By presidential decree, the deadline for submitting a 750-word extended abstract has been extended to October 19, 2009.
The IFIP 9.1 Post-ICIS workshop is on Friday afternoon, December 18, 2009 in Phoenix, Arizona, USA.
Please see http://jpedia.org/ifipwg91/node/17 for the entire CFP.

CALL FOR PAPERS: IFIP 9.1: Computers and Work 2009 - Workshop

Thursday, December 18, 1:00 – 6:00 PM

Marriott Desert Springs Resort, Phoenix, Arizona, USA (the ICIS 2009 conference venue)

Organizers: Steve Sawyer, Syracuse University;
J.P. Allen, University of San Francisco;
Julie Rennecker, Panoramic Perspectives

* Is your research concerned with the uses of information and communication technologies in work and for working?
* Are you ready to present some of your current research ideas and approaches?
* Do you need a forum to discuss some of your concepts and/or findings that have not yet crystallized into a formal paper?
* Would you like feedback from your peers as you move your current work forward?
* Do you want to meet internationally respected researchers in work informatics?

If so, we invite you to present your research-in-progress at the IFIP Working Group 9.1 Computers and Work 2009 research workshop.

An announcement from IFIP 9.1 member Carsten Østerlund:

HICSS-43
CALL FOR PAPERS
Forty-third Annual
Hawai’i International Conference on System Sciences
Minitrack on Documenting Work and Working Documents
January 5-8, 2010
The Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa
Kauai, Hawai’i

Additional details may be found on HICSS primary web site: http://www.hicss.hawaii.edu

For more information, please visit the IFIP WG 9.1 website at
http://jpedia.org/ifipwg91/node/15

Our next IFIP WG 9.1 workshop — "Changing Work, Changing Technology" — is scheduled for Saturday, November 8, before CSCW '08 in San Diego.

Our call for papers can be found here.

The workshop program, with links to abstracts and slides, is available here.

IFIP 9.1 is in the process of developing a new mission statement. The current draft is:

The mission of IFIP Working Group 9.1 (Computers and Work) is to promote, facilitate and disseminate research on ICTs and work, in order to promote quality of life, technology that meets human needs, and social accountability. IFIP WG 9.1 strives to identify important new perspectives on the future of ICTs and new ways of working, and to communicate the social and organizational consequences of ICTs and work.

If you have comments or suggestions, we would love to hear them, either here on the website for registered users, or by contacting one of the IFIP 9.1 officers directly.

The Post-ICIS IFIP WG 9.1 workshop took place immediately after ICIS 2007 in Montréal, on Wednesday, December 12th, 2007.

The call for papers is available here.

The workshop program, with links to abstracts and slides, is available here.

The "relaunch" of WG 9.1 began with a pre-ECIS workshop in St. Gallen, Switzerland.

The workshop program and abstracts, and the original call for papers, are available online.