Innovating with Information and Communication Technologies:
Social and Organizational Engagement and Transformation
The 9th Social Study of ICT workshop (SSIT9) at LSE
20 April 2009
The workshop will take place in the Hong Kong Theatre, Ground Floor, Clement House, LSE
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08.30 - 09.15 |
Registration
Tea and coffee
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09.15 |
Introduction and Welcome |
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09.45 |
Keynote: DEG 2.0 - How current advances in Digital Era Governance are pioneering a whole new level in state-citizen relations in the UK, USA and elsewhere
Patrick Dunleavy, Professor, Department of Government, LSE |
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10.45 |
coffee
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11.00 |
Emerging Technology Innovation
Harro van Lente, Associate Professor, Department of Innovation and Environmental Studies, University of Utrecht |
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12.00 |
Practitioner Panel: Innovating in a Downturn
This panel will address the role of innovation in a downturn. What are the opportunities for innovating at this juncture? What kinds of IT innovation are emerging in a downturn? Does a downturn influence the innovation process?
Chair: Carsten Sorensen, Information Systems and Innovation Group, Department of Management, London School of Economics.
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13.00 |
Lunch |
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14.30 |
Innovation and Collaboration
David Elton, PA Consulting,
Carsten Sorensen, Senior Lecturer, ISIG, Department of Management, London School of Economics
Leslie Willcocks, Professor, ISIG, Department of Management, London School of Economics |
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15.30 |
Innovating Experiential Computing
Youngjin Yoo, Associate Professor, Management Information Systems, Temple University |
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16.30 |
Coffee |
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17.00 |
Academic Panel: Destructive innovation
Innovation can both be associated with the constructive establishment of something new and with the destruction of the old. How can we understand such destructive forces a priori? To what extent are destructive elements of innovation the result of unintended consequences? What are the potential destructive forces of new open innovation strategies?
- Natalie Mitev, Senior Lecturer, ISIG, Department of Management, London School of Economics
- Dave Wastell, Professor, Nottingham University Business School.
- Sarah Otner, PhD Candidate, Employment Relations and Organisational Behaviour Group, Department of Management, LSE
- James Cornford, Principal Research Associate, Institute for Policy and Practice, Newcastle University
- Tony Bryant, Professor, Leeds Metropolitan University
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Bryant paper
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18.00 |
Final remarks
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18.15 |
Drinks reception
8th Floor, New Academic Building, LSE
Introduction to the Department of Management
Saul Estrin, Professor & Head of Department, Department of Management, LSE
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There is no charge for attending the workshop and refreshments will be provided. If you have any questions or comments, please email Frances White, Research Coordinator
page last updated 26 August, 2009 |
