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This volume is a collection of papers on emerging concepts,
approaches and ideas in information systems research. It examines
theoretical and methodological issues related to both information
systems development in general and the complexity of information
systems as socio-technical systems. The book draws on invited
papers selected from the proceedings of the 25th International
Conference on Information Systems Development (ISD) held in
Katowice, Poland, August 24 - 26, 2016. The invited conference
papers were revised and expanded and present research that is
focused on context, creativity, and cognition in information
systems development. These issues are significant as they provide
the basis for organizations to identify new markets, support
innovative technology deployment, and enable mobile applications to
detect, sense, interpret, and respond to the environment.
This book constitutes the proceedings of the 18th International
Conference on Perspectives in Business Informatics Research, BIR
2019, held in Katowice, Poland, in September 2019. This year's
theme was: Responsibilities of Digitalization - Responsible
designing and shaping of future technology for digital
preservation, global data storage and cost-effective management.
The 17 papers presented in this volume were carefully reviewed and
selected from 74 submissions. This year the contributions focus on
topics such as: responsibilities of digitalization; responsible
designing and shaping the future of technology for digital
preservation, global data storage and cost-effective management.
Separation distinction between the roles of the producer and
consumer has become blurred with the development of new science and
technologies enabling the emergence of the prosumer, or the active
consumer. In the IT sector, the role of the end-user has broadened
to include innovation and development practices in addition to the
traditional consumer activities. As such, businesses must create
opportunities for product development and innovation by the
consumers. Frameworks of IT Prosumption for Business Development
investigates the latest empirical research on active use of
information technology resources, enabling users with new
methodologies, tools, and opportunities to impact application
development processes. The objective of this reference book is to
mobilize end-users to take a more active role in their own IT
solutions, which will in turn assist in the development of best
practices in IT at all levels.
The information economy continues to challenge businesses in many
ways with information technologies and globalization leading to
blurred the organizational boundaries. ""Infonomics for Distributed
Business and Decision-Making Environments: Creating Information
System Ecology"" provides greater understanding of issues,
challenges, trends, and technologies effecting the overall
utilization and management of information in modern organizations
around the world. A leading field resource, this innovative
collection addresses the emerging issues in information resources
economics and its applications.
Autopoietic systems show a remarkable property in the way they
interact with their environment: on the one hand building blocks
and energy (including information) are exchanged with the
environment, which characterizes them as open systems; on the other
hand, any functional mechanisms-the way the system processes,
incorporates building blocks, and responds to information-are
totally self-determined and cannot be controlled by interventions
from the environment. Information systems in an organization seem
to accept the autopoietic system way of development and can help
managers to understand the operations of their organizations
better. Autopoiesis and Self-Sustaining Processes for
Organizational Success is an innovative reference book that
presents the meaning of autopoietic organizations for social and
information science, examines how autopoietic organizations are
information self-producing and self-controlled, and provides a
framework for its development in modern organizations. The book
focuses on analyzing autopoiesis features such as self-managing,
self-sustaining, self-producing, self-regulating, etc. Moreover, as
the aforementioned characteristics receive a new interpretation in
IT environments, the book also includes an exploration of IT
solutions that enable the development of these characteristics.
This book is ideal for professionals, academicians, researchers,
and students working in the field of information economics and
management in various disciplines such as information and
communication sciences, administrative sciences and management,
education, computer science, and information technology.
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