BT1: IS and IM in Value-Generating Networks for Renewable Resources

The official Call for Papers for this session is available here: Call for Papers BT1

Description

The modern IT and the innovative information systems (IS) are capable of supporting the business processes and of contributing to the overcoming of the challenges such as reduction of uncertainty in quantity and quality of renewable resources; optimization of material flows and improvement of resource efficiency; fulfillment of legislative requirements etc. For the complete exhaustion of potentials it is necessary, to consider the support of information systems not only in single enterprises, but in the value-generating network (from forestry and agriculture up to the consumers) as a whole. The science and industry are working on how IS and information management (IM) can contribute to meet the requirements in value-generating networks for renewable resources and how they can be implemented. We convene papers, which explain potentials of IS and IM in value-generating networks for renewable resources from different perspectives such as data exchange within one and between companies, companywide and intercompany acquisition of data, supply chain management, production planning and control, reporting, management of material flows, governance of network IT etc. Papers from attendees with a practical background concerning the IS-support and IM in value-generating networks for renewable resources are also welcome.


Suggested Topics

Interesting topics include (but are not limited to):


  • Design and integration of tracking & tracing-Systems in existing IS of the value-generating network for renewable resources
  • Possible usage for data out of Tracking & Tracing-Systems in value-generating networks for renewable resources
  • Auto-ID-Technologies for the acquisition of data in value-generating networks for renewable resources
  • Data- and technology standards for the internal and external data exchange of companies in value-generating networks for renewable resources
  • IS for supply chain management and/or supply chain event management in value-generating networks for renewable resources
  • IS for the management of material flows and –analysis in value-generating networks for renewable resources
  • IS for the reporting in value-generating networks for renewable resources
  • Computer aided production planning and control in value-generating networks for renewable resources
  • Life cycle assessment of products made out of renewable resources
  • Use and benefits of precision agriculture and forestry using the example of renewable resources
  • Acceptance, adoption and diffusion of inter-organizational IS in value-generating networks for renewable resources
  • Management of inter-organizational IS for resource efficiency using the example of renewable resources
  • Case studies on the management of inter-organizational ICT to support sustainable business practices in value-generating networks for renewable resources
  • Management techniques to steer resource efficiency in networks for renewable resources
  • Applicability of IT reference models in the context of networks for renewable resources
  • IT governance practices in collaborative networks for renewable resources