Scholarly research in enterprise transformation can be found across many disciplines including management, industrial and systems engineering, information systems, organizational behavior, strategy, marketing, political science, economics, sociology, and many others.
The purpose of this first international workshop is to bring together this diverse academic community to stimulate a focused discussion on enterprise transformation research, network and collaborate with other researchers, discuss cross-disciplinary theories, frameworks, methodologies, and approaches, and understand the spectrum of possible publication outlets. The workshop will include a session on meet-the-editors of the Journal of Enterprise Transformation.
The outcome and lessons learned from this 1-day workshop will be published in a special issue of the Journal of Enterprise Transformation sometime in 2014.
Program
The program is now available.
Call for Participation
If you are interested in participating in this workshop, please send a 200-word abstract describing your work and interest in enterprise transformation to entr2013@gatech.edu with subject line "ENTR13 Workshop Abstract Submission" as soon as possible but no later than January 15, 2013.
Decisions will be made on a rolling basis. Limited travel support is available for students and postdocs. Registration for the workshop is limited and by invitation-only, please contact us at entr2013@gatech.edu if you would like to receive an invitation to participate.
Note: The CSER registration system cannot be used to register for this workshop.
Workshop Organizers
Rahul C. Basole, School of Interactive Computing & Tennenbaum Institute, Georgia Tech
Ricardo Valerdi, Systems & Industrial Engineering, University of Arizona
Eileen Van Aken, Industrial & Systems Engineering, Virginia Tech
Program Contact
Rahul C. Basole (basole@gatech.edu)
Local Arrangements
Kristi Kirkland (kristi.kirkland@ti.gatech.edu)
