31 August, 2020, Bengaluru: The Centre for Software and Information Technology Management (CSITM) of IIM Bangalore and the Association for Information Systems, India Chapter (INAIS) will host a panel discussion titled: ‘Who are we doing IS Research for? The Future of IS Research’, on September 02 (Wednesday), 2020, at 05:00 pm.
The panel will feature two very accomplished information systems researchers, Professors Richard Watson and Robert Davison. The panellists will be joined by the workshop series coordinators, Prof. Rahul Dé, faculty from the Information Systems area of IIM Bangalore, Prof. Saji Mathew of IIT Madras and Prof. Priya Seetharaman of IIM Calcutta.
Like the previous webinars in this series, which started on June 16, 2020, this one will also be held through an online meeting platform.
For more details related to the workshop, preparation and registration, please visit: Click here. Registration to the workshop is free.
IIMB’s CSITM and INAIS are conducting a series of workshops on research methods over a period of 12 weeks, titled: ‘Rendezvous with Information Systems Researchers: A Workshop on Research in Action, Field Insights and Research Methods’. The workshops focus on research in action, eliciting nuances of applying commonly used research methods and getting field insights from scholars who have published influential research in top journals of the IS discipline.
The workshops are aimed to benefit PhD and Master’s students, as well as young faculty members in Information Systems and related areas.
The objective of this workshop series is to give IS scholars a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes findings of the researcher, along with the challenges faced while conducting a particular study - experiences with different research methods, the challenges in working with them, while also providing a glimpse of the nuances in the ramp-to-store, ideation-to-acceptance process of shaping a paper.
The workshops cover Ethnography, Critical Realism, Field Experiments, Qualitative Comparative Analysis, Agent-based Simulation, System Dynamics, Survey Research, Econometric Modelling, SEM/PLS, Theory Building, Heterogenous Data, etc.
For the convenience of participants, the papers presented by authors are shared in https://tinyurl.com/Rendezvous-Info-Sys
For more details related to the workshop, preparation and registration, refer to the brochure Click here
31 August, 2020, Bengaluru: The Centre for Software and Information Technology Management (CSITM) of IIM Bangalore and the Association for Information Systems, India Chapter (INAIS) will host a panel discussion titled: ‘Who are we doing IS Research for? The Future of IS Research’, on September 02 (Wednesday), 2020, at 05:00 pm.
The panel will feature two very accomplished information systems researchers, Professors Richard Watson and Robert Davison. The panellists will be joined by the workshop series coordinators, Prof. Rahul Dé, faculty from the Information Systems area of IIM Bangalore, Prof. Saji Mathew of IIT Madras and Prof. Priya Seetharaman of IIM Calcutta.
Like the previous webinars in this series, which started on June 16, 2020, this one will also be held through an online meeting platform.
For more details related to the workshop, preparation and registration, please visit: Click here. Registration to the workshop is free.
IIMB’s CSITM and INAIS are conducting a series of workshops on research methods over a period of 12 weeks, titled: ‘Rendezvous with Information Systems Researchers: A Workshop on Research in Action, Field Insights and Research Methods’. The workshops focus on research in action, eliciting nuances of applying commonly used research methods and getting field insights from scholars who have published influential research in top journals of the IS discipline.
The workshops are aimed to benefit PhD and Master’s students, as well as young faculty members in Information Systems and related areas.
The objective of this workshop series is to give IS scholars a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes findings of the researcher, along with the challenges faced while conducting a particular study - experiences with different research methods, the challenges in working with them, while also providing a glimpse of the nuances in the ramp-to-store, ideation-to-acceptance process of shaping a paper.
The workshops cover Ethnography, Critical Realism, Field Experiments, Qualitative Comparative Analysis, Agent-based Simulation, System Dynamics, Survey Research, Econometric Modelling, SEM/PLS, Theory Building, Heterogenous Data, etc.
For the convenience of participants, the papers presented by authors are shared in https://tinyurl.com/Rendezvous-Info-Sys
For more details related to the workshop, preparation and registration, refer to the brochure Click here