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Call for Extended Abstracts

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Topics

The workshop topic includes (but is not limited to):

  • Companies' approaches towards e-waste

  • Organizational efforts to integrate green, responsible, ethical or social IT/IS

  • The role of the ICT industry for green, responsible, ethical or social IT/IS

  • Green IT/IS or Greenwashing

  • The “fair” (fair working conditions, fair wages, social insurance) aspects of ICT

  • 1st, 2nd, and 3rd order impacts of companies’ green, responsible, ethical or social IT/IS

  • Information systems to support companies’ efforts towards green, responsible, ethical or social business conduct (Green IS)

  • The role of Green IS for reporting

  • Ethical issues of surveillance business and ethical issues of the collection and processing of data

  • ICT for development (ICT4D)

  • Values and cultural issues of responsible ICT

New Topic:
Companies’ role in fighting Cybercrime to reduce impacts on society.

In the information society we live in, impacts of ICT on society are manifold. Due to the Internet of Things, big data or social media, society has become even more vulnerable. Companies and their responsibility for their own systems, but also the possibility bringing forward awareness in business and private live, play an important role in this area. Thus, the 2017 GRES-IT/IS workshop will not only focus on the rather broad topics (green, responsible, ethical, social/sustainable). In addition, cybercrime and the role of companies in the fight against it, are welcome. This includes (but is not limited to):

  • Companies (intrinsic or extrinsic) responsibility for safeguarding their information systems

  • Companies’ efforts to raise awareness for cybersecurity

  • Measures to fight the spread of cyber attacks

  • The role of critical infrastructures and their protection

  • Measuring companies’ efforts to fight cyber attacks

Guidelines

  • Extended abstracts may cover:

    • research proposals (RP),

    • work-in-progress (WIP)

    • or finished research projects (FRP).

  • An extended abstract is limited to 1 000 words (excluding references).

  • All abstracts must follow common rules of research submissions, using IEEE style citation.

Submission

Extended abstract papers must be submitted in pdf format via submission form.

Submission form

Publication

On acceptance of submission, candidates are required to confirm their workshop attendance as soon as possible but not later than September, 17th (Registration form online from August, 29th on). In addition, candidates must provide a short academic CV when registering.

Accepted abstracts that have been presented at the workshop will be published in the series of “Working Papers on Information Systems, Information Business and Operations”.

Pre-prints of camera-ready versions will be available to all workshop participants from September 26th in order to encourage participants to actively contribute to the research of others.