ICTO2016

The main focus will be on how actors understand the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support organizational activities and hence how they adopt and adapt these technologies to achieve their goals.

We are interested in different areas of the organization's strategy through new business models, competitive strategies, knowledge management, etc. Specific areas are concerned such as marketing, human resource management, project management, operation management, innovation management, etc.

“TO DO THE SAME WITH MORE: AN EXAMPLE OF E- GOVERNMENT FAILURE”

“ECM implementations in practice: Objectives, processes, technologies, and trends « 

“CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A MEDIATOR IN THE ICT-ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE RELATIONSHIP »

“LUXURY WEBSITE DESIGN: ARE LUXURY DIMENSIONS TRANSFERABLE ONLINE? « 

" Les effets stratégiques de l'adaptation structure-système d'information au sein des bureaucraties professionnelles-Cas des établissements scolaires"

« La force des liens faibles sur Facebook: un cas de « Personal Branding »

«  Influence des traits de personnalité sur la perception du risque achat des tablettes, smartphones et objets connectés sur Internet « 

“Europehappinessmap: A Framework for Multi-Lingual Sentiment Analysis via Social Media Big Data for Gross National Happiness « 

« Le Lean management à l'Hôpital : les enjeux d'un nouveau modèle organisationnel »

Mustafa Coşkun. Europehappinessmap: A Framework for Multi-Lingual Sentiment Analysis via Social Media Big Data for Gross National Happiness

The following papers have been accepted for presentation in the ICTO2016 conference  and for inclusion in the conference proceedings.(so far) 

Paper N° 64. Chiara Meret and Silvia Fioravanti. THE RELEVANCE OF RELATIONSHIPS IN BPM FOR DEVELOPING NEW BUSINESS MODELS

Paper N° 43.  Frithiof Svenson. IN SEARCH OF SUSTAINABLE ICT: EXPLORING THE MEANING OF SMARTPHONE USAGE IN ONLINE CONSUMPTION COMMUNITIES

Paper N° 26. Jardini Bahija and Jardini Hanane. LES TECHNOLOGIES DE L’INFORMATION ET LA REINGENIERIE DES PROCESSUS : DANS UNE PERSPECTIVE DE CHANGEMENTS ORGANISATIONNELS PLANIFIES

Paper N° 40.  Angelo Gasparre and Luca Beltrametti. THE ADOPTION OF ADDITIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN MANUFACTURING: AN ECONOMIC AND ORGANIZATIONAL OUTLOOK.

Paper N° 18.   Min Wang, Xiangling Fu and Wei Gao. The model of integrating information of multiple social networks to enhance user experience.

Paper N° 16.   Norberto Patrignani and Marco De Marco. The social (and environmental) responsability of ICT compagnies.

Paper N° 4.   Jardini Bahija, Elkyal Malika and Amri Mostapha. Les Technologies Informatiques dans la gestion de la chaine logistique:  L’ECHANGE DE DONNEES INFORMATISE (ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE) et sa combinaison avec le système JUSTE A TEMPS (JUST IN TIME).

Our world is dynamic and becoming increasingly complex. The knowledge that has guided our companies in the past is becoming obsolete. Managers trained in traditional methods are considered responsible for many problems of modern society. For instance, the promotion of junk foods has contributed to consumer health problems; obesity, and related diseases. Pollution of the natural environment has led to climate changes and the extinction of many species. Speculations in the financial and commodities markets has contributed to economic crisis threatening the future of billions of people. As such unemployment, poverty, illiteracy, crime, corruption, pollution, climate change, underdevelopment, inequality and immigration are becoming global social challenges.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• ICT usage for managing or disrupting the tensions, contradictions and paradoxes in complex social problems

• Affordance and constraints of ICT that create or worsen complex social problems

• The role of Big data in socio and economic development
• e-Government and democracy
• Open disaster risk data and minimization of the effect of disaster
  
• ICT and urban service delivery
• Social networking and health care
  

• ICT and consumer well-being

• The vulnerable as producers and innovators with ICTs
• Telecenters as paths for affordable computing
• ICT and workplace inclusion  of  the vulnerable within society
•  Acquisition and absorption of knowledge with ICT
• Public/private partnerships, job creation, and economic growth
• Bridging the digital divide
• Peer-to-peer technology for knowledge sharing
• Using ICT to enforce proper security against terrorism
• Gender discrimination and ICT
  
• ICT for different aspects of development
• ICT4D and mobile technologies
• ICT-enabled business models for social entrepreneurship and social problems
• National ICT policies and how they shape the societal environment for ICT acceptance and diffusion

• How ICT-enabled platforms help NGOs achieve social missions
• Usage of ICT for energy efficiency
• Improving productivity and quality of products in agriculture using ICT
• ICT in information seeking behavior of users
• ICT in life sciences
• ICT for community development
• Use of ICT in education for learning effectiveness
• ICT in epidemics detection
• Impact of rapidly expanding technologies on technology management structures

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