Table Of ContentLecture Notes in Information Systems and Organisation
Jerzy Gołuchowski
Małgorzata Pańkowska
Henry Linger
Chris Barry
Michael Lang
Christoph Schneider Editors
Complexity in
Information
Systems
Development
Proceedings of the 25th International
Conference on Information Systems
Development
Lecture Notes in Information Systems
and Organisation
Volume 22
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JerzyGołuchowski Chris Barry
Department ofKnowledge Engineering CairnesSchool ofBusiness &Economics
University of Economics inKatowice National University ofIreland
Katowice Galway
Poland Ireland
MałgorzataPańkowska Michael Lang
Department ofInformatics CairnesSchool ofBusiness &Economics
University of Economics inKatowice National University ofIreland
Katowice Galway
Poland Ireland
Henry Linger Christoph Schneider
Caulfield SchoolInformation Technology Department ofInformation Systems
MonashUniversity City University of HongKong
Caulfield East,VIC Kowloon
Australia Hong Kong
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Lecture Notesin Information SystemsandOrganisation
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Preface
TheInternationalConferenceonInformationSystemsDevelopment(ISD)isan
academicconferencewhereresearchersandpractitionerssharetheirknowledgeand
expertise in the field of information systems development. As an Affiliated
Conference of the Association for Information Systems (AIS), the ISD conference
complements the international network of general IS conferences (ICIS, ECIS,
AMCIS, PACIS, ACIS). The ISD conference continues the tradition started with
the first Polish-Scandinavian Seminar on Current Trends in Information Systems
Development Methodologies, held in Gdansk, Poland in 1988. This seminar has
evolved into the International Conference on Information Systems Development.
Duringitshistory,theconferencehasfocusedondifferentaspects,rangingfrom
methodological, infrastructural, or educational challenges in the ISD field to
bridging the gaps between industry, academia, and society. The development of
informationsystemshasparalleledtechnologicaldevelopmentsandthedeployment
of those technologies in all areas of society, including government, industry,
community,andinthehome.ISDhasalwayspromotedacloseinteractionbetween
theory and practice that has set an agenda focused on the integration of people,
processes, and technology within a specific context.
ThispublicationisaselectionofpapersfromISD2016,the25thISDconference
hostedbytheFacultyofInformaticsandCommunication,UniversityofEconomics
in Katowice, and held in Katowice, Poland on August 24–26, 2016. All accepted
papers have been published in the AIS eLibrary at http://aisel.aisnet.org/isd2014/
proceedings2016. This volume contains extended versions of the best papers, as
selected by the ISD2016 Proceedings Editors.
The theme of the conference was Complexity in Information Systems
Development. Complexity in information systems development includes consider-
ationsofcontext,creativity,andcognitionintheinformationsystemsdevelopment
field which enable information systems to be examined as they are actually
developed,implemented,andused.Context-awarecomputingreferstotheabilityof
computingdevicestodetectandsense,interpret,andrespondto,aspectsofauser’s
local environment and the computing devices themselves. Thus, considerations of
context are especially important for mobile applications development. Cognition
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and creativity are also present in an organization’s development efforts, in the
identification of new markets and technologies, and in their information systems
projects.
Context, creativity and cognition have different interpretations in social and
technical sciences, which encourages inter-, cross-, multi- and intradisciplinary
research.Assuch,complexityininformationsystemdevelopmentismanifestedby
projects and research works focusing on technological issues as well as on social,
organizational and economic issues.
ISD2016 focused on these and associated topics in order to promote research
intotheoreticalandmethodologicalissuesandwaysinwhichcomplexityinfluence
the field of Information Systems Development. We believe that the papers
assembled in this publication are an important contribution in this regard.
Katowice, Poland Jerzy Gołuchowski
Katowice, Poland Małgorzata Pańkowska
Caulfield East, Australia Henry Linger
Galway, Ireland Chris Barry
Galway, Ireland Michael Lang
Kowloon, Hong Kong Christoph Schneider
Conference Organization
Conference Chair
Jerzy Gołuchowski
Programme Chairs
Małgorzata Pańkowska
Local Organising Committee
Edyta Abramek
Barbara Filipczyk
Anna Kempa
Joanna Palonka
Anna Sołtysik-Piorunkiewicz
Artur Strzelecki
Wiesław Wolny
Mariusz Żytniewski
Artur Machura
Mariia Rizun
Dominika Zygmańska
International Steering Committee
Chris Barry
Michael Lang
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Henry Linger
Christoph Schneider
Track Chairs
Information Systems Methodologies and Modelling
Igor Hawryszkiewicz
Paulo Rupino da Cunha
Kieran Conboy
Managing IS Development
Emilio Insfran
William Wei
Asif Qumer Gill
ISD Education
Marite Kirikova
John Traxler
Mark Freeman
Context-awareness in ISD
Samia Oussena
Dumitru Dan Burdescu
Mieczyslaw Owoc
Cognitive Science
Jaroslav Pokorny
Joan Lu
Nina Rizun
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Creativity Support Systems
Celina Olszak
Petros Kostagiolas
Maciej Nowak
Greening by IT Versus Green IS
Claus-Peter Rückemann
Fabio De Felice
Dr. G.P. Sahu
General Concepts (including Legal and Ethical Aspects of ISD,
Project Management, and Other Topics)
Tihomir Orehovački
Chris Barry
Michael Lang
Reviewers
Witold Abramowicz Odd Fredriksson
Silvia Abrahao Mark Freeman
Per Backlund Stéphane Galland
Chris Barry Shang Gao
Peter Bellström Javier Gonzalez
Paul Beynon-Davies Mariusz Grabowski
Alena Buchalcevová Igor Hawryszkiewicz
Dumitru Dan Burdescu Emilio Insfran
Frada Burstein Dorota Jelonek
Dave Bustard Karlheinz Kautz
Andrzej Bytniewski Leszek Kieltyka
Jenny Coady Rónán Kennedy
Kieran Conboy Marite Kirikova
Witold Chmielarz Jerzy Kisielnicki
Alfredo Cuzzocrea Andrzej Kobylinski
Liam Doyle Jerzy Korczak
Helena Dudycz Petros Kostagiolas
Dariusz Dziuba Michael Lang
María José Escalona Jay Liebowitz
