Information Systems research seminars

Research seminars (IS554) - Lent Term 2008

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Tuesdays, 3-5pm, Studio Ciborra (fifth floor, Tower One).

These seminars allow PhD students in the Information Systems Group, staff of the department and visiting speakers to present their current research to an informed and critical audience. They are open to staff and postgraduate students from LSE and elsewhere in London.

We have a new format this session with several presentations each day:

A. 12.30 - 1.15 A guest speaker
1.15 - 1.45 Lunch
B. 1.45 - 3.00 Two presentations by PhD students

Programme

29 January	A	Exploring the multifaceted nature of IS strategic value: A practice-based view illustrated by SABRE François-Xavier de Vaujany (Grenoble University and CERAG)	abstract
29 January	B	Voluntary Organisations, IT engagement as Learning Jonathan Wang Undertaking the PhD Viva Exam: Comments form my Experience Daniel Osei-Joehene	abstract abstract
12 February	A	Researching Trends in Internet Use Ellen Helsper, Oxford Internet Institute	abstract listen slides
12 February	B	Making the most of focus group based empirical research Aaron Martin Challenges of a Comparative Study: IS innovation at the organisational borderland in Japan and the UK Patrik Karrberg	abstract
26 February	A	Expertise, and Knowledge in Distributed Contexts: The Case Of IT Offshore Outsourcing Professor Leslie Willcocks, ISIG, LSE
26 February	B	The Thing in Mid-Assembly: Reflections on Developing a Doctoral Research Project Peter Erdélyi Panel Debate - Networks: Questions, Issues and Empirical Consequences Aleksi Aaltonen, Ofer Engel, Patrick Karrberg and Wifak Gueddana. Chair. Magda Hercheui	abstract slides listen abstract

For more details of these seminars please contact Will Venters.

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