[Sigiii-l] [Eurchap] Fwd: CfP Conferences in Sweden

[Michel J. Menou]

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>CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
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>The Language-Action Perspective on Communication Modelling '05 (LAP2005)
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>in Kiruna, Lapland, Sweden, June 19-20
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>LAP - the Language-Action Perspective on Communication Modelling - is a
>theoretical orientation toward solving these design challenges that has
>been taken up by an international, multi-disciplinary community of
>researchers and practitioners. LAP emphasizes the importance of
>interaction and communication in designing useable, useful, and legitimate
>information systems. LAP recognizes that language is not only used for
>exchanging information, as in reports or statements, but that language is
>used to perform actions, as in promises, orders, requests, and
>declarations. Such actions are the foundation of communities and
>organisations and must be understood to create effective systems. This
>insight has profound implications for the theory and practice of designing
>systems to support organisational and community processes.
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>So far, 9 successful gatherings of scholars and practitioners interested
>in the Language-Action Perspective (LAP) have been held in the
>Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Canada and USA.
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>Conference Information as well as registration, accommodation and travel
>information is available at: www.vits.org/LAP2005
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>and to
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>Communication and Coordination in Business Processes - An International
>Workshop (CCBP2005)
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>in Kiruna, Lapland, Sweden, June 22
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>The significance of communication and coordination in business processes
>has been emphasised in many theoretical and practical approaches. In order
>to develop information systems for business process it is necessary to
>describe and evaluate coordination and communication. This research
>workshop is devoted to issues of communication and coordination in
>business processes. Questions to be addressed include but are not limited
>to the coordination of work within and between organisations; the role of
>information technology in coordination of business processes; modelling,
>evaluation and business processes (re)design; as well as what
>infrastructures are needed for communication and coordination in business
>processes.
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>Besides these evident practical issues there are other issues of more
>conceptual and theoretical character which must be addressed like: How are
>the concepts of communication and coordination related to each other? What
>is coordinated in business processes? What is the role of human beings vs
>information technology in business processes?
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>Conference Information as well as registration, accommodation and travel
>information is available at: www.vits.org/CCBP2005
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>*********************************************
>PhD Mikael Lind
>School of Business and Informatics
>University College of Bor�s
>S-501 90 Bor�s
>Sweden
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>Phone: +46 33 16 40 97
>Mobile: +46 705 66 40 97
>Fax: +46 33 16 40 07
>Email: Mikael.Lind at hb.se
>URL:  www.adm.hb.se/~ml
>**********************************************
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Dr. Michel J. Menou
Consultant in ICT policies and Knowledge & Information Management
Adviser of Somos at Telecentros board http://www.tele-centros.org
B.P. 15
49350 Les Rosiers sur Loire, France
Email: Michel.Menou at wanadoo.fr
Phone: +33 (0)2 41518165
Fax: +33 (0)2 41511043
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/ciber/peoplemenou.php
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