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30 June 2015 | Posted by Innova Institute

Program for the Barcelona Doctoral Consortium on Digital Innovation

The Doctoral Consortium has been designed with the intention to provide support and contribute to the further development of the doctoral students, we are grateful to the Society for Advancement of Management Studies (SAMS) that also believed in this opportunity and decided to sponsor the event. We look forward a very interesting event where we can exchange research ideas, get valuable feedback, and shape a shared future for digital innovation research.

unis mas sams         PROGRAM Doctoral C program                

  • Presentation sessions (Thursday): 20 minutes to present your work + 20 minutes constructive feedback & ideas for development discussion.
  • Research Projects Interactive Discussions (Friday morning): 5 minutes to pitch your research work, 5 minutes to highlight areas were you need help to improve, 10 minutes group discussion on the challenges. We will organized in different groups for this activity, will be assigned and distributed in the different rooms.
  • Q&A Sessions: prepare your questions to share with the group during these topic oriented open discussion sessions.

ABSTRACTS

You can review the abstracts that will be presented at (email us if you want/need to update your abstract): Abstracts folder. Please use this material only for your review before the conference. If you want to cite any of these works, please contact the authors before.

 REGISTRATION – MEETING POINT 

For those arriving Thursday Morning:

Meeting point: Room MF S.01 (Building “Sant Miquel” Febres, Floor S, Room 01 – MF S.01)

Address: Carrer de Sant Joan de la Salle, 42, 08022 Barcelona google maps link

Map of campus: mapa building               For those arriving before:

RESA – Residence - Accommodation

The entrance to the La Salle Residence Hall is located in the same building (Edifici Sant Miquel) as the Doctoral Consortium (shared reception space)

  • All bookings have been completed according to the participants’ instructions. If you arrive after 7pm, the security guard will give you room key.
  • There is a Cafeteria/Restaurant on ground floor of the “Edifici Sant Jaume”. If it is closed, in the upper floor of the cafeteria there are vending machines, with some drinks and basic food options.

Phone: 935 08 46 00

Web: http://www.resa.es/eng/Residences/Campus-La-Salle // google maps link

  • Staying at the Campus La Salle Residence Hall is choosing comfort right next to central Barcelona. Imagine being able to have everything on your doorstep: your university, running in Collserola, shopping in the centre or the train to visit home. All of this is possible at the Campus La Salle Residence Hall.
  • How to get to the Campus La Salle Residence Hall?
  • By train (FGC). L7 Av. Tibidabo station. Line S1, S2, S5, S55 Sarrià station (check actual times on:www.fgc.es). The stations are 10 minutes walking from the accommodation.
  • By bus: the Barcelona bus network is very extensive. Several lines stop near the accommodation (14, 22, 58, 64, 73, 75, 85). To see which route works best for you, check the following website: tmb.es. It provides really useful information about the timetables, routes, prices etc., and how best to get around Barcelona.

PARTICIPANTS

Faculty - Sessions chairs by track order

Ola Henfridsson - Warwick Business School Roman Beck - IT University of Copenhagen Joan Rodón - ESADE Business School Robert Gregory - IESE Business School Francesc Miralles - La Salle – Universitat Ramon Llull Núria Agell - ESADE Business School Lutz M. Kolbe - Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Evgeny Káganer - IESE Business School David Riu - La Salle - Universitat Ramon Llull Joan A. Pastor -  UOC – Universitat Oberta de Catalunya Magnus Mähring -  Stockholm School of Economics Josep Valor - IESE Business School Antoni Olivé - IQS - Universitat Ramon Llull

PhD candidates

Melina Moleskis - IESE Business School Ching T. Liao - IESE Business School Timo Cziesla - University of Göttingen Jan Tesch - University of Göttingen Md. Rakibul Hoque - University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China Jonas Valbjørn Andersen - Warwick Business School Philipp Hukal - Warwick Business School Alexander Chekanov - ESADE Business School Barton Friedland - Warwick Business School Bianca Villar - La Salle – Universitat Ramon Llull Gabriela Balladares - La Salle – Universitat Ramon Llull Everlin Piccinini - Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Sanja Tumbas - University of Liechtenstein Ferran Giones - La Salle – Universitat Ramon Llull Olga Abramova - Technische Universität Darmstadt Daniel A. Döppner - University of Cologne Honorata Siejka - University of Cologne Vasili Mankevich - Umeå University

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