ICEC 2007 Conference Schedule

Sunday, August 19

 

8:00-8:30

Registration and Breakfast-Atrium

8:15-8:30

Opening Ceremony-Symposium on E-Business and E-Commerce in China

 

SEECI coordinators - Zhangxi Lin and Bin Wang

8:45-10:15

 

Session 1- Session ChairZhangxi Lin

Room 1-149

Presenter-  Robert J. Kauffman

Achieving Effective International Collaborations for IS and E-Commerce Research

 

Session 1- Session Chair Zhangxi Lin

Discussant-  Erik Rolland

Room 1-149

Presenter-  Bin Wang

An Empirical Study of Mobile Service Subscription in China by Yaobin Lu, Zhaohua Deng, and Bin Wang

10:15-10:30

Break-Atrium

10:30-12:00

 

Session 2a- Session ChairErik Rolland

Discussant-   Zhangxi Lin

Room 1-149

Presenter-  Peng Zou

Population Drift-Oriented Bayes Algorithm in Customer Segmentation by  Peng Zou, Liu Xunyi, and Li Yijun

 

Session 2a- Session ChairErik Rolland

Discussant-   Benjamin Shao

Room 1-149

Presenter-  Jianyuan Yan

The Design of a Grammar-based Supply Chain Process Definition Language by  Jianyuan Yan, Kai Li, and Lu Zhang

10:30-12:00

 

Session 2b- Session ChairSulin Ba

Discussant-   Ajay Kumar

Room 1-127

Presenter-   Liam Peyton

Addressing Trust and Privacy in Telemedicine by  Liam Peyton, Jun Hu, and Bo Zhan

 

Session 2b- Session ChairSulin Ba

Discussant-   Bin Wang

Room 1-127

Presenter-  Wenhua Ho

The issues and strategies for Witkey Business Model by  Wenhua Hou and Haichao Zheng

12:00-1:30

Light Lunch -Atrium

1:30-3:00

 

Session 3- Session Chair: Bin Wang

Room 1-149

Presenters-  Robert J. Kauffman and Ajay Kumar

Learning By Doing Things Wrong: Toward an Evaluative Approach for Macro-Development Area ICT Impacts

 

Session 3- Session Chair Bin Wang

Discussant-   Karl Reiner Lang

Room 1-149

Presenter- Qiang Wei

An Extended IT Adoption Model and Two Longitudinal Studies in Chinese Cultural Contexts by  Nan Zhang, Xunhua Guo, Guoqing Chen, and Qiang Wei

3:00-3:15

Break-Atrium

 

3:15-5:00

 

Session 4- Session ChairBenjamin Shao

Discussant- Sulin Ba

Room 1-149

Presenter-  Zhangxi Lin

Understanding Internet Banking: An Empirical Investigation of Customers’ Acceptance in Mainland China by  Weiling Ke, Bingjia Shao, Zhangxi Lin, and Linhua Yang

 

Session 4- Session ChairBenjamin Shao

Discussant-  Hans Weigand

Room 1-149

Presenter-  Frank Kuo

An RFID Network Platform Development Model in Taiwan’s Healthcare Industry by  Frank Kuo, Jerome C. Chou, and Li Liu

 

Session 4- Session ChairBenjamin Shao

Discussant-  Karl Reiner Lang

Room 1-149

Presenter-  Kuanhai Zhang

The Function and influence of Webcoin to Internet corporations in China by  Kuanhai Zhang, Haishan Tian, and Shiliang Zhao

 

 

5:30-8:00

Reception- Aragon Room - Holiday Inn

 

 

 

ICEC Conference Schedule

Monday, August 20

7:45-8:30

Registration and Continental Breakfast-Atrium

Auditorium

8:30 -9:00

8:40-8:50

Conference welcome

Chairs, R. Kauffman and M. Gini

Dean Alison Davis-Blake

9:00-10:00

Auditorium

Keynote Address: E. K. Clemons, U. Pennsylvania, USA
Moderator: M. Bergen, U. Minnesota, USA

Consumer Informedness and Diverse Consumer Purchasing Behaviors: Traditional Mass-Market, Trading Down, and Trading Out into the Long Tail

10:00-10:30

Break-Atrium

10:30-12:00

Session M1- Privacy in E-Commerce
Session Chairs: A. Acquisti, Carnegie Mellon U., USA; I. Hann, U. Southern California, USA

Auditorium

Privacy and Clandestine Evolution of E-Commerce, A. Odlyzko, U. Minnesota, USA

Auditorium

Security When People Matter: Structuring Incentives for User Behavior,  R. Wash, J. MacKie-Mason, U. Michigan, USA

Auditorium

An Economic Model of Portal Competition under Privacy Concerns, R. Chellappa, Emory U., USA; R. Sin, Hong Kong Univ. of Science and Technology, HONG KONG

10:30-12:00

Session M2-  Mechanisms and Institutions I
Session Chair: W. Ketter, Erasmus U., Netherlands

Room 1-149

A Comparison of Distributed and Centralised Agent-Based Bundling Systems, P. Gradwell, J. Padget,  U. Bath, UK

Room 1-149

Symbolic Model Checking of Institutions, F. Vigano, U. della Svizzera Italiana, SWITZERLAND; M. Colombetti, Politecnico di Milano, ITALY (Best Paper Nomination)

Room 1-149

Strategy Proof Electronic Market, A. R. Dani, Inst. Development and Research in Banking Tech.; A. Puri, U. Hyderabad; V. Gulati, Tata Consultancy Services, INDIA

10:30-12:00

Session M3-  Recommender Systems
Session Chair: J. Srivastava, U. Minnesota, USA

Room 1-127

Asymptotically Optimal Repeated Auctions for Sponsored Search, N. Lambert, Y. Shoham, Stanford U., USA

 

Room 1-127

Integrated Personal Recommender Systems, R. Chung, D. Sundaram, A. Srinivasan, U. Auckland, NEW ZEALAND

Room 1-127

Learning and Adaptivity in Interactive Recommender Systems, T. Mahmood, U. Trento, ITALY; F. Ricci, Free Univ. of Boden-Bolzano, ITALY

12:00-1:15

Lunch-Atrium

1:15-2:15

Auditorium

Keynote Address: B. O'Connell, IBM, USA
Moderator: J. Vayghan, IBM, USA

Building an Information on Demand Enterprise that integrates both Operational and Strategic Business Intelligence

2:15-3:45

Session M4- Sponsored Search on the Internet I
Session Chair: S. A. Animesh, McGill U., Canada

Auditorium

Towards a Pay-per-Action Model in Sponsored Search, M. Mahdian, and K. Tomak, Yahoo!, USA

Auditorium

Keyword Generation for Search Engine Advertising using Semantic Similarity between Terms, V. Abhishek and K. Hosanagar, U. Pennsylvania, USA

Auditorium

An Empirical Analysis of Paid Placement in Online Keyword Advertising, A. Ghose, S. Yang, New York University, USA

2:15-3:45

Session M5-  E-Business Systems and Applications
Session Chair: A. Kumar, Government of India

Room 1-149

Business-Oriented Management: Developing E-Business Applications with E-BPMS, D. Karagiannis, F. Ronaghi, H.-G. Fill, U. Vienna, AUSTRIA

Room 1-149

E-BPSM: A New Security Paradigm for E-Business Organizations, S. Nachtigal, Univ. of London, UK

Room 1-149

RFID Meets Bluetooth in a Semantic-Based U-Commerce Environment, M. Ruta, T. Di Nola, E. Di Sciascio, G. Piscitelli, F. Scioscia, Politechnico di Bari, ITALY  (Best Paper Nomination)

2:15-3:45

Session M6- Adaptive Communication Protocols for E-Business
Session Chair: H. Weigand, Tilburg U., Netherlands

Room 1-127

Developing Semantically Interoperable E-Commerce Systems, J. van Diggelen, F. Dignum, Utrecht U., NETHERLANDS

Room 1-127

Configurable Adapters: The Substrate of Self-Adaptive Web Services, W.J. van den Heuvel, H. Weigand, M. Heil, Tilburg U., NETHERLANDS

Room 1-127

Assimilating Ontological Additions in Convergent Negotiation Protocols, B. Spencer, National Research Council, CANADA

3:45-4:00

Break-Atrium

4:00-5:30

Session M7-  Sponsored Search on the Internet II
Session Chairs: S. Viswanathan, U. Maryland, USA

Auditorium

Vindictive Bidding in Keyword Auctions, Y. Zhou and R. Lukose, HP Labs Palo Alto, USA

Auditorium

The Impact of Sponsored Results on the Quality of information Gatekeepers, H. Bhargava, UC Davis; J. Feng, U. Florida, USA

Auditorium

An Empirical Investigation of the Performance of Online Sponsored Search Markets, A. Animesh, McGill U., CANADA; R. Ramachandran, S. Viswanathan, U. Maryland, USA (Best Paper Nomination)

4:00-5:30

Session M8- Electronic Commerce
Session Chair: Bin Wang, U. Texas, Pan American, USA

Room 1-149

Nurturing E-Commerce and the Flower Analogy: Malaysia and Singapore Perspectives, Y.S. Poong, M. Talha, U. C. Eze, Multimedia Univ., MALAYSIA

Room 1-149

Learning to Trade with Insider Information, S. Das, UC San Diego, USA

Room 1-149

Advanced Selling and Internet Intermediary: Travel Distribution Strategies in the E-Commerce Age, Z. Qu, Georgia Tech., USA

 

Session M9- Digital Rights and Marketing
Session Chair: S. Ba, U. Connecticut, USA

Room 1-127

Digital Rights Management Using a Mobile Phone, I. Abbadi, C. Mitchell, Univ. of London, UK

Room 1-127

Analyzing UCE/UBE Traffic, W. Gansterer, M. Ilger, U. Vienna, AUSTRIA

 

 

6:00-8:00

Reception – Aragon Room - Holiday Inn

 

 

 

ICEC Conference Schedule

Tuesday, August 21

8:00-8:30

Continental Breakfast-Atrium

8:30-10:00

 

Session T1-  Technology and Information Goods
Session Chair: K. Lang, City University of New York, USA

Room 1- 149

The Impact of Technology on the Quality of Information, A. Mukherjee, J. Hahn, Purdue, USA (Best Paper Nomination)

Room 1-149

The Problem of Distributed Intellectual Property Bundles: A Transaction Cost Perspective, N. Aggarwal, San Jose State U.; E. Walden Texas Tech, USA

Room 1-149

Sampling of Information Goods, C.A. Wang, M. Zhang, Hong Kong U. of Science and Technology, HONG KONG

8:30-10:00

Session T2- Modeling Consumers in E-Markets
Session Chair: Anindya Ghose, New York Univ., USA

Room 1-127

Consumer Behavior in E-Commerce Environments and Fashion Effect,  D. Militaru, Amiens School of Management, FRANCE

Room 1-127

Theoretical Model of Purchase and Repurchase in Internet Shopping: Evidence from Japanese Online Customers, K. Atchariyachanvanich, H. Okada,

N. Sonehara, Natl. Institute of Informatics , JAPAN

Room 1-127

DTMC: An Actionable E-Customer Lifetime Value Model Based on Markov Chains and Decision Trees,  P. Paauwe, Erasmus U.; P. van der Putten, Leiden U.; M. van Wesel, Erasmus Univ., NETHERLANDS

8:30-10:00

Session T3-  Panel: Collaborative Research for the Study of

E-Commerce and E-Business in China
Session Chair: C. Westland, U. Illinois, Chicago, USA

Auditorium

Panelist: Z. Lin, Texas Tech U., USA and Southwestern U. of Finance and Economics, CHINA

Panelist: E. Rolland, U. California, Riverside, USA
Panelist: B. Wang,  U. Texas, Pan American, USA

Panelist: J. Yan, Nankai University, CHINA

10:00-10:30

Break-Atrium

10:30-10:45

Auditorium

2nd Day Welcome J. Vayghan, IBM, and N. Paul U. Minn

10:45-11:45

Auditorium

Keynote Address: P. Khoury, Air Canada, USA, and N. Granados, Pepperdine University, USA

Moderator: Bruno Miller, Northwest Airlines

Air Canada’s Customer-Centric Model: A-la-Carte Pricing and Technological Transformation

11:45-1:00

Lunch-Atrium

1:00-2:30

Session T4-  New Dimensions of IT-Enabled Business Value
Session Chair: E. Walden, Texas Tech. Univ., USA

Auditorium

The Future of Advertising and the Value of Social Network Web Sites, E. Clemons, U. Penn.; S. Barnett, Bardo Consulting; and A. Appadurai, New School, USA

Auditorium

Market Depth and Efficiency in Online Auctions: An Exploratory Multi-Year Study, R. J. Kauffman, Arizona State; C. Wood, Notre Dame, USA

Auditorium

Designing Markets for Open Source Production of Digital Culture Goods, K. Lang, D. Shang and R. Vragov, City U. of New York, USA

(Best Paper Nomination)

1:00-2:30

Session T5-  Data Mining in E-Commerce I
Session Chair: G. Adomavicius, U. Minnesota, USA

Room 1-149

Impact of Social Influence on E-Commerce Decision Making, Y. Kim, KAIST Business School, S. KOREA; J. Srivastava, U. Minn., USA

Room 1-149

Designing Novel Review Ranking Systems: Predicting Usefulness and Impact of Reviews, A. Ghose, P. Iperiotis, New York Univ., USA

Room 1-149

Needs-Based Analysis of Online Reviews, T. Lee, U. Penn., USA

1:00-2:30

Session T6- Mechanisms and Institutions II
Session Chair: Frank Dignum, U. Utrecht, Netherlands

Room 1-127

Decentralized Task Allocation Using MAGNET: An Empirical Evaluation in the Logistics Domain, M. Hoogendoorn, Vrije Univ. Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS; M. Gini, U Minnesota, USA; C. Jonker, TU Delft, NETHERLANDS

Room 1-127

The Game of Scale: Decision-Making with Economies of Scale, C. Hazard, P. Wurman, N. Carolina State U., USA (Best Paper Nomination)

Room 1-127

An Empirical Study of Interest-Based Negotiation, P. Pasquier, L. Sonenberg, U. Melbourne, AUSTRALIA; I. Rahwan, British U. Dubai , UAE; F. Dignum, R. Hollands, U. Utrecht, NETHERLANDS  (Best Paper Nomination)

2:30-3:00

Break-Atrium

3:00-4:00

Auditorium

Keynote Address: T. Sandholm, Carnegie Mellon U., USA
Moderator: C. Dellarocas, U. Maryland, USA

Expressive Commerce and Its Application to Sourcing: How We Conducted $35 Billion of Generalized Combinatorial Auctions

4:00-5:30

Session T7-  Network Competition & Services
Session Chair: E. K. Clemons, U. Pennsylvania, USA

Room 1-149

Maximizing Influence in a Competitive Social Network: A Follower’s Perspective, T. Carnes, C. Nagarajan, S. Wild, A. van Zuylen, Cornell U., USA (Best Paper Nomination)

Room 1-149

Efficiency Analysis for Display Ads and Contextual Search, Y. M. Li., J. H. Jhang-Li, Y. L. Lin, National Chiao Tung U., TAIWAN

Room 1-149

A Service System Design Approach for iTV Banking, J. Groeneweg, E. van de Kar, TU Delft, NETHERLANDS

4:00-5:30

Session T8-  Data Mining in E-Commerce II
Session Chair:  G. Adomavicius, U. Minnesota, USA

Room 1-127

Selectively Acquiring Ratings for Product Recommendation, Z. Huang, Penn State U., USA  (Best Paper Nomination)

Room 1-127

Data Acquisition and Cost-Effective Predictive Modeling: Targeting Offers for E-Commerce, F. Provost, New York Univ.; P. Melville, IBM Research; M. Saar-Tsechansky, U. Texas Austin, USA

Room 1-127

A Family of Growth Models for Representing the Price Process in Online Auctions, V. Hyde, W. Jank, G. Shmueli, U. Maryland, USA

4:00-5:30

Auditorium

Session T9- Panel: Research in Services-Oriented Technology and Management
Session Chairs: H. Demirkan, Arizona State U., USA, H.-G. Fill, U. Vienna, AUSTRIA

 

 

 

Panelist: I. Bardhan, U. Texas, Dallas, USA

Panelist: D. Karagiannis, U. Vienna, AUSTRIA

Panelist: P. Maglio, IBM Almaden Services Research Group, USA

Jamshid A. Vayghan, IBM Enterprise Data Architecture and Services, USA

 

 

 

5:45-6:45

Art Gallery visit- Weisman Art Museum

5:45-6:50

Reception- Dolly Fiterman Riverview Gallery

6:50-9:00

Banquet and Awards- Dolly Fiterman Riverview Gallery


 

ICEC Conference Schedule

Wednesday, August 22

8:00-8:30

Continental Breakfast- Atrium

8:30-9:30

Auditorium

Panel Publishing in E-Commerce Research - or How to Maintain Quality and Diversity

Chair: N. Sadeh, Carnegie Mellon U., and Editor, Electronic Commerce Research and Applications, USA

Panelist: F. Dignum,  U. Utrecht, Netherlands

Panelist: R. J. Kauffman, Arizona State University, USA

9:30-10:00

Break-Atrium

10:00-11:30

Session W1- Trust in Electronic Markets

Session Chair: Harrison McKnight, Michigan State U., USA

Auditorium

Modeling Trust in E-Commerce: An Approach Based on User Requirements, A. Pourshahid, T. Tran, U. Ottawa, CANADA

Auditorium

Factors and Effects of Information Credibility, H. McKnight, C. Kacmar, Michigan State Univ., USA (Best Paper Nomination)

10:00-11:30

Session W2 - Pricing Information Goods
Session Chair: A. Wu, U. Minnesota, USA

Room 1-149

Pricing Digital Content with DRM Mechanism, Y. M. Li, C. H. Lin, National Chiao Tung U., TAIWAN

Room 1-149

Pricing Web 2.0-Related Services: Peer Production, Y.M. Li, Y.L. Lee, National Chiao Tung U., TAIWAN

10:00-11:30

Session W3- Resource Allocation and Optimization
Session Chair: P. Sanyal, U. Minnesota, USA

Room 1-127

A Predictive Empirical Model for Pricing and Resource Allocation Decisions, W. Ketter, Erasmus U. NETHERLANDS; J. Collins, M. Gini, P. Schrater, A. Gupta, U. Minnesota, USA

Room 1-127

Bid-Based Scheduler with Backfilling for a Multiprocessor System, I. Yahav, L. Raschid, U. Maryland, USA; H. Andrade, IBM Research, USA

 

 

11:30-12:30

Light lunch in the atrium