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Interfacing Society, Technology
and Organisations
ICOS 2006
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON ORGANIZATIONAL SEMIOTICS
JULY, 5-7TH, CAMPINAS, SP, BRAZIL
www.todosnos.unicamp.br/icos2006/
Organizational Semiotics (OS) is an emergent discipline to study the nature, characteristics, function and effect of information and communication within organizational contexts. The contribution of this discipline to the understanding, analysis, modeling, design and implementation of organizational and technical information systems has attracted much attention of researchers and practitioners from many subject areas. The conference in 2006 will continue the effort of the international research community in the development of the emergent discipline of Organizational Semiotics. Papers can address the practical problems and present theoretical enquiries from a range of perspectives, e.g.:
- Organizational semiotics: theory, methods and techniques
- Semiotics motivated approaches to information systems
- User-centered approaches to information systems and information management
- Fundamental notions in organizational semiotics and their applications
- Language action paradigms
- Semiotics of interactions and user interface design
- Semiotic-based methods to systems development and requirements engineering
PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Peter Bøgh Andersen (University of Aarhus, Denmark),
Cecilia Baranauskas (IC-UNICAMP, Brazil),
Pierre-Jean Charrel (Université Toulouse 2 Mirail and IRIT, France),
Rodney Clarke (Wollongong University),
Samuel Chong (Accenture, UK),
John Connolly (CS-Loughborough University, UK),
Jan Dietz (CS-Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands),
Joaquim Filipe (Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Setúbal, Portugal),
Daniel Galarreta (Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales , France),
Henk Gazendam (Groningen University and Twente University, The Netherlands),
Goran Goldkuhl (Linköping University, Sweden),
Ricardo Ribeiro Gudwin (FEEC-UNICAMP, Brazil),
Rene Jorna (University of Groningen, The Netherlands),
Kecheng Liu (The University of Reading, United Kingdom),
Boris Shishkov (University of Twente, The Netherlands),
Ronald Stamper (University of Twente, The Netherlands).
CO-CHAIRS: Cecilia Baranauskas (Unicamp, Brazil) and Kecheng Liu (University of
Reading, UK)
PAPER SUBMISSION AND IMPORTANT DATES:
Contributors are required to submit a full paper written in accordance to the conference templates. Templates and the ubmission procedure will be provided in the conference website.
Full paper: February 1st
Notification of acceptance: April 1st, 2006
Camera ready version: May 1st, 2006
http://www.todosnos.unicamp.br/icos2006
www.orgsem.org
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