AMCIS

14th Americas Conference on Information Systems
AMCIS 2008
Toronto, Ontario
Learning from the past & charting the future of the discipline
14-17 August 2008

Important Deadlines and Forms:

 

    Call                           General Call for Papers   January 7, 2008
        Call for Workshops/Tutorials/Panels   January 7, 2008
Workshops/Tutorials/Panel Due    March 3, 2008
Paper Abstracts Due (optional)   February 5, 2008
Instructions & Template                                 Papers Due   March 3, 2008
Notification of Acceptance   April 14, 2008
Camera Ready Copy Due   April 28, 2008

The conference format will consist of mini-tracks arranged into tracks. Completed papers (maximum 5,000 words) are welcome in all tracks.

Submit Your Best Work

All papers will be considered for best paper awards, awarded by tracks. Also, A selected number of papers related to the Theme of the conference (Learning from the past & charting the future of the discipline) will be recommended for publication in a Special Issue of the Journal of AIS.

Electronic Submissions

In advance of the paper deadlines above, abstracts may be e-mailed to mini-track chairs. Do not submit abstracts to the submission review system. Abstract submissions are optional. If approved, submissions must be made electronically using the official submission system. It is the responsibility of the authors to furnish a usable, camera-ready copy of their paper that will fit in the allotted space, by the due date.

What to submit

All papers and proposals must be the original work of the authors, and written in English. The Conference Proceedings will publish all accepted submissions. Final camera-ready copy must follow the AMCIS template format . At least one author of each accepted paper must be registered for the Conference for the paper to appear in the Proceedings.

Reviewing

Papers will be peer-reviewed by a double-blind system. Please make sure you do not reveal your identity in the paper and in the file name.

Questions?

Questions about particular submissions should be made to the mini-track chairs to which you have made your submission.  Other questions about the program should be directed to one of the Program chairs.

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