OCIS 2013 Business Meeting - Organizational Communication
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OCIS 2013 Business Meeting - Organizational Communication
Annual Business Meeting OCIS Division Academy of Management AUGUST 12, 2013 ORLANDO, FL Welcome! ELIZABETH DAVIDSON UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI’I MĀNOA 2013 OCIS DIVISION CHAIR Agenda Introductions ¡ OCIS Election Updates AOM and OCIS activities and updates ¡ Finance and Budget 2013 Conference Reports ¡ PDW program ¡ Academic program Awards Adjourn to Social Event OCIS Introductions 2012-2013 OCIS Officers & Executive Committee Division Chair – Elizabeth Davidson Representatives-at-Large: Jerry Kane (through August 2015) Division Chair-Elect -- Kevin Crowston Program Chair -- Youngjin Yoo Paul Leonardi (through August 2013) International Representatives-at-Large: Program Chair-Elect – Paul Leonardi Andrew Burton-Jones (to Aug 2015) Past Division Chair – Manju Ahuja Maris G Martinsons (to Aug 2015) Treasurer – Marie-Claude Boudreau Michel Avital (to August 2013) Secretary – Michael Boyer O’Leary Chief Information Officer – Likoebe Maruping Chief Technology Officer – Alex Lopes Listserv Manager – Jim Nelson Atreyi Kankanhalli (to August 2013) Practitioner Representatives-at-Large: James Lynch (to Aug 2013) Student Representatives-at-Large: Christian Hoffman (to Aug 2015) Rose Erkelens (to Aug 2013) OCIS Officer Elections 2013 Nominations Committee ¡ Deb Armstrong, Florida State University, USA ¡ Elisa Mattarelli, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy ¡ Alain Pinsonneault, McGill University, Canada Participation ¡ OCIS participation: 26.14% (229 out of 876) Incoming OCIS Officers • Division Chair Elect Kevin Crowston, Syracuse University • Program Chair Elect • Mary Beth Watson-Manheim, University of Illinois at Chicago • • Representative-at-Large Lionel Robert, University of Michigan, USA • Student Representative-at-Large • Joachim Bendix Lyon, Stanford University, USA • International Representative-at-Large (Europe and Middle East) • Anca Metiu, Essec Business School, France • International Representative-at-Large (Any Region) ¡ Christian Hoffman, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland Practitioner Representative-at-large: ¡ Bruce Jenks, Global Support Services, EMC Corporation, USA 2013-2014 OCIS Officers & Executive Committee Division Chair – Kevin Crowston Division Chair-Elect --Youngjin Yoo Program Chair --Paul Leonardi Program Chair-Elect – Mary Beth Watson- Manheim Past Division Chair – Elizabeth Davidson Treasurer – Marie-Claude Boudreau Secretary – Michael Boyer O’Leary Representatives-at-Large: Jerry Kane (to Aug 2015) Lionel Robert (to Aug 2016) International Representatives-at-Large: Andrew Burton-Jones (to Aug 2015) Maris G Martinsons (to Aug 2015) Anca Metiu (to Aug 2016) Christian Hoffmman(to Aug 2016) Practitioner Representatives-at-Large: Bruce Jenks (to Aug 2015) Chief Information Officer – Likoebe Maruping Student Representatives-at-Large: Chief Technology Officer – Alex Lopes Allison Leigh Noyes (to Aug 2014) Listserv Manager – Jim Nelson Joachim Bendix Lyon (to Aug 2015) Call for Action: Open Leadership Positions The following OCIS leadership positions will be open in 2014: ¡ Program Chair Elect ¡ Treasurer (Marie-Claude Boudreau will assist with transition) ¡ Secretary ¡ Student Representative-at-Large Consider getting involved in OCIS leadership! Call for Action: 2014 Nomination Committee We need your help to find the future leaders of the Division! Please volunteer to serve on the 2014 Nominations Committee – or nominate the person next to you – ¡ Volunteer to serve or suggest candidates. ¡ Contact Liz Davidson (me) [email protected] AOM and OCIS Activities 2012-2013 AOM Initiatives AOM is entering year 4 of the 5-year strategic plan ¡ Africa Project ÷ AOM held its first small conference outside of North America January 7-10, 2013 in Johannesburg, South Africa AOM Initiatives Academy of Management Discoveries (AMD) ¡ Timely evidence about phenomena with implications for public policy or managerial practice ¡ Important and interesting replications/extensions of prior findings that significantly change our understanding ¡ Empirical explications of emergent phenomena, processes, and taxonomies. ¡ Soon Ang is one of 5 associate editors ¡ Andrew Burton-Jones invited to editorial board ¡ http://aom.org/amd/ AOM Initiatives Content on AOM.Org ¡ Ethics in research and teaching blog ¡ Video library – ethics of research videos ¡ Easier access online to AOM journals AOM Connect ¡ Public access for groups and discussions ¡ Private workgroups, member-only conversations and more. ¡ Integrated log in with our aom.org website. ¡ More videos, photos and shareable content. ¡ New server with enhanced performance and speed. OCIS International Outreach and Development pre-PACIS OCIS-Sponsored paper development workshop, June 19, 2013 in Jeju, South Korea 8 papers selected out of 25 for providing feedback Mentors: ¡ Atreyi Kankanhalli, National Univ. of Singapore (Organizer) ¡ Carol Hsu, National Taiwan University ¡ Robert Davison, City University of Hong Kong ¡ Hee-Woong Kim, Yonsei University OCIS International PDW May 31, 2013 University of Passau Organized by ¡ Marina Fiedler ¡ Chair of Management, Personnel and Information at University of Passau ¡ OCIS International Representative (2010-2013) Mentors ¡ Liz Davidson, University of Hawaii ¡ Mike Chiasson, University of Lancaster ¡ Yuqing (Ching) Ren, University of Minnasota Attendees ¡ 18 papers with one or more attendees each International Paper Development Workshop University of Passau, May 31 2013 Marina Fiedler, Nina Bauer, Heike Wissmann, Sven-Volker Rehm, Kai Spohrer, Verena Dorner, Marcus Giamattei, Ksenia Koroleva, Ronny Reinhardt, Marcel Allscher, Markus Hummel, Alexander Kornrumpf, Nicola Klaus, Stefan Thalmann, Sabrina Vieth, Michael Scholz, André Schäfferling, Hella Niemietz, Ivan Zupic, David Wagner, Mike Chiasson, Thomas Kude, Liz Davidson, Stephen Jeffrey, Yuqing Ren Home Universities of Participants Social Program OCIS Division 5-year review 2013-2014 Required by the AOM ¡ Survey of members, please participate! ¡ Renew your membership promptly (rather than wait for next AOM conference). We will take the opportunity to review and replan (as needed) the activities of OCIS ¡ Committee: Kevin Crowston, Paul Hart, Liz Davidson, Maric Boudreau, Andrew Burton-Jones ¡ If you have ideas or would like to participate, contact Kevin Crowston or one of the representatitives OCIS Student Initiatives Blog & Social Networking ¡ www.ocisphd.com ¡ Twitter: @ocisphd retweeted by the AoM ¡ Facebook Group: OCIS Students 100 members! search for “OCISphd”. Student Outreach & Involvement ¡ Resource community in information sharing ¡ Organize a symposium next year ¡ Let your students know we are here! OCIS Annual Meeting Activity Sponsors OCIS Budget & Finances MARIE-CLAUDE BOUDREAU, TREASURER Balance forward Jan 1st, 2012: Division allocation for 2012: Total operating funds as of Jan 1st, 2012: $ 12,839 $ 11,522 $ 24,361 Sponsorships revenue $ 2,500 Expenses Meeting Awards & gifts Miscellaneous $ 14,040 $ 3,482 $ 358 Net $ 8,981 Balance forward Jan 1st, 2013: Division allocation for 2013: Total operating funds as of Jan 1st, 2013: $ 8,981 $ 10,477 $ 19,458 Revenues NSF reimbursement (2012) Expected NSF reimbursement for DC Expected sponsorships Excepted total revenues $ 4,205 $ 4,480 $ 5,000 $ 13,685 Expected expenses meeting & awards $ 18,000 Expected net $ 15,143 Operating Funds Over Time 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Balance Forward $1,063 $516 $3,901 $12,838 Division Allocation $9,716 $9,626 $9,833 $11,522 $10,477 $10,142 $13,734 $24,360 $19,457 Total Operating $10,779 Funds Available on Jan 1st $ 8,980 2013 OCIS Program Highlights PAUL LEONARDI NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PDW CHAIR YOUNGJIN YOO TEMPLE UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CHAIR Professional Development Workshops OCIS Sponsored PDWs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. MOOCs, Flippling the Classroom Publishing Research on IT –enabled Pheonomna in Top Journals Future Search: Research about ICT and the Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism Simulation in Information Systems Research Exploring Future Technology Through Creative Science Prototyping Co-Sponsored PDWs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Bridging the Divide between Academics, Practice, and Policy Ethical E-Research The impact of Dialogue Between Management Scholarship and Practice Using Outsourcing & Offshoring as a Context to Study Innovation Weak Signals? But I thought they were noise! High reliability practices in organizations OCIS Doctoral Consortium Participants ¡ 53 submitted (32US, 15 Europe, and 6 Asia) ¡ 27 accepted (22 US, 4 Europe, and 1 Asia) Supported by ¡ National ÷ (Grant Science Foundation # IIS-1342548 ) ¡ Northwestern ÷ School University of Communication OCIS Doctoral Consortium Faculty Advisors ¡ Marleen Huysman (VA University, Amsterdam) ¡ Paul Leonardi (Northwestern University) ¡ Peter Monge (USC) ¡ Emmanuelle Vaast (McGill University) ¡ Mary Beth Watson-Manheim (University of Illinois – Chicago) ¡ JoAnne Yates (MIT) Junior Faculty Consortium 8 Junior Faculty Participants ¡ 3 North America; 5 International; 5 Countries represented Senior Faculty Mentors ¡ Kevin Crowston, Syracuse University ¡ Samer Faraj, McGill University ¡ Ojelanki Ngwenyama, Ryerson University ¡ Janet Fulk, University of Southern California ¡ Michael Barrett, Cambridge University OCIS Submissions ¡ Papers: 121 (155 in 2012) ¡ Symposia: 14 (9 in 2012) OCIS Acceptances ¡ Papers: 58 Overall (48% acceptance rate) ÷ 52 Presentation Papers ÷ 6 discussion Papers (Sunday) ¡ Symposia: 1 Accepted & 6 Co-sponsored Program Highlights Keynote speaker: ¡ Richard J. Boland, Jr., Case Western Reserve University Plenary Panel: Technology for Social Change ¡ Kevin Curry (Code for America), Richard C Boly (Office of eDiplomacy, US Department of State), Garrett Melby (GoodCompany), and Sabine Brunswicker (Code for Europe, Purdue University) Showcase symposia: ¡ Team Knowledge Measurement and Representation in Large Collectives (Tuesday 9:45 – 11:15 am) ¡ The Micro-foundations of Information Technology Spillovers (Monday 9:45 – 11:15 am) Annual Conference Awards OCIS Best Conference Paper Awards Sponsored by: Short-term and long-term stability in electronic communication network Eric Quintane (U. of Lugano) Philippa Pattison (U. of Melbourne) Garry Robins (U. of Melbourne) Joeri Mol (U. of Melbourne) Sociomaterial regulation in organizations: The case of information technology FranÁois-Xavier de Vaujany (U-Paris Dauphine) Vladislav Fomin (Vytautas Magnus U.) Kalle Lyytinen (Case Western Reserve U.) Stefan Haefliger (Cass Business School, City U. London) Rhetorical Persuasion for Widespread Adoption: Creating a Compelling Cognitive-Institutional Account Quang Bui Bentley University Digital accommodation during corporate acquisitions Hi Kui Du University of Texas Austin A cultural sociology perspective on voting practices in peer-to-peer feedback systems Thomas Mattson University of Hawai’i Manoa Organizing for High Generativity: Unraveling the Nature of InternetBased Generative Collectives Wietske Van Osch Michigan State University The Interpretive Work of Offshore Professionals in Intercultural Collaborations Sharon Koppman (U of Arizona), Elisa Mattarelli (U of Modena and Reggio Emilia), Amar Gupta (Pace University) OCIS Service Awards and Recognition Tara Behrend George Washington University Petra Saskia Bayeri Erasmus University And all 245 reviewers who provided 508 reviews! Anthony P. Ammeter Deborah J. Armstrong Bijan Azad Nicholas Berente Gordon Burtch Brian S. Butler Andrea Carugati Cecil Eng Huang Chua Katherine Chudoba Paul D. Collins Panos Constantinides Robert M. Davison Nancy Deng J. Alberto Espinosa Anne-Laure Fayard James Gaskin Jungpil Hahn Sean William Hansen Paul Hart Ola Henfridsson Pamela Hinds James Howison Jack Shih-Chieh Hsu Ghiyoung Im Steven L. Johnson Gerald C Kane Yongsuk Kim Rajiv Kishore Sri Kudaravalli Gwanhoo Lee Jan Marco Leimeister Alexandre Barsi Lopes Maris G. Martinsons Elisa Mattarelli Sharon P. McKechnie Jae Yun Moon Mark Mortensen Jim Nelson Kay M Nelson Wanda J. Orlikowski Min-Seok Pang Bing Ran Julie Rennecker Carol S. Saunders Steve Sawyer Maha Shaikh Carsten Sorensen Mani R. Subramani Heinz-Theo Wagner Mary Beth Watson-Manheim Sunil Wattal Matthew Weber JoAnne Yates Adrian Yeow Outstanding AE Award for 2013 Anthony P. Ammeter U. of Mississippi Gordon Burtch University of Minnesota Outgoing Past Division Chair Manju Ajula OCIS Past Division Chair THANK YOU!!!! Annual Awards OCIS Best Published Paper Award 2012 Sponsored by: Runner Up for Best Published Paper in 2012 Reconfiguring Boundary Relations: Robotic Innovations in Pharmacy Work Organization Science, 23(5) Michael Barrett Eivor Oborn Wanda J. Orlikowski Joanne Yates Best Published Paper in 2012 Dialectics of Collective Minding: Contradictory Appropriations of Information Technology in a High-risk Project MIS Quarterly 36(4) Jessica Luo Carlo Kalle Lyytinen Richard J. Boland, Jr. OCIS Lifetime Service Awards THIS AWARD RECOGNIZES INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE MADE SIGNIFICANT SERVICE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE OCIS COMMUNITY OVER THE COURSE OF THEIR CAREERS. Award goes to …. Program Chair (1993), Division Carol Saunders Chair (1995) OCIS ICIS General Conference CoChair (2012) and Chair (1999) AIS Fellow LEO Fellow, inducted 2010 Editor-in-Chief, MIS Quarterly, 2005 – 2007; SE 2003 - 2004; AE 2000-2002. Professor, University of Central Florida Call for Action: Scholars Keep doing (and publishing) great research! Submit your work to OCIS Encourage others to submit to OCIS Encourage students to submit their work (and tag it as student-authored) Submit to and review for Academy journals Tell us about your published work Call for Action: Get Involved Sign up to be a reviewer Sign up to be an AE Submit a PDW proposal Be a mentor for the Doctoral Consortium Be a mentor for the Jr. Faculty Consortium Run for OCIS office Submit a paper to OCIS Submit a symposium to OCIS Setup and run an OCIS sponsored event or session 2014 AOM Timetable Nov. 2013 Update Reviewer Information (or volunteer to be an AE) Jan 2014 Paper & PDW Submissions Due August 2014 See You in Philadelphia! Be a discussant Be a session chair Tell a colleague or student about OCIS Introduce yourself to someone new at the Social Hour Be creative – propose something we’ve never thought of! Call for Action: Champions & Troublemakers We need your help to do all this (and more!) Please participate in and volunteer to help with our many activities. Take the initiative to propose other ideas & activities….making it happen at OCIS! Join US… OCIS Social Hour WDW Swan Resort, Osprey 1 7:30PM - 10:30PM