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Host of Big Data and Managing in a Digital Economy Host of Big Data and Managing in a Digital Economy We accelerate innovative thinking into practice 2//"620&+"00 %,,) +02--,/16,2&++2*"/,#460Ǿ,ƛ"/&+$ǿ • "001,-&,+""/&+$/"0"/ % /,001%"+&3"/0&16 • +,4)"!$"/+0#"//1+"/0%&-0 • $&)"&++,31&,++! ,+02)1+ 6&+,2/20&+"00 +0&$%10 • "*&+/0+!+"14,/(&+$,--,/12+&1&"0 • 5" 21&3"!2 1&,+-/,$/**"0 • 20&+"00Ȓ/"!6$/!21"0 Discover more: "1&+1,2 %ǿ surrey.ac.uk/sbs [email protected] TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME FROM THE ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT 3 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS & SPECIAL THANKS 4 CONFERENCE SPONSORS 5 CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS 9 WI-FI INFORMATION 13 MAPS & LOCAL INFORMATION University of Surrey Campus Map 15 Guildford Guide 19 CONFERENCE PROGRAM OVERVIEW 25 CONFERENCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE Wednesday, April 18, 2018 26 Thursday, April, 19, 2018 34 Friday, April 20, 2018 62 CONFERENCE PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS 84 WELCOME FROM THE ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT WELCOME TO THE ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZED CONFERENCE ON BIG DATA AND MANAGING IN A DIGITAL ECONOMY! +"%)#,#1%"$),)*"*"/0Ǿ)"!"/0Ǿ3,)2+1""/0+!01ƛ4%,0""ƛ,/10/"02)1"!&+1%&0"5 &1&+$+"4 -/,$/*Ǿ4"/"-)"0"!1,4") ,*"6,21,1%" !"*6,#+$"*"+1-" &)&7"!,+#"/"+ ",+Big Data and Managing in a Digital Economy! 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Tucci, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) CONFERENCE STEERING COMMITTEE: David G. Allen, Texas Christian University; Warwick University Alberto Aragon-Correa, University of Granada Michael Barnett, Rutgers Business School Alexandra Gerbasi, University of Exeter Søren H. Jensen, Copenhagen Business School Candace Jones, University of Edinburgh Aija Leiponen, Cornell University Deepak Somaya, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Mary Beth Watson-Manheim, University of Illinois at Chicago CONFERENCE TRACK CHAIRS: Sabine Brunswicker, Purdue University Sandra Fisher, Clarkson University Søren H. Jensen, Copenhagen Business School Candace Jones, University of Edinburgh Aija Leiponen, Cornell University Janet Marler, University at Albany - SUNY Karen A. Schnatterly, University of Missouri CONFERENCE ACTIVE LEARNING WORKSHOP CHAIR: Alexandra Gerbasi, University of Exeter CONFERENCE DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM CHAIRS: Tanya Bondarouk, University of Twente Margaret White, Maynooth University DIVISIONS & INTEREST GROUPS: Human Resources (HR), Management Consulting (MC), Organizational Behavior (OB), Organizational Communication & Information Systems (OCIS), Organization & Management Theory (OMT), Organizations & the Natural Environment (ONE), Social Issues in Management (SIM), Strategic Management (STR), Technology & Innovation Management (TIM) HOST INSTITUTION: University of Surrey HOST INSTITUTION ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: Abigail Bradbeer, Emma Clear, Jennifer Ratnayaka, Ansgar Richter, Pina Stamp, Emily Taylor BIG DATA AND MANAGING IN A DIGITAL ECONOMY Page | 4 CONFERENCESPONSOR INFORMATION SPONSORS THURSDAY ∙ 19 APRIL THURSDAY ∙ 19 APRIL SURREY BUSINESS SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY OF SURREY Surrey Business School is delighted to be hosting the Academy of Management Specialized Conference - Big Data and Managing in a Digital Economy. We would like to extend our warmest welcome to all delegates and wish you an informative, productive and enjoyable time at the conference. University of Surrey - a top ten university The University of Surrey is one of the UK’s top professional, scientific and technological universities. Named as The Times and Sunday Times University of the Year 2016, Surrey has a world-class profile and a leading reputation in teaching and research. Collaboration and Research Excellence Surrey is a world-class, research-led university, committed to research excellence. Through collaboration with the wider university and our worldwide partners, we are addressing key global challenges. There are plenty of opportunities for collaboration and shared learning across the university, with Surrey being home to: The 5G Innovation Centre - The largest UK academic research centre dedicated to the development of the next generation of mobile and wireless communications. Surrey Research Park - Supporting inventive business ideas as a major centre of excellence in technology, science, health and engineering. Surrey Incubation - One of the most successful Science Parks in Europe. As a Founding Member of the SETsquared Partnership, they support high-growth technology businesses. SURREY BUSINESS SCHOOL A bit about us… At Surrey Business School we accelerate innovative thinking into practice – investing in pioneering world-class research to deliver business-ready solutions that offer an immediate and lasting impact in the world. We’re dedicated to improving business practice and creating sustainable, positive change – while inspiring others to do the same. The Business School acts as a catalyst to propel the ground-breaking business ideas into the market quickly and drawing out real value effectively. Everything we put into practice in business, is underpinned by solid theoretical frameworks; through our collaborations within the university and industry, we have built a dynamic and resourceful community. Digital Advancements Our pioneering research stems from real-world business application, connected with the latest industry developments. VHive Partnership Page | 5 BIG DATA AND MANAGING IN A DIGITAL ECONOMY CONFERENCE SPONSORS Spearheading Surrey Business School’s digital innovation is our Centre for the Digital Economy (CoDE). The Centre is at the forefront of measuring the effects and implications of digital innovation across multiple industries and disciplines. Partnering with Zoetis, one of the world’s leading animal health companies, and the University’s School of Veterinary Medicine and 5G Innovation Centre (5GIC), CoDE have launched VHive, a centre for digital innovation to advance e-Animal Health initiatives. x Business Insights Lab We have cultivated a unique space enabling fast-paced business engagement and interdisciplinary collaboration. Our Lab conducts experiments on the latest digital business models and ideas, using agile innovation methodology to bridge knowledge gaps as businesses create, refine and implement their strategies. GOOGLE CLOUD PLATFORM Google Cloud Platform enables developers to build, test, and deploy applications on Google’s highly scalable and reliable infrastructure. Google Cloud Platform frees you from the overhead of managing infrastructure, provisioning servers and configuring networks. To let innovators innovate and let coders just code. Learn more about Google Cloud Platform at https://cloud.google.com BIG DATA AND MANAGING IN A DIGITAL ECONOMY Page | 6 CONFERENCE SPONSORS ʱǖǞ TABLEAU Data is everywhere. But it can be hard to make sense of it all. Tableau helps people transform data into actionable insights that make an impact. Easily connect to data stored anywhere, in any format. Quickly perform ad hoc analyses that reveal hidden opportunities. Drag and drop to create interactive dashboards with advanced visual analytics. Then share across your organization and empower teammates to explore their perspective on data. From global enterprises to early-stage startups and small businesses, people everywhere use Tableau’s analytics platform to see and understand their data. FGV´S RAE-JOURNAL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT RAE-Revista de Administração
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