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Vijay Gurbaxani moderated a discussion
session hosted by Octane@UCI entitled Healthcare Software
& Services: How Technology is changing the Health Care
System on October 17, 2005 at UC Irvine.
Victor Gonzalez and Gloria Mark
presented the paper “Managing Currents of Work: Multi-Tasking
among Multiple Collaborations” (PDF)
at the 9th European Conference in Computer Supported Cooperative
Work (ECSCW ’05) on September 19-22, 2005 in Paris,
France.
Also at ECSCW ‘05, Victor Gonzalez
and Gloria Mark presented a paper, “Conceptualization
of Practical Activities: An Information Worker’s Perspective,”
for the workshop From a Theoretical to a Computational
Construct.
Bonnie Nardi, with colleague Victor Kaptelinin
from the University of Umea Sweden, gave a talk at the International
Symposium Artefacts & Collectives: Situated Action
and Activity Theory in Lyon, France this summer regarding
her recent work in activity theory with a focus on expanding
the notion of agency.
Walt Scacchi presented the Keynote Address
on the future of the game industry at the International
Game Conference and e-Sports Festival in Daegu, Korea
during the month of August 2005. More than 25,000 people attended,
and excerpts of the address were highlighted on Korean national
television.
Alfred Kobsa ran the following workshops:
Privacy-Enhanced Personalization (PEP'05) on July
25, 2005 during the 10th International Conference on User
Modeling (UM'05) in Edinburgh, Scotland. More information
can be found at http://www.ics.uci.edu/~kobsa/PEP05
NSF-ITR Collaboration workshop on October 20, 2005 during
eChallenges e-2005 with NSF colleague Suzi Iacono
in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Kenneth L. Kraemer participated in the NSF
workshop run by Alfred Kobsa and also presented a paper "What
Drives E-Business Adoption by Firms? The Role of Innovation,
Attributes, and Context" (co-authored by Kevin Zhu and
Sean Xu) at the European Commission Research Conference eChallenges
e-2005 on October 18, 2005 in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Vijay Gurbaxani gave the following presentations:
“The Value of Information System Outsourcing,”
Business Information Technologies Conference, Anderson
School of Management, UCLA, July 2005
“Sourcing Strategies for IT Services, In A Networked
Economy,” Orange County CIO Roundtable, Newport
Beach, June 2005.
“The Value of Information Systems Outsourcing”
at both the Stern School of Business, New York University
and the Katz School of Business, University of Pittsburgh,
May 2005.
“The Value of Information Systems Outsourcing,”
School of Management, University of Texas, April 2005.
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