International Conference on Information Systems

International Conference on Information Systems
Abbreviation ICIS
Discipline Information systems
Publication details
History 1980–present
Frequency annual

International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) is an annual international conference for academics and research-oriented practitioners in the area of information systems. Previously known as the Conference on Information Systems (CIS), ICIS is the flagship conference of the Association for Information Systems, an international professional organization serving academics in information systems.[1][2][3][4]

ICIS was founded in 1980 at the University of California, Los Angeles, and the first conference was held in Philadelphia the same year. Starting in 1990, when it had its first international venue in Copenhagen, ICIS has been traditionally held outside of North America regularly. ICIS currently rotates between the Americas (AIS Region 1), Europe/Middle East/Africa (AIS Region 2), and Asia/Australia (AIS Region 3). ICIS is usually scheduled in early December and lasts for four days.

The conference is preceded by the ICIS Doctoral Consortium,[5] held off site, usually in a nearby resort. The consortium brings together senior faculty from Information Systems (many of whom were participants in past consortia) and ~40 doctoral students, selected from ~120 nominations (each university or institution is allowed to nominate only one participant).

Past and Future Conferences

List of ICIS Conferences[6]
Year Location AIS Region
2016 Dublin, Ireland Region 2 (Europe/MiddleEast/Africa)
2015 Fort Worth, TX, USA Region 1 (Americas)
2014 Auckland, NZ Region 3 (Asia/Australia/Pacific)
2013 Milan, Italy Region 2 (Europe/MiddleEast/Africa)
2012 Orlando, Florida, USA Region 1 (Americas)
2011 Shanghai, China Region 3 (Asia/Australia/Pacific)
2010 St. Louis, Missouri, USA Region 1 (Americas)
2009 Phoenix, Arizona, USA Region 1 (Americas)
2008 Paris, France Region 2 (Europe/MiddleEast/Africa)
2007 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Region 1 (Americas)
2006 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Region 1 (Americas)
2005 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Region 1 (Americas)
2004 Washington, DC, USA Region 1 (Americas)
2003 Seattle, Washington, USA Region 1 (Americas)
2002 Barcelona, Spain Region 2 (Europe/MiddleEast/Africa)
2001 New Orleans, Louisiana, USA Region 1 (Americas)
2000 Brisbane, Australia Region 3 (Asia/Australia/Pacific)
1999 Charlotte, North Carolina, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1998 Helsinki, Finland Region 2 (Europe/MiddleEast/Africa)
1997 Atlanta, Georgia, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1996 Cleveland, Ohio, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1995 Amsterdam, Netherlands Region 2 (Europe/MiddleEast/Africa)
1994 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Region 1 (Americas)
1993 Orlando, Florida, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1992 Dallas, Texas, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1991 New York City, New York, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1990 Copenhagen, Denmark Region 2 (Europe/MiddleEast/Africa)
1989 Boston, Massachusetts, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1988 Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1987 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1986 San Diego, California, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1985 Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1984 Tucson, Arizona, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1983 Houston, Texas, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1982 Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1981 Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Region 1 (Americas)
1980 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Region 1 (Americas)

References

  1. "2008 Australian Ranking of ICT Conferences" (PDF). 2008. Retrieved 2012-08-13. (Tier A+, highest.)
  2. Zaïane, Osmar R. (August 2009). "Computer Science Conference Rankings". Retrieved 2009-08-25. (Rank 1, highest.)
  3. "Conference Listing". CAIS/NTU. Retrieved 2009-08-25. (Rank A, second-highest.)
  4. Kumar, Sanjeev (April 2007). "Research Conferences in Information Systems". Archived from the original on February 26, 2009. Retrieved 2009-08-25. ("…the most prominent research conference in IS research area…")
  5. ICIS Site Selection Criteria
  6. http://aisnet.org/?ICISPage

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