Theorising Time in a Digital Era: New Horizons for IS Research
Deadline 2026-11-01Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)ABS/AJG 4ABDC A*
Journal: European Journal of Information Systems
Technology has fundamentally transformed the way we experience time and temporality, having permeated all aspects of our lives. It influences the way we work, how we live, and aspects of our identity, by shifting the way we communicate with others, accelerating information flows and enabling constant connectivity. As technologies evolve and digital infrastructures increasingly shape organisational and societal life,…
The future of creating and distributing value in digital health ecosystems
Deadline 2026-11-30Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)ABS/AJG 4ABDC A*
Journal: European Journal of Information Systems
Digital health is ‘associated with the use and development of digital technologies to improve health’ (Sunyaev et al., 2024; WHO, 2025). Use, development, and design of the according technologies have in recent years led to a considerable shift. Specifically, practices affecting an individuals’ health have been shifted from inside hospitals into wider digital health ecosystems where providers, patients, their loved…
Theorizing the Data-AI Nexus
Deadline 2027-01-15Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)ABS/AJG 4ABDC A*
Journal: European Journal of Information Systems
We are living through a profound epistemic shift in the history of computation. Unlike symbolic approaches associated with GOFAI (Good Old-Fashioned AI) (Haugeland, 1989), contemporary AI systems learn from, operate through, and increasingly generate data at unprecedented scale. Advances in machine learning and deep learning have repositioned data - not rules - as the primary substrate of computational intelligence…
Digital Visibility: Design, Management, & Impacts (incl. Paper Development Workshop)
Deadline 2027-03-31Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)ABS/AJG 4ABDC A*
Journal: European Journal of Information Systems
Digital visibility - the practice of making oneself or others visible through digital technologies - has become a defining condition of modern society, though it remains theoretically fragmented (Flyverbom 2022; Hafermalz 2021; Justesen & Plesner 2024; Leonardi & Treem 2020). Across organizations, platforms, and communities, algorithmic systems, digital and data infrastructures increasingly shape how individuals and…
Native IS Theories
Deadline 2027-12-01Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)ABS/AJG 4ABDC A*
Journal: European Journal of Information Systems
Introduction The pervasive and unprecedented digitization of organizational and human experience represents a major challenge to past and existing theorizing methods. As Zuboff (2019) argues, we suffer from the unrecognizability of the unprecedented, which continues to elude society’s oversight. Zuboff calls for a new naming and a new set of concepts so we can effectively tame them. While new concepts are essential,…
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