British Academy of Management (BAM 2009)
Brighton Centre, Brighton, UK, 15-17 September 2009
E-Business and E-Government Track
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN E-BUSINESS, E-GOVERNMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Track Co-Chairs: Feng Li; Savvas Papagiannidis; Dave Wainwright; Teresa Waring; Sally Harridge-March
Deadline for submission: 27 February 2009
The e-Business & e-Government Track at BAM2009 will provide a lively and friendly forum for academics, practitioners and policy makers to present and discuss their latest thinking in e-Business, e-Government and information systems. Areas of particular interest include, but are not limited to:
Following our successful collaboration with the Creative and Cultural Industries Track in organising a special session at BAM2008, this year we have also teamed up with the UKAIS (UK Academy for Information Systems) and the E-Marketing SIG (Special Interest Group) of the Academy of Marketing to organise two special themes within the track. You are encouraged to submit relevant papers to the special themes as well as the joint session.
Dave Wainwright and Teresa Waring
The area of Information Systems is engaged in many challenging debates at the present time. To reflect the diversity of interests we would like to encourage submission of papers around (but not limited to) the following themes:
Sally Harridge-March
E-Marketing has provided many exciting opportunities for organisations to connect with their customers and other stakeholders. This special theme invites the submission of papers around (but not limited to) the following themes:
Finola Kerrigan and Feng Li
Following the success at BAM2008, this year we will once again organise a special joint session between the E-Business and E-Government Track and the Creative and Cultural Industries Track. We would like to invite papers which examine (but not limited to) the following issues:
Both empirically and conceptually based full papers and developmental papers are welcome. We also invite proposals for Symposium and Workshops. Like previous years, selected papers will be published in a journal special issue and possibly also in an edited book. For further information about the e-Business and e-Government Track, please visit the British Academy of Management Conference website.