We are happy to announce that five KSRI papers have been accepted to the 51st HICSS.
The Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (
HICSS) has been known world- wide as one of the longest standing scientific communities in the information systems and technology fields. Since 1968, it has become a respected destination that attracts high-caliber scholars and professionals in academia, industry and government agencies around the world to discuss their cutting-edge research.
Following papers have been accepted:
Niklas Kühl | Marius Mühlthaler | Marc Goutier
Automatically Quantifying Customer Need Tweets: Towards a Supervised Machine Learning Approach
Towards a Technician Marketplace using Capacity-Based Pricing
Service-Oriented Cognitive Analytics for Smart Service Systems: A Research Agenda
A Model-driven Approach for the Description of Blockchain Business Networks
A Similarity-Based Approach for the All-Time Demand Prediction of New Automotive Spare Parts
In addition two minitrack of the KSRI take place at the upcoming HICSS:
IT-ENABLED-HEALTHCARE-COORDINATION-MINITRACK
Healthcare coordination involves organizing and sharing information among all participants involved in patient care in order to provide safer and more effective care. This mini-track will focus on the design and use of technology as well as non-IT assets such as process changes, innovative IT artefacts, and interoperability standards to address these challenges to achieve and enable efficient coordination in healthcare.
SERVICE ANALYTICS MINITRACK
Research topics addressed in this minitrack include the applicability of basic and advanced analytics to different service systems, the state-of-the-art of service analytics methodologies and tool-support, and the investigation of benefits resulting from the application of service analytics.
This minitrack will serve as a forum for researchers and practitioners to share progress in the study of these and related themes.
We wish a successful participation!