Programme
Main venue: Department of Informatics, University of Oslo
Address: Ole-Johan Dahls hus, Gaustadalléen 23 B, N-0373 Oslo
Dinner on Thursday: Thon Hotel Storo
Address: Vitaminveien 23, 0485 Oslo
| DAY 1. Thursday 02.02.2023 |
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Where |
What |
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| 13:00 |
Cantina on the 2nd floor |
Lunch |
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| 14.00 |
1st floor, room Simula (1423) |
Opening and welcome by the DIN research group and organizers |
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| 14.10 |
1st floor, room Simula (1423) |
Keynote: “Innovation logics in the digital era: A systemic review of the emerging digital innovation regime” by Prof. Kalle Lyytinen. ABSTRACTThis talk clarifies why and how digital innovation differs from industrial innovation. I argue that the difference is more significant than replacing analogue information with digital information (digitising) across industrial organization. To articulate the true nature of the difference, I review the unique (ontological) status of digital material in industrial operations and related conditions for innovation. I recognize the unique semiotic quality of digital material and apply the idea of von Neumann architecture to demonstrate that digital innovation advances through a three pronged, largely orthogonal process of embedding- a process of interlacing elements of one innovation domain to that of another. An example of an embedding is mapping digital code to a physical computer. Only this process makes the machine to run like a computer. The three types of embedding necessary for digital innovation are defined: operational embedding (code-computer), virtual embedding (real world phenomena-code) and contextual embedding (perform code in a social setting). I show that each operates relatively autonomously and its conditions for success and goals are separate. I show how each embedding constitutes a unique ‘leverage point’ for further expansion of digital innovation. During each instance of digital innovation, the three embedding processes are necessary and interact in a unique way, while industrial innovation assumes a fixed form of virtual and contextual embedding whereby the phases and processes that underlie innovation in the two regimes differ and follow differential logics. In industrial regime (1) discover, synthesize and (2) manufacture-distribute activities in varying combinations form the leverage points for innovation. In digital regime 1) Discover product or behavior (ideation); 2) abstract to digital material (virtualize); 3) Implement and replicate digital material (variations in operational/contextual embedding); and 4) Deliver product and/or behavior (perform digital material) activities form the leverage points for innovation. This promotes wider, more open and faster innovation with distinct value logics involving a larger number of actors and stakeholders.
Kalle Lyytinen (PhD, Computer Science, University of Jyväskylä; Dr. h.c. mult) is Distinguished University Professor at Case Western Reserve University, a distinguished visiting professor at Aalto University, Finland and currently a Visiting professor at LUISS University, Spring 2023. He is among the top five IS scholars in terms of his h-index (96); he has the highest network centrality among the IS scholars. He AIS Fellow (2004) and the LEO Award recipient (2013), and the former chair of IFIP WG 8.2 “Information systems and organizations”. He has published over 400 refereed articles and edited or written over 30 books or special issues. He has won several best paper awards from AoM, AIS/ICIS and other societies, and served as SE and editor to all basket 8 IS journals and several leading organization theory and innovation journals. He currently conducts research on digital innovation concerning its nature, dynamics and organization, complex design work, requirements in large systems, and emergence and growth of digital infrastructures.
Kalle made available two of his recent research papers, you can find them in the shared folder
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| 15:10 |
Foyer next to the rooms |
Coffee break |
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| 15.20 |
1st floor, rooms Simula (1423) and Smalltalk (1416) |
Paper session 1. 2 tracks in parallel |
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| Business model innovation and digitalization Smalltalk (1416) |
Digital transformation and organizing Simula (1423) |
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| 15: 20 – 15:40 |
Business model innovation and the internet of things in startup firms: A case study Authors: Paolo Di Toma, Cecilia Correggi |
Nurturing digital nomads and (re-) configuring professional roles Authors: Anna Jonsson, Charlotta Kronblad, Frida Pemer |
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| 15:40 – 16:00 |
Emerging 5G business models and ecosystems Authors: Anna-Greta Nyström, Seppo Leminen, Mika Westerlund |
Being Ontologically Sound by Emphasizing the “Digital” in Digital Transformation Authors: Gabriele Piccoli, Varun Grover |
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| 16:00 – 16:20 |
Impact of Different Types of Digital Technologies on Early-Stage Entrepreneurial Activity and Entrepreneurial Intentions Authors: Liudmila Ivvonen |
The nexus between family leadership and radical innovation Authors: Ivan Miroshnychenko, Lorenzo Ardito, Alfredo De Massis, Antonio Messeni Petruzzelli |
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| 16:20 – 16:40 |
The impact of digitalization on business models in healthcare – a literature review Authors: Maria Hviding, Bjørn Erik Mørk, Cato Alexander Bjørkli |
Digital transformation: Leadership as the driving force behind the development of dynamic capabilities for business model innovation Authors: Cecilia Correggi, Paolo Di Toma |
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| 16:40 |
Foyer next to the rooms, 1st floor |
Coffee break |
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| 17:00 |
1st floor, rooms Simula (1423) and Smalltalk (1416) |
Paper session 2. 2 tracks in parallel |
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| Data, Governance and Ecosystems Smalltalk (1416) |
Human-AI collaboration Simula (1423) |
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| 17:00 – 17:20 |
Exploring data infrastructure change: Data objects as ‘engine’ in infrastructural reconfiguration Author: Andreas Ulfsten |
How frontline workers cope with emotional stress in times of artificial intelligence Authors: Charlotta Kronblad, Frida Pemer |
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| 17:20 – 17:40 |
Bringing back the role of data in data governance: A critical review and integrative synthesis of the literature Authors: Panagiota Koukouvinou, Jonny Holmström |
Solving Problems with Artificial Intelligence: Augmenting Design Work in Architecture and Property Development Authors: Vegard Kolbjørnsrud, Ragnvald Sannes |
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| 17:40 – 18:00 |
Data Engagement for Digital Transformation Authors: Daniel Stedjan Svendsrud, Katja Maria Hydle |
AI/RPA-systems: colleagues or mere tools? Authors: Jonna Bornemark, Lena Hylving |
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| 19.00 |
Thon Hotel Storo |
Conference dinner at Thon Hotel Storo. Address: Vitaminveien 23, 0485 Oslo. We can meet and leave together from the Department of Informatics at 18:30 to take metro to the restaurant. Please inform organisers of food requirements or allergies. |
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| DAY 2. Friday 03.02.2023 |
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Where |
What |
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| 08.30 |
Foyer next to Simula (1423),1st floor |
Morning Coffee |
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| 09.00 |
Simula (1423),1st floor |
Asun St. Clair, DNV Mali Hole Skogen, ICT Norway Hannah Schupfer, IFI, UiO |
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| 10:15 |
Informatikksalen (room 5462), 5th floor |
Coffee break |
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| 10.40 |
Rooms Kristen Nygaards sal (room 5370) and Ole-Johan Dahls sal (room 5470), 5th floor |
Paper session 3. 2 tracks in parallel |
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Digitalization and Sustainability Kristen Nygaards sal (room 5370) |
Managing AI Ole-Johan Dahls sal (room 5470) |
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| 10:40 – 11:00 |
Pathways to radical twin innovations in mature sectors: Lessons from an autonomous, zero-emissions passenger ferry provider Authors: Ingvild Budal Jacobsen, Asun Lera St.Clair, Jakoba Sraml Gonzalez |
Circumspection of artificial intelligence in a public sector organization Author: Margunn Aanestad |
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| 11:00 – 11:20 |
Digital Social Innovation and Sharing Economy at the Base of the Pyramid Authors: Ana Paula Tavares, Manuela Fortes Lorenzo, Luiz Antonio Joia |
Systematic review of new wave AI in organization and management Authors: Laavanya Ramaul, Paavo Ritala, Päivi Aaltonen |
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| 11:20 – 11:40 |
Sustainability trajectories: The co-evolution of technological frames and platform development Authors: Hannah Schupfer, Katja Maria Hydle |
AI capabilities in industrial firms: An organisational learning perspective Authors: Paavo Ritala, Päivi Aaltonen, Mika Ruokonen, Andre Nemeh |
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| 11:40 – 12:00 |
Information infrastructures for accelerating solutions to societies’ grand challenges Authors: Robin Gustafsson, Robert van den Have, Niko Lipiäinen |
Trust in Human-Artificial Intelligence Collaborative Decision-Making – A Literature Review Author: Maryam Baduna |
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| 12:00 |
Cantina on the 2nd floor |
Lunch |
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| 13.00 |
Rooms Kristen Nygaards sal (room 5370) and Ole-Johan Dahls sal (room 5470), 5th floor |
Paper session 4. 2 tracks in parallel |
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Infrastructures, Platforms and Ecosystems Kristen Nygaards sal (room 5370) |
Digital Transformation and Innovation Ole-Johan Dahls sal (room 5470) |
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| 13:00 – 13:20 |
Digital Platforms: Construct Definition and Future Research Authors: Joaquin Rodriguez, Gabriele Piccoli |
Communitas´ Role in Digitalization |
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| 13:20 – 13:40 |
How do public sector platforms create public value through their governance models? A systematic literature review Authors: Syed Sajid Hussain, Babak A. Farshchian |
Structural correspondence in digital innovation networks – the case of a maritime navigation decision-support system Authors: Adrian Bumann, Yashar Mansoori |
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| 13:40 – 14:00 |
Openness and open-endedness: implications for mass customization capabilities of product firms Author: Mikko Heiskala |
Measuring antecedents of chronic patients’ interest in remote monitoring as a digital affordance: Effects of perceived usefulness, ease of use, and effort expectancy Authors: Are Branstad, Birgit Solem |
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| 14:00 |
Informatikksalen (room 5462), 5th floor |
Coffee break |
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| 14.30 |
Informatikksalen (room 5462), 5th floor |
Closing panel: Digital innovation and transformation |
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| 15:00 |
Informatikksalen (room 5462), 5th floor |
DBOSI´24 and goodbye! |
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