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  • 1.  Vol. 8, No. 25

    Posted 11-04-2011 12:51

    TIM Division List Serve

    Vol. 8, No. 25 (November 4, 2011)

     

    Table of Contents: (Mouse-over and CTRL+Click to go to entry)

     

    §     Announcements and Research Questions

    o   2012 Cultural Intelligence Research Grant

    o   Phenomenon of Enterprise 2.0?

    o   Reviewers and ... 2012 Academy Program, sign up now to be a TIM reviewer

     

    ·          Call for Papers

    o   Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC) 2012 Conference in St. John's, Newfoundland, June9-12, 2012, Submissions due February 8, 2012

    o   The 39th OBTC, Teaching Conference for Management Educators, June 20-23,2012 – Brock University, Submit by 15 December 2011

    o   EURAM 2012 in Rotterdam to the topic "Strategic Innovation and Transformation".

    o   Management and Economics of ICT Conference Munich Feb 29 – Mar 2, 2012, Munich, Germany, Submissions by 22 December 2011

     

    ·         Call for Participants

    o   Reviewers for ASAC 2012 Reviewer Signup and Keywords Identification for the Strategy Division, Administrative Sciences Association of Canada

     

    ·         Job Positions

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    Announcements

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    Dear Researchers, 

    We are pleased to announce the 2012 Cultural Intelligence Research Grant

     

     Deadline for submissions:  January 15, 2012.

     

     Two grants are available:  up to US$10,000 each.

     

     The call for proposal can be downloaded from: http://www.ccisurvey.ntu.edu.sg/sns/CQ_Competitive_Research_Grant.pdf

     

     Professors Soon Ang & Kok-Yee Ng

    Center for Innovation Research in Cultural Intelligence + Leadership (CIRCQL)

    Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

     

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    Dear all,

    Do you know if there is any literature review on the phenomenon of Enterprise 2.0?

    I'm looking for sound references to be cited in a paper that I'm writing on this topic.

    Thanks in advance for your help.

    Have a nice day,

    Luca

    Luca Gastaldi
    Ph.D. Candidate | ICT-Driven Innovation in the Health Care Industry

    Department of Management, Economics and Industrial Engineering
    ICT in Helth Care Observatory
    Politecnico di Milano
    Via R. Lambruschini 4b - Building 26b | I-20156 Milan | Italy
    Phone +39 02 2399 4046 | Mobile +39 339 484 747 2 | Fax +39 02 2399 4083 | Skype gastaldiluca
    Email 
    luca.gastaldi@polimi.it | University www.polimi.it | Research www.osservatori.net

     

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    Reminder: Have you signed up yet to be a reviewer? We continue our reminders as we really want you in TIM's reviewers this year!

     

    Dear Friends and Colleagues:

     

    If you would like to contribute to the shaping of the 2012 Academy Program, sign up now to be a TIM reviewer. We depend on you to create an exciting and engaging program for next August!

     

    The review period is from mid-January to February 9, 2012 (Review Deadline).

     

    To sign up, please visit http://review.aomonline.org/ and click the "Sign Up Now" button.

     

    For those that have reviewed for the TIM division in the past: thank you for your contributions! Note that even if you have reviewed in the past, you still need to sign up again for the 2012 Annual Meeting.

     

    Best wishes.

     

    Riitta Katila, 2012 TIM Program Chair

    Associate Professor

    Management Science & Engineering Department Stanford Technology Ventures Program Stanford University

     

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    Call For Papers

     

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    Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC) 2012 Conference in St. John's, Newfoundland, June9-12, 2012, Submissions due February 8, 2012

     

    Dear Colleagues,

     

    Preparation for the Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC) 2012 Conference in St. John's, Newfoundland is well under way. (http://www.busi.mun.ca/asac2012)

     

    We invite scholars and doctoral students to submit empirical and theoretical papers or symposia to the Strategy Division, in English or French. The research should focus on Business Policy and Strategy and other related disciplines. It could employ a variety of methodologies from statistical, simulation, mathematical modeling to case studies, and using multiple level of analysis including the firm, industry and country.

     

    Please find [below]the Strategy Division call for papers and the typing style guide for the ASAC 2012 conference, to be held on June 9-2, 2012. The deadline for submission is February 8th 2012. Please do forward this call for papers to your students and other interested colleagues. I look forward to the submission of your paper.

     

    As Academic Reviewer for the Strategy Division, I would be honoured if you would agree to serve as a Reviewer for our division. Reviewers will examine one to two manuscripts between February 18th and March 15th, 2012. Within this relatively short time to review submissions, Reviewers must be able to analyze the quality of the manuscripts they receive and send reviews back by March 15th, 2012.

    [Please see further information under Participants in this Newsletter.]

     

    ASAC 2012 is hosted by the Faculty of Business Administration at Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John's and the conference will be held at the Delta Hotel and Convention Centre. The conference location, Newfoundland and Labrador, has a rich history of exploration. It is not surprising that Newfoundland (as the name implies (New Found Land)) was among the first places to be visited by European explorers over 500 years ago as well as by the Vikings near 1000AD. Our conference theme, Exploring the New World of Work, builds on our exploration heritage and is appropriate given the demographic, technological, ethical, cross-cultural and legal changes occurring in modern organizations. We invite you to join us in St. John's to dialogue, debate, and ponder the New World of Work, with your colleagues in a stimulating and congenial setting. We are certain that the natural beauty of the City, and its rich cultural heritage, will provide a vibrant backdrop for this conference.

     

    We look forward to see you there! More information could be found on the conference website at http://www.busi.mun.ca/asac2012.

     

    Best regards,

     

    André Laplume

    Academic Reviewer

    The Strategy Division

    Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC)

     

    Michigan Technological University

    1400 Townsend Drive,

    Houghton, Michigan 49931-1295

    Tel : (906) 487-3267

    aolaplum@mtu.edu

     

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    The 39th OBTC Teaching Conference for Management Educators

    June 20-23, 2012 – Brock University https://obtc.org
    Submission Date 15 December 2011

     

    Conference Theme

    Sustainability: 

    Sustaining Ourselves, Students, Community, and Global World

     

    When we speak of sustainability, we often think of "green" or the environment these days, but truthfully, sustainability is all around us and impacts us daily at multiple levels, so much so that we often are not mindful of it when we act.   If innovation fuels our fire, then sustainability ensures that fire continues to burn.  How often do we engage in a new venture only to find that it is short-lived and its full potential is not achievable? In times of economic downturns and turbulence, we need to ask ourselves at what cost do we try to maintain our way of life?  We as educators need to continuously ask ourselves how is it possible to sustain our passion for learning and teaching when a new idea can get old pretty quickly?  How can we sustain our enthusiasm for teaching when we are bombarded with potential constraints or obstacles?  Often the concept of sustainability goes unrecognized and untapped, due to our own oversight or lack of deep thinking.  In this conference, we encourage participants to engage in an ongoing dialogue that has the potential to allow each of us to exchange new ideas, approaches, awareness, and practices to enhance our lives and our work.

     

    A few of the possible areas we might explore are:

             How can we sustain our passion for teaching, given external constraints and obstacles?

             How can we sustain our enthusiasm for helping our students, given their changing needs and our changing demographics?

             How can we sustain our educational pedagogue (e.g., active learning, experiential learning) when alternative educational models (e.g., distance learning) move away from traditional classroom learning?

             As we find ourselves at different career stages, what do we need to do and who do we need to be as professionals to sustain us in our engagement?

             How can we effectively sustain our learning relationships in communities, given our diversity?

             What can we do to ensure our continued interaction of our local communities to enhance our students' learning, when their existence might be threatened?

             How can we help students to sustain their passion for learning beyond our classroom?

             How can we ensure that we can sustain our global connectedness and collaboration when potential human conflicts increase uncertainties?

             How can we sustain quality of our educational programs or institutions given potential budget reductions during our economic downturns?

     

    These are only a few thoughts to stimulate sessions, but feel free to be creative and thoughtful about ways in which we can be open to areas yet unexplored by this conference or our field.

       

    In alignment with the culture of the OBTC, we aspire to create a sense of ongoing community and caring as we share our best with each other, not only at the conference, but throughout the year as we stay in touch and depend on each other for support, advice, and friendship.

     

    Conference Site

     

    Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada and the Faculties of Applied Health Sciences and Business are pleased to host the 2012 Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference (OBTC) June, 2012. We recognize the importance of superior conference facilities for OBTS members and are committed to providing quality accommodations, food services, and event logistics for all OBTC delegates. In addition, we are excited to showcase Brock's programs and facilities to a national and international audience of management educators.

     

    Brock University is well equipped, ready, and eager to host OBTC in June 2012. With over 17,000 full-time students and nearly 600 faculty, we're small enough to be intimate, big enough to be world-class and in demand among international students. In addition, Brock University is known for its commitment to teaching and learning from both sides of the brain! Our campus and conference facilities are numerous, enabling all conference activities and accommodations to be located on site. In addition, Brock University is located in the Niagara Region, which is a premier tourism destination in Canada with an abundance of exciting attractions to ensure an enjoyable visit. The region has established a long history of meeting tourist and conference delegates' needs. Our university is 1.5 hours from the Lester B. Pearson International Airport in Toronto, Ontario and one hour (and a border crossing) away from the Buffalo International Airport. We're easy to get to and worth the travel for the 2012 OBTC.

     

    For OBTC 2012, our intention is to develop a quality conference for all delegates and to share with them Niagara's cultural, environmental, recreational, and social gems including Niagara Falls and of course, our numerous award winning wineries! We will also endeavor to protect the natural environment during the hosting of OBTC 2012. Brock is located in a park-like setting atop the Niagara Escarpment and is the only Canadian university that is part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. As such, we will take every effort to ensure the natural environment is safeguarded for sustained use by the next generation. Every attempt to "green" OBTC 2012 and minimize waste and material use (i.e., use either reusable or biodegradable materials) will be implemented. Put OBTC at Brock University in your calendar for June 20-23, 2012!

     

     Conference Submissions

     

    Conference submissions (up to 5 pages, .doc or .docx format) should be uploaded to the central submission website (https://obtc.org) by the December 15, 2011, priority deadline.  Acceptance notifications will be sent by February 15, 2012.  For further information regarding the program, contact Kenneth Rhee at obtc@obtc.org, or for information regarding the site, contact Kirsty Spence at kspence@brocku.ca.

    Brandon Taylor Charpied
    Administrator
    OBTS Teaching Society for Management Educators
    OBTS.org
    (843) 855.0301

     

    Dr. Micheal T. Stratton

    Assistant Professor of Management / OBTC 2013 Site Coordinator

    University of North Carolina at Asheville

    Department of Management & Accountancy

    115 Owen Hall / One University Heights, CPO 1850 / Asheville, NC 28804
    828.251.6850 / mstratto@unca.edu

     

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    Togehter with colleagues we have a track at the EURAM 2012 in Rotterdam to the topic "Strategic Innovation and Transformation".  [Below is] the CfP for our track.

     

    If there are any questions please don't hesitate to ask me or my assistant Christian Scheiner.


    Thanks for your help and support!

    Best regards
    Kai-Ingo

     

    Prof. Dr. Kai-Ingo Voigt

    Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg

    Lehrstuhl für Industriebetriebslehre

    Lange Gasse 20, 90403 Nürnberg

     

    Tel. +49 911 5302 244

    www.industrial-management.org

    www.industriebetriebslehre.de

     

    SIG: INNOVATION TRACK 38: Strategic Innovation & Transformation

     

    Track Chairs

    Prof. Dr. Kai-Ingo Voigt, Chair of Industrial Management, Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany; +49 911 5392 244; voigt@industrial-management.org

    Prof. Dr. Mohan Subramaniam, Carroll School of Management, USA, mohan.subramaniam@bc.edu

    Prof. Dr. Santiago García Echevarria, IDEO Unversidad de Alcala, Spain, santiago.garcia@uah.es

    Prof. Dr. Liora Katzenstein, ISEMI Israel, liora@isemi.org

    Prof. Dr. Xinghui Lei, Tongji University, Shanghai, China, leixinghui@tongji.edu.cn

     

    Track Introduction

    The term business model is often defined in the way how money is made (Christensen 2000; Gilbert 2001), how it is competed (Charitou/Markides 2003) and how the elements of 'who', 'what', 'when', 'why', 'where', 'how' and 'how much' are involved in providing customers and end users with products and services (Mitchel/Coles 2004). The building blocks here according to Osterwalder (2007) are customer segments, value proposition, channels, customer relationships, revenue streams, key resources, key activities, key partnerships and cost structure.

    The proposed track is focused on (but not restricted to) the following research questions:

    What are the main drivers of business model innovations?

    What determines successful pioneer and follower strategies with business model innovations?

    What is the role of knowledge management (especially learning and unlearning) in the capability to identify the need to business model innovation?

    How can a transformation of the existing business model be organized to lead companies to success?

    What are firm specific success factors for either creating or adopting innovative business models successfully?

    How can business model innovations be categorized and which types can be found in practice?

    How can managerial misconceptions and malpractices be possibly replaced?

    How practical insights generated by the exercise of solving organisational and managerial problems could be conceptualised and epistemologically validated as constituents of theories-in-use?

    To what extent arise business model innovations from emerging market?

    How do open innovation, innovation culture and not-invented-here-syndrome in the context of business model innovation?

    How does the involvement of stakeholders influence the process of creating business model transformation and innovation?

    What describes the process of business model transformation?

     

    Conceptual contributions, literature reviews, case studies, comparative and empirical analyses are encouraged, in form of either full research papers or research-in-progress.

     

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    MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICS OF ICT CONFERENCE MUNICH FEB 29 – MAR 2, 2012, MUNICH, GERMANY

    Submissions by 22 December 2011

    Please find below a call for papers for the conference .We would appreciate it if you could pass this call for papers on to other colleagues who might be interested in this event.

     

    We are looking forward to receiving your contributions!

     

    The local Organizing Committee:

    Tobias Kretschmer, Esther Almasdi, Christian Essling, Christian Peukert

    Institute for Strategy, Technology and Organization

    LMU Munich

    www.lmu.de/ictcm

     

    The goal of the conference is to bring together scholars and practitioners who approach the question of the interdependencies between information and communication technologies (ICT), innovation, strategy, regulation and growth from different angles. We invite papers on the following (non exhaustive) list of topics:

    Network Economics, Two-Sided Markets, E-Commerce, Price Discrimination, Versioning, Bundling, Dynamic Pricing, Advertising, Media and Online Content, Telecommunications, Net Neutrality, Regulation and Public Policy, Diffusion and Adoption of Knowledge and Innovations, Patents, Intellectual Property, Productivity and Growth at the Micro and Macro Level, Software and Internet Industries, ICT and Organizational Change, Outsourcing, Green ICT.

     

    Confirmed Keynote Speaker: Neil Gandal (Tel Aviv University)

    Scientific Comittee: Mirco Draca (LSE CEP), JP Eggers (NYU Stern), Oliver Falck (ifo Institute), Marco Giarratana (U Bocconi), Michal Grajek (ESMT), Hanna Halaburda (Harvard), Steffen Hörnig (U Nova de Lisboa), Tobias Kretschmer (LMU, ifo Institute), Katja Seim (Wharton), Thomas Strobel (ifo Institute), Catherine Tucker (MIT Sloan), Patrick Waelbroeck (TELECOM ParisTech), Christine Zulehner (U Vienna)

     

    We are very pleased to announce that the International Journal of Industrial Organization will publish a special issue edited by Pai-Ling Yin (MIT Sloan) and Tobias Kretschmer (LMU, ifo Institute) on the topic following the conference. The special issue is open to papers presented at the conference, as well as papers not presented at the conference.

     

    Submission Details: Scholars and practitioners are invited to submit extended abstracts (3-6 pages) or full papers (preferred) in PDF format at our webpage at www.lmu.de/ictcm. Please indicate names, addresses, affiliations and email addresses of all authors and whether the paper should be considered for the award for the best PhD-student paper.

     

    Submission deadline is 22 December 2011. Notification on acceptance will be sent out

    by 23 January 2012.

     

    Fees & Funding: No conference fee is charged. Financial support is available for a limited number of presenters and PhD students.

     

    Further information: www.lmu.de/ictcm

    We look forward to seeing you in Munich in Spring!

    The local Organizing Committee: Tobias Kretschmer, Esther Almasdi, Christian Essling, Christian Peukert

    Email: ictcm@bwl.lmu.de Ludwig-Maxmilians-Universität München, Munich School of Management

    Institute for Strategy, Technology and Organization, Schackstraße 4/III, 80539 München, Germany

     

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    Call for Participants

     

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    Reviewers for ASAC 2012 Reviewer Signup and Keywords Identification for the Strategy Division, Administrative Sciences Association of Canada

     

    Would you please take a few minutes to complete the Reviewer Signup? I hope that you will be able to help the Strategy Division of ASAC in this important role. You can also send me an email indicating your willingness to serve as a Reviewer. Thank you very much in advance. aolaplum@MTU.EDU

     

    Dear colleague,

     

    We would like to invite you to review manuscripts for the Strategy division of the ASAC 2012 conference and we thank you for your potential contributions in this important role. Before assigning you a paper to review that match your research interests and expertise, we would like to update our database for the reviewers' expertise. We will then assign you a paper to review based on this information. Please complete the following form, using the attached Keywords Identification for the Strategy Division, and email it back ASAP to aolaplum@mtu.edu. Thank you very much for your support.

     

    Full name:

    Email:

    Telephone:

    Affiliation (University):

    Country:

    Position (Student, assistant, associate, or professor):

    Willingness to review in English, French or both: Willingness to review Qualitative, Quantitative or both:

     

    Experience in reviewing (First time, 1-4 years, 5+ years):

     

    Please select from the attached list, AT LEAST FIVE keywords that best match your research interests and expertise. These selections will be used to help assign submissions for review according to your expertise.

     

    Notes:

    1. Please rank-order your keyword selections.

    2. Please include the number assigned for each keyword (ex: 5.1 Core competencies, 1.4 Game theory, etc.)

    3. You can select all the keywords for an entire topic by selecting the topic (ex: 4. corporate governance)

     

    Selection of Keywords that best match your expertise Choose 7 from below and send in email

     

    ASAC 2012 Keywords Identification for Strategy Division

     

    Topic 1: Theories

     

    1.1 Agency theory

    1.2 Behavioral Theory of the firm

    1.3 Cognition & Social Psychology

    1.4 Game theory

    1.5 Industrial Economics

    1.6 Institutional Theory

    1.7 Knowledge-based View

    1.8 Evolutionary Theory/Ecological Theory - Population, Industry, Organization

    1.9 Organizational Learning & Exploitation/Exploration

    1.10 Network theory

    1.11 Contingency Theory & Resource Dependence

    1.12 Capabilities-based View

    1.13 Resource-based View - Resource Stocks, Factor Markets

    1.14 Stakeholder theory

    1.15 Strategy as Practice

    1.16 Transaction cost economics

     

    Topic 2: Competitive Heterogeneity

     

    2.1 Strategic Positioning

    2.2 Sustainable Advantage & Temporary Advantage

    2.3 Value Creation, Capture, and Appropriation

     

    Topic 3: Cooperative/Relational Strategies (Alliances & JVs)

     

    3.1 Alliance Governance & Alliance Strategies

    3.2 Interfirm coordination

    3.3 Interfirm network formation

     

    Topic 4: Corporate Governance

     

    4.1 Boards of directors

    4.2 Compensation/Incentives

    4.3 Corporate Social Responsibility

    4.4 Group Decision-making & Dynamics

    4.5 Individual decision-making (CEOs & top managers)

    4.6 TMT/Executive Demographics, Composition, & Succession

    Topic 5: Corporate Strategy

     

    5.1 Core competencies (leveraged across businesses)

    5.2 Diversification (Scale & Scope advantages)

    5.3 Downsizing, Restructuring, & Spinoffs

    5.4 M&A Process & Strategy

    5.5 Vertical integration

     

    Topic 6: Global/International Analysis

     

    6.1 Emerging Markets

    6.2 Global/International Strategies & Coordination in MNCs

    6.3 Market Entry (Alliances/JV/FDI, etc.) & Exit

    6.4 Outsourcing, Insourcing, & Offshoring

     

     

    Topic 7: Government, Social, Political, Legal & Ethical Issues

     

    7.1 Ethics & Strategy

    7.2 Government, Regulatory or Political Strategies

    7.3 Social Issues and/or Green Strategies

     

     

    Topic 8: Industry Analysis

     

    8.1 Economic Geography/Clusters & Inter-Industry Dynamics

    8.2 Industry Transformation, Evolution, & Economic Growth

    8.3 Intra-Industry Dynamics/Competitive interaction

    8.4 Networks in industries

    8.5 Strategic/Cognitive groups

     

     

    Topic 9: Organization Structure & Design

     

    9.1 Organizational Culture

    9.2 Organizational Forms, Structure & Design

    9.3 Strategic & organizational change

     

     

    Topic 10: Process/Planning

     

    10.1 Environmental scanning

    10.2 Functional strategies

    10.3 Resource allocation/management

    10.4 Strategic planning systems (vision/mission)

    10.5 Strategy Implementation/Execution

     

     

    Topic 11: Resource Stocks/Flows & Capabilities

     

    11.1 Capability Development, Acquisition & Life Cycle

    11.2 Capability/Resource Imitation, Transfer & Replication

    11.3 Dynamic Capabilities

    11.4 Routines, Processes, Origins of Capabilities

     

     

    Topic 12: Strategic Entrepreneurship

     

    12.1 Entrepreneurship (Social, Intra-Corporate) & Venture Capital

    12.2 Family Businesses

    12.3 Startups: Emergence and Management

     

    Topic 13: Technology & Innovation

    13.1 Innovation Process & Management

    13.2 Patents and R&D strategies

    13.3 Real Options & Decisions Under Risk/Uncertainty

    13.4 Technological Change, Search, & Types of Innovation

     

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