Call for Submissions

About the Conference

The 4th Annual NEAIS Conference, 2022

Northeastern University
Boston, MA
9:30am – 3 pm, Saturday, October 29thth 2022

Call for Submissions
Conference Registration
Conference Program
Venue & Parking
Sponsorship



***Conference Date Moved to Saturday, October 29th, 2022***

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: NEAIS ‘22
The 4th New England Chapter, Association of Information Systems (AIS) Conference, 2022
 
Saturday, October 29, 2022, Northeastern University, Boston

Two best papers will be awarded, sharing $1, 000 and fast-tracked to participating journals.

 

Note: All presenters are encouraged to attend the conference in person, as our current plan is to host the conference on the Northeastern University campus in Boston. However, if the situation changes, we will move to a virtual conference environment. The conference organizing committee closely monitors the developments related to Coronavirus and guidance from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, AIS, and the WHO. We will share any changes/updates with the community immediately.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Monday, July 25, 2022

Registration is required to attend, but there is no conference fee. All the conference participants must join the NEAIS chapter before or at the beginning of the conference (the NEAIS membership fee is $10/Annual and free for doctoral students and Retired/Emeritus faculty). Instruction for NEAIS membership payment can be found HERE.

NEAIS 2022 seeks to enhance knowledge sharing and community building among IS scholars in the Northeast. We invite submissions reflecting a plurality of perspectives on the discipline, with special emphasis on those relevant to the conference theme Misinformation. 

The New England Chapter of the Association for Information Systems (NEAIS) serves AIS members in the Northeastern United States. We welcome submissions from all IS scholars, international and US domestic, including Ph.D. students, and especially encourage submissions from those in the Northeast region. 

The conference will include parallel presentation sessions, invited keynote speakers, and panel sessions.  In addition, there will be speakers from academia and industry from across the Northeast region and beyond. Students are also encouraged to submit their papers in conjunction with their faculty advisors and present them at the conference. 

Abstract of accepted papers will appear in the electronic conference proceedings. The authors retain the copyright to their work. At least one author must register for and present at the conference. High-quality papers will be nominated for the best paper award and fast-tracked to participating journals. 

Submissions

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference. Submissions may be in the form of one or more of the following: Completed research papers, research-in-progress papers, case studies, extended abstracts, or proposals for panel discussions. Submissions will receive reviewer feedback.

Please submit the paper via the EasyChair system. Here is the submission link:

(https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=neais2022).

Important dates

  • Submission Deadline Extended to: Monday, July 25th
  • Decision to Authors: Monday, September 12th
  • Camera Ready Copy Due: Monday, September 26th

Submission Template: Submissions should be in MS Word or PDF format. The submission template is available here. Here is the template file (https://tinyurl.com/NEAIS2022InitialTemplate)

Completed Research: Completed research papers should be no more than 2,500 words, including all materials and sections such as figures, tables, and references.

Research-in-Progress: Research-in-progress proposals (abstracts) or a summary of tentative results of the study to date of 500-1000 words.

Panel Submissions: Individuals interested in conducting a panel dealing with technological, managerial, professional, teaching, societal, national, or international issues of information technology management are invited to submit a 500-1000-word proposal covering the objectives, issues to be covered, and the names and email addresses of the panelists.

Potential Topics: While we encourage paper submissions related to our conference theme of “Misinformation”, We authors are invited to submit their research-in-progress and panel proposals in any of the following areas (but not limited to):

  *   Accounting information systems

  *   Adoption and diffusion

  *   Artificial intelligence

  *   Business intelligence

  *   Business process design and management

  *   Community, development, and social informatics

  *   Data management and analytics

  *   Data quality

  *   Data warehousing and Decision Support

  *   Design science

  *   Digital Innovation

  *   Organizational responses/adaption to pandemic

  *   e-Business, e-Commerce, e-Government

  *   Economics of IS/IT

  *   Ethical issues in IS

  *   IS education, curriculum changes during the pandemic or post-pandemic

  *   Global IS/IT/outsourcing

  *   Green computing and sustainability

  *   Health informatics

  *   Information policy

  *   Information security, assurance, and privacy

  *   IS philosophy

  *   IT service management

  *   Knowledge management

  *   Project management

  *   Research methods in IS/IT

  *   Sharing Economy

  *   Social computing

  *   Socio-technical issues and social inclusion

  *   Strategic IS/IT management

  *   Systems development, user experience (UX), and usability

  *   Virtual communities and collaboration

  *   Other IS/IT topics of interest to the discipline

Location: Northeastern University, Boston  

Conference Committees

 Conference Planning and Venue Selection (Conference Committee)

-           David Murungi (Chair), Carol Lee, Yang Lee, Jing Wang, Chrisy Yao & Julie Zhang

 Paper Review and Best Paper Selection (Program Committee)

-           Yuzhu (Julia) Li (Chair), Shankar Ganesan, Inchan Kim, Xiaoping Liu, Mahed Maddah, Chrisy Yao  & Ermira Zifla,  

Fundraising and Promotion Committee

-        Haijing Hao, Yang Lee, Yuzhu (Julia) Li & Luvai Motiwalla, 

NEAIS Executive Board

  • President: Yang Lee, Northeastern University
  • Past President: Luvai Motiwalla, U Mass Lowell
  • Vice-President: David Murungi, Bentley University
  • Secretary: Ermira Zifla, U New Hampshire
  • Treasurer: Yuzhu Li, U Mass Dartmouth
  • Events/Communications Director: Jing Wang, U New Hampshire

At-Large Directors

  • Pratyush Bharati, U Mass Boston
  • Shankar Ganesan, Babson College
  • Haijing Hao, Bentley University
  • Arnold Kamis, Brandeis University
  • Nanda Kumar, Baruch College (CUNY)
  • Diane Strong, WPI 
  • Yurong (Chrisy) Yao, Suffolk University

Contact

Please email all questions about submissions to neaisconf@gmail.com.