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Friday, May 13, 2005

(All Friday sessions are in the 3M Auditorium)

11:00 – 12:30

Registration, Carlson Atrium (light lunch)

12:30 – 12:45

Opening Remarks: David Naumann, Rob Kauffman, Associate Dean Dennis Ahlburg

12:45 – 2:00

Session

The evolution of IS as an academic community, Keynotes:

Moderator: Blake Ives

Speakers: Frank Land, Dick Mason

2:00 – 3:30

Session F2

Panel: Emerging Directions for the IS Academic Community: Challenges and Opportunities

Moderator: Izak Benbasat

Panelists: Steve Alter, Benn Konsynski, Mohan Tanniru

3:30 – 4:00

Break

4:00 – 5:30

Session F3

Panel: Confronting the Challenges and Realizing the Opportunities

Moderator: V. Sambamurthy

Panelists: Cynthia Beath, Jim Brancheau, Sirkka Jarvenpaa, Lynne Markus

6:00 – 9:30

Mississippi dinner cruise on the sternwheeler Harriet Bishop

Saturday, May 14, 2005

8:00 – 10:30

Continental breakfast, Carlson Atrium

8:30 – 10:00

Session S1 (3M Auditorium)

Panel: Publishing research in information systems

Moderator: Rudy Hirschheim

Panelists: Paul Gray, Cynthia Beath, V. Sambamurthy, Carol Saunders

Session S2 (Classroom 2-206)

Moderator: Laurie Kirsch

Invited paper: Sal March

Invited paper: V. Venkatesh, Fred Davis & Michael Morris

Session S3 (Classroom 1-114)

Moderator: Dennis Galletta
Richard Watson & Elena Karahanna	The stakeholder perspective and the conceptual foundations of information systems
Bob Glass & Iris Vessey	Predicting the Future of IS Research: An Analysis Based on Current Research in the Discipline
John King & Kalle Lyytinen	The Evolution of Information System Discipline as a Market Place of Ideas

Session S4 (Classroom 2-207)

Doctoral workshop with Gordon Davis

Leaders: Gove Allen, Alina Chircu, Chuck Wood

10:00 – 10:30

Break

10:30 – 12:00

Session S5 (3M Auditorium)

Panel: Teaching opportunities and challenges

Moderator: Mani Subramani

Panelists: Ritu Agarwal, Prabhudev Konana, Joe Valacich

Session S6 (Classroom 2-206)

Moderator: Alok Gupta

Invited Paper: Arun Rai

Invited Paper: Mary Culnan

Session S7 (Classroom 1-114)

Moderator: Elena Karahanna
Wendy Currie & Mihir Parikh	A Critical Analysis of IS Innovations Using Institutional Theory
Neil Ramiller, Burt Swanson & Ping Wang	Research Directions, Knowledge Markets, and Institutional Embeddedness
Andrew Schwartz & Rudy Hirscheim	The Future Role of IT: A Network-Dependent, Relationship-Oriented Function

Session S8 (Classroom 2-207)

Moderator: Sandy Slaughter
Tom Horan & Michael Gurstein	Why community information systems are important to the future of IS
Fred Niederman, Tor Larsen & Moez Limayem	Conceptual mapping – a key methodology for 21st Century IT research
John Vinsonhaler	Information Systems Research and the Mobile Personal Computer

12:00 – 1:30

Lunch, Carlson dining room

1:30 – 3:00

Session S9 (3M Auditorium)

Panel: International research issues

Moderator: Rick Watson

Panelists: Jian Chen, Tor Larsen, T.P. Liang

Session S10 (Classroom 2-206)

Moderator: Anandhi Bharadwaj

Invited Paper: John Henderson & N. Venkatraman

Invited Paper: Xianjun Geng & Andy Whinston

Session S11 (Classroom 1-114 )

Moderator: Fred Riggins
Hank Lucas	IT Does Matter: The Transformation of Just About Everything
Indranil Bardhan & Vish Krishnan	The Impact of Information Technology on Project and Product Management
Mark Nelson	Opportunities for the Future of IS -- Management and Development of Large Scale Systems