APJIS Asia Pacific Journal of Information Systems

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The Journal for Information Professionals

Asia Pacific Journal of Information Systems (APJIS), a Scopus and ABDC indexed journal, is a
flagship journal of the information systems (IS) field in the Asia Pacific region.

ISSN 2288-5404 (Print) / ISSN 2288-6818 (Online)

Editor : Seung Hyun Kim

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  • 16. [Closed]CFP Extended: People Analytics in Digital Era2023-01-04 | View 9936
  • 15. [Closed]CFP: Digital Transformation in Artificial Intelligence Era2021-09-06 | View 10056
  • 14. [Closed]CFP: IT Applications and Innovations in the Asia Pacific Region2019-03-27 | View 17967
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    CALL FOR PAPERS

    Asia Pacific Journal of Information Systems (APJIS)

    Special Issue: IT Applications and Innovations in the Asia Pacific Region

    http://apjis.or.kr/

     

    Guest Editor

    Younghoon Chang, Beijing Institute of Technology, China, younghoonchang@bit.edu.cn

    Siew Fan Wong, Sunway University, Malaysia, siewfanw@sunway.edu.my

    Gohar Feroz Khan, University of Waikato, New Zealand, gohar.khan@waikato.ac.nz

    Uchenna Cyril Eze, BNU-HKBU United International College, China, uchennaeze@uic.edu.hk

     

     

    The recent economic growth in Asia Pacific is noteworthy. This economic prosperity and growth is primarily driven by technological innovation brought about by world¡¯s leading Pacific-based technology and telecommunication companies such as Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo, to name a few. Furthermore, Asia Pacific-based e-Commerce giants and the Fintech startups (such as Alibaba, Tencent, Line, and Kakao) equally contribute to the economic prosperity. With this region being home to more than 60% of the world population and contributing more than 60 percent of the global growth (IMF, 2018), the rise of technology companies and technology innovation in this region come with several social, technological, business, and political implications.

     

    On one hand, technology innovation in the region has enabled new business opportunities to flourish. For example, it facilitated the formation of new startup companies that provide various types of innovative services, such as, Go-Jek in Indonesia provides a motorcycle taxi service that includes picking-up school children, sending laundries, and delivering food. Technology innovation in the region has also facilitated market penetration to rural areas thus generating new business avenues for rural residents. Taobao villages, another good example, allows communities of rural food producers to conveniently sell their products. Other technology innovations, such as mobile payments, is transforming China into a cashless society. AI-enabled robots are now deployed in restaurants to prepare meals and serve customers; robot systems are used in logistics companies to deliver packages. On the other hand, while the use of the exiting new technology provides convenience and efficiency to our lives, it also comes with potential problems, which includes adoption barriers and acceptance, privacy and legal issues, and the adverse impacts on traditional businesses and societies. These issues need careful and systematic investigation and analysis to provide academics, practitioners, and government agencies evidence-based information about the potential benefits and risks of these technological innovations in the region.

     

    This special issue aims to investigate IT (information technology) applications and innovation in the Asia Pacific region using both qualitative and quantitative methodology. We welcome papers that address, but are not limited to, the following issues and topics.

     

     

    Examples of topics of interest include:

    • New IT-led business transformation in the region
    • New artificial intelligence applications in the region
    • Big data and its applications as well as Big Data-driven services in the region
    • Internet of things and cloud computing applications in the region 
    • New theory and perspective for the adoption and diffusion of IT applications in the region
    • Legal and political issues of IT applications in the region
    • Diffusion barriers of IT applications in the region
    • Financial Technology (FinTech) services in the region
    • Individual, business and social Impacts of IT applications in the region
    • Cross cultural issues related to IT applications in the region
    • The role of IT applications in creating and sustaining business ecosystems in the region

     

    ASIA PACIFIC JOURNAL OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS:

    Asia Pacific Journal of Information Systems (APJIS) is the premier journal on information systems research in the Asia Pacific region. The journal seeks to advance knowledge about the effective and efficient utilization of information technology by individuals, groups, organizations, society, and nations for the improvement of economic and social welfare.  [http://apjis.or.kr]

     

    SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

    • All papers should be submitted to the submission system

    (https://www.manuscriptlink.com/journals/apjis)

    • Submissions should follow standard formatting and style guidelines for the Asia Pacific Journal of Information Systems (http://apjis.or.kr/common/sub/editorialpolicy03.asp?hoho=1)

    • The author(s) should indicate that the submission is for the special issue (Gender and IS) on the first page of the manuscript

     

    • Submission due: 2019, October 31

    • 1st round review decision: 2019, December 31

    • Revised submission due: 2020, February 28

    • 2nd round final review decision 2020, May 31

    • Publication: 2020, June 30



  • 13. [Closed]CFP: E-BUSINESS AND E-GOVERNMENT2018-08-01 | View 12905
  • 12. [Closed]CFP: SMART SERVICES AND INTERNET OF THINGS2018-07-23 | View 17465
  • 11. [Closed]CFP: GENDER DIFFERENCES IN INFORMATION SYSTEM USAGE & APPLICATION2018-07-23 | View 4577
  • 10. [Closed]CFP: DATA ANALYTICS IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ERA2018-05-01 | View 3482
  • 9. APJIS Special Issue CFP2018-03-20 | View 2235
  • 8. APJIS: Guidelines for Special Issues2015-05-26 | View 4395
  • 7. [Closed] CFP: Information Systems Research from the Behavioral Economics Perspective2015-03-23 | View 4609

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