 International Journal of Organisational Design and Engineering (IJODE) ISSN (Online): 1758-9800 - ISSN (Print): 1758-9797
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IJODE is a scholarly journal aiming at the development of organisational design and engineering (ODE), defined as the application of social science, design science and computer science research and practice to the study and implementation of new organisational designs, including the integrated structuring, modelling, development and deployment of IS/IT and social processes. ODE can be classified as a sub-discipline of the discipline of information systems. However, ODE is not restricted to the paradigm or the literature of information systems but is manifestly open to influences from organisation science and computer science/engineering
IJODE intends to break down the "either-or" mindset which still constitutes a major obstacle to the development of strategic and operational thinking about organisations in the 21st century.
Objectives
IJODE aims at advancing research and practice in ODE by bringing together individuals or groups working on the same or related areas and finding out how the various perspectives might be made to converge in terms of research objectives, methodologies and results. An important objective is also to promote collaborative research, including not only academics but also practitioners. Readership
The readership of IJODE includes academics and practitioners in the fields of business, information systems, management, strategy, computer science, and organisation science education. Contents
IJODE publishes original papers, review papers, technical reports, case studies and book reviews. Subject Coverage
Topics covered by IJODE include but are not limited to:
- Real-time organisation: the impact of real-time information on organisational design
- Organisational self-awareness: the increasing feedback capabilities associated with the implementation of informating artefacts in organisations
- New organisational design principles and rules: the co-evolution of design-by-decision and emergent design
- Social networking: the study of social networks and of networking applications as catalysts of emergent design
- Visual management: the power of computer-based artefacts in making emergent designs visible
- New approaches to the integration of computer-based artefact in organisation design: autopoiesis, social infrastructures, adaptive structuration
- Knowledge management: the role of information systems in supporting emergent knowledge processes
- The limits of organisational modelling: how to integrate design-by-decision with emergent design modelling
- Ethical issues: the limits of organisational self-awareness arising from the new modelling and technological capabilities
- Dynamic enterprise architectures: how to adapt business architectural models to fit emergent organisational designs
- Organisational innovation: how organisations learn and change through the misalignment between planned and emergent design
- Fast-cycle information system development: the continuous development cycle driven by emergent organisational designs
- The impact of organisational design qualities on the design of computer-based artefacts
- Organisational strategy: computer-based artefacts as drivers of strategy instead of merely supporters of strategy
Specific Notes for Authors
Submitted papers should not have been previously published nor be currently under consideration for publication elsewhere. (N.B. Conference papers may
only be submitted if the paper was not originally copyrighted and if it has
been completely re-written).
All papers are refereed through a double blind process. A guide for authors, sample copies and other relevant information for submitting papers are available on the Submission of
Papers web-page.
You may send one copy in the form of an MS Word file attached to an e-mail (details of file formats in Author
Guidelines) to Professor Rodrigo Magalhaes
Please include in your submission the title of the Journal Editors and Members of the Editorial Board
Editor in Chief Rodrigo Magalhaes Kuwait-Maastricht Business School, KUWAIT INOV - Centre for Organizational Design and Engineering (CODE) Rua Alves Redol, 9 1000-029 Lisboa PORTUGAL rodrigo.magalhaes inov.pt
Associate Editors Steven Alter University of San Francisco USA Kent Beck Three Rivers Institute USA Eugenia Cacciatori Bocconi University ITALY João Alvaro Carvalho Universidade do Minho PORTUGAL Claudia Loebbecke University of Cologne GERMANY Piero Migliarese Università della Calabria ITALY Alex (Sandy) Pentland MIT Media Laboratory USA Hajo Reijers Eindhoven University of Technology NETHERLANDS Dirk Riehle University of Erlangen-Nuremberg GERMANY António Rito Silva Instituto Superior Tecnico PORTUGAL Robert Winter University of St. Gallen SWITZERLAND Editorial Board Members Pedro AntunesPe University of Lisboa PORTUGAL Diane E. BaileyDi University of Texas at Austin USA Ronald S. BatenburgRo Utrecht University NETHERLANDS Ian BeesonIa University of the West of England UK John BrocklesbyJo Victoria University of Wellington NEW ZEALAND Jo Ann BrooksJo MITRE-Bedford NEW ZEALAND Andrea CarugatiAn Aarhus University DENMARK Artemis ChangAr Queensland University of Technology AUSTRALIA Yannis CharalabidisYa University of the Aegean and National Technical University of Athens GREECE Zhang ChengZh Fudan University CHINA Martin CloutierMa University of Quebec at Montreal CANADA Marinka CopierMa HKU Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht NETHERLANDS Vincenzo CorvelloVi Università della Calabria ITALY Kevin CrowstonKe Syracuse University USA Farhad DaneshgarFa University of New South Wales AUSTRALIA Sergio De CesareSe Brunel University UK Haluk DemirkanHa Arizona State University USA Amany ElbannaAm Loughborough University UK Rim FaizRi University of 7-November at Carthage TUNISIA Yulin FangYu City University of Hong Kong HONG KONG Santi FurnariSa City University UK Paolo GiorginiPa University of Trento ITALY Cecilia HaskinsCe Norwegian University of Science and Technology-IOT NORWAY Jan HoogervorstJa Sogeti Nederland B.V. NETHERLANDS Wei-Hsi (Frank) HungWe National Chung Cheng University TAIWAN Nelson KingNe American University of Beirut LEBANON Paul M. LeonardiPa Northwestern University USA Lapo MolaLa Università degli Studi di Verona ITALY Daniel Olguin OlguinDa MIT Media Laboratory USA Andreja PuciharAn University of Maribor SLOVENIA Shailendra Kumar RaiSh Management Development Institute INDIA Isabel RamosIs Universidade do Minho PORTUGAL Isabelle ReymenIs Eindhoven University of Technology NETHERLANDS Peter RittgenPe Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School BELGIUM Matti RossiMa Aalto University School of Economics FINLAND Dino RutaDi Bocconi University ITALY Imad SalehIm Université Paris 8 FRANCE Miguel-Angel SiciliaMi University of Alcalá SPAIN Stefan StrohmeierSt Saarland University GERMANY Carsten SørensenCa London School of Economics UK Jeroen Van BreeJe Nyenrode Business Universiteit NETHERLANDS Jonathan D. WarehamJo Ramon Llull University SPAIN Zoe WongZo Macquarie University AUSTRALIA Marielba Silva ZacariasMa Universidade do Algarve PORTUGAL Joao Vieira da CunhaJo Universidade Nova de Lisboa PORTUGAL
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