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SUMMARY:Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week
DESCRIPTION:C³M at the HPNW2019\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nC³M is happy to participate again at the HPNW2019. We are delighted to represent our DRIVER+ project with a booth. Next to this\, we proud to have Kristin Jenssen presenting our ongoing work in the context of assessing the application potential of Vendor Managed Inventory in humanitarian logistics.  \nWhat is Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week (HNPW)?\nHeld at the International Conference Centre of Geneva (CICG)\, HNPW is a unique forum for humanitarian Networks and Partnerships to hold their annual meetings and consultations\, network and discuss key humanitarian issues. \nAt this year’s edition UN OCHA\, together with the HumTechLab of TUDelft is launching a new network to help connect current humanitarian community with the next generation\, and vice versa: the University Surge Support Group (USSG).
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/humanitarian-networks-and-partnerships-week/
CATEGORIES:Presentation
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180913
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180914
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SUMMARY:EURO HOPE MIN­I-­CON­FER­ENCE ON 13 AND 14 SEPTEMBER 2018 IN LEUVEN
DESCRIPTION:C³M participates in the upcoming EURO HHpe 2018\nThe European Work­ing Group on Hu­man­it­arian Lo­gist­ics (EURO HOpe) and the Research Center for Operations Management of KULeuven are or­gan­iz­ing the third EURO HOpe min­i-­con­fer­ence in Leuven. The dates are 13 and 14 September 2018. \nCheck out the website for more information: EURO HOpe Website
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/euro-hope-mini-conference-on-13-and-14-september-2018-in-leuven/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180520
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180521
DTSTAMP:20260427T124153
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SUMMARY:C³M co-chairing the logistics track at ISCRAM 2015
DESCRIPTION:15th International Conference on Information Systems for Crisis Response\nCALL FOR PAPERS: T4 – Logistics and Supply Chain Management in Crisis Response \nINTRODUCTION TO THE TRACK \nThere is a need to improve the freshness\, quality\, effectiveness\, appropriateness\, and accessibility of information and communication systems intended to facilitate logistics and supply chain management in the face of devastating disasters. This improvement must be based on an increased understanding of the disaster relief realities\, faced difficulties and the decision maker’s needs: Crisis scenarios and phases have to be differentiated; inducers of evolution of crisis or changes in its nature must be highlighted; all involved actors and entities\, their interests\, motivations\, and strategies as well as the existing interrelations and interdependences have to be considered; the existing practices in the crisis management sector need to be understood and reflected; problems\, limits\, barriers in relief supply chains must be formalized; supporting humanitarian information systems need to be examined critically. Organized by the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) on behalf of ISCRAM association. The overall objective of this track is to discuss and reflect contributions on the design\, deployment\, application and evaluation of information systems for logistics and supply chain management in the area of crisis management\, including all relevant actors with a special focus of humanitarian actors. For this purpose potential contributions need provide both rigorous research methods and relevant approaches reflecting the practitioner’s realities. In order to ensure an appropriate balance of both criteria practitionercentered reviewer will be involved in the review process.  \nTRACK TOPICS \n\nPossible topics of interest for this track include the following:\nProcess modeling and analysis of disaster relief chains\nQuantitative methods and simulation in disaster relief logistics\nPerformance measurement and monitoring of disaster relief chains\nLogistics decision making in crisis management\nTransportation in crisis situations\nWarehousing and inventory management for disaster relief\nEmergency procurement\nCoordination and collaboration in disaster relief chains\nHumanitarian logistics and supply chains\nGovernance of ad-hoc logistics networks in crisis management\nEarly detection and assessment of requirements for disaster relief chains\nHumanitarian supply chain resilience\nBig data for supply chain management in crisis situation 
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/c%c2%b3m-co-chairing-the-logistics-track-at-iscram-2015/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20171111
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20171112
DTSTAMP:20260427T124153
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SUMMARY:4th International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management (ICT-DM’2017)
DESCRIPTION:The International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management (ICT-DM’2017) will be held in Münster\, Germany from 11th of December to 13th of December 2017. ICT-DM’2017 aims to bring together academics and practitioners who are involved in emergency services\, ad hoc planning and disaster management and recovery\, in order to learn about the latest research developments\, share experiences and information about this area and develop recommendations. \nWe invite you to submit your original technical papers and demos to this event. \nAccepted and presented papers will be published in the conference proceedings and submitted to IEEE Xplore as well as other Abstracting and Indexing (A&I) databases. Authors of selected papers from ICT-DM 2017 will be invited to submit an extended and improved version to a special issue of the International Journal of Information Technology and Management (see also our recent Special Issue in the IJITM). Next to this\, the conference will have a best paper and a best student paper award. \nSubmit your paper here!\nCall for Papers: \n\nICT-DM’2017 aims to bring together academics and practitioners who are involved in emergency services\, ad hoc planning\, disaster recovery\, etc.\, to learn about the latest research developments\, share experiences and information about this area and develop recommendations. \nAuthors are invited to submit manuscripts that present original unpublished research on using ICTs for detection\, prevention\, preparation\, response and recovery of disasters. There will also be invited presentations by experts from academia\, industry\, and government as well as special sessions dedicated to case studies\, demonstrations and experiences based on pragmatic approaches. This way\, the conference will provide a forum for supporting and encouraging both academic researchers\, as well as practitioners involved in applied‐focused research. \nTopics of interest include\, but are not limited to\, the following scope: \n\nBig data analytics in disaster management\nCloud computing\nCommunication infrastructures\, technologies and services for crisis management\nContext-aware computing\nCoordination\, collaboration and decision support technologies and systems for disaster management\nCrowd sourcing\nCyber security\nCyber-physical systems\nData mining from multiple information and huge sources\nData/information management and analysis for disaster management\nDisaster relief logistics\nE-governance\nEvacuation and rescue geo-planning\nGeo-Information technologies for disaster management\nHuman-system interactive information extraction\nICT-CDM technologies in developing countries\nInternet of things for disaster and emergency management\nInteroperability of heterogeneous systems\nM2M communications management and operations\nMobile and wireless communication networks\nModeling and simulation tools for crisis and disaster situations\nOntology based approaches\nOpen source data and space based resources to support disaster management\nOpportunistic communications\nPervasive and mobile computing\nPerformance measurement in disaster management\nPrediction and early warning systems\nQuerying and filtering on heterogeneous\, multi-source streaming disaster data\nRemote sensing\nRisk\, damage and loss assessment\nSecurity and privacy issues in information sharing\nSensor networks\nService Oriented Architectures\nSituation awareness\nSmart cities for disaster and emergency management\nSocial media and networks\nUAVs for crisis and disaster management\nUncertainty and possibly adversity in data handling and delivery\nWeb mapping and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)\nOther related topics in the domain of ICT-DM
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/4th-international-conference-on-information-and-communication-technologies-for-disaster-management-ict-dm2017/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20171018
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20171019
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SUMMARY:The ISCRAM-med 2017 CfP is out!
DESCRIPTION:The Fourth International Conference on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management in Mediterranean Countries\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Fourth International Conference on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management in Mediterranean Countries (ISCRAM-med 2017) aims to provide an outstanding opportunity and an international forum for local and international researchers\, practitioners and policy makers to address and discuss new trends and challenges in the area of Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management. \nAttendees are invited to present recent research results in relation to the conference topics. To discuss their experiences from case studies and inform the community about the application of best practices. In addition\, demonstrations related to social\, technical and practical aspects of all information and communication systems used or to be used in all phases of management of emergencies\, disasters and crises\, are very much welcomed. \nAll paper submissions must make a new and significant contribution to the body of knowledge on information systems and technologies for emergency management\, support their contribution with valid arguments\, and be clearly structured and well written.
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/the-iscram-med-2017-cfp-is-out/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170725
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170726
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SUMMARY:Humanitarian Congress Berlin - Call for Papers
DESCRIPTION:XIX. Humanitarian Congress Berlin – Theory and Practice of Humanitarian Action\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFollowing the transformational changes in the international and political landscape\, humanitarians are struggling to cope with new threats and vulnerabilities linked to conflict\, protracted emergencies and climate change. There is a growing consensus that the humanitarian sector is not equipped to respond to the challenges of today and the ones that lie ahead. What are the changes that are required to ensure a functioning and reactive humanitarian system that is capable of responding to the overwhelming needs in an ever more complex geo-political landscape? \nThis year’s topic is: Out Of Order? Reshaping Humanitarianism. Submissions on a wide range of topics (including but not limited to) are welcomed: \n\nPractice of Humanitarian Medicine\nNeglected Tropical Diseases\nNon–Communicable Diseases (NCDs)\nMental Health\, Psycho-social & psychiatric care\nTelemedicine and innovative health technologies\nAccess to Medicines & Neglected Populations (both within and outside of Europe)\nCross-disciplinary approaches\nIntegrative health care management\nBig Data and new technologies\nRefugee and migrant health\n\nThe call is open to any interested individual. Particularly submissions from academics\, postgraduate and PhD students\, NGO staff\, staff working for UN agencies and others working in the field of humanitarian medicine and global health are encouraged. Only abstracts that present results from the author’s own research work or project evaluations can be accepted. Literature reviews will not be considered. Abstracts should be limited to a maximum of 300 words. Do not include illustrations\, diagrams or other graphics. Abstracts can be uploaded here and should be structured in the following order: (1) Title of abstract\, (2) Background\, (3) Method\, (4) Results and (5) Conclusion. \nDeadline: \nAbstracts should be submitted by 25 July 2017.
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/humanitarian-congress-berlin-call-for-papers/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170715
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170716
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SUMMARY:ICT-DM 2017 Paper submission is now open! DEADLINE EXTENDED!!!
DESCRIPTION:DEADLINE EXTENDED: JULY 15!!!\n \nThe submission system for the ICT-DM 2017 is now online. You can upload your paper until 15 July 2017\, 23:59 UTC/GMT. Authors of selected papers from ICT-DM 2017 will be again invited to submit an extended and improved version to a special issue of the International Journal of Information Technology and Management (see also our previous International Journal of Information Technology and Management). Next to this\, the conference will have a best paper and a best student paper award.  \nWe are also very glad to announce the first two Key Note speakers Prof. Mark Haselkorn\, Director of the Center for Collaborative Systems for Security\, Safety\, and Regional Resilience (CoSSaR) at the University of Washington\, and Abdeslem Boukhtouta\, Ph.D.\, Senior Defense Scientist at the Defence Research and Development Canada-CORA. Further information on the program will follow soon!For more information see the updated conference website ict-dm2017.ercis.org or contact us at ictdm2017@ercis.de. We look forward to your paper submissions!
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/ict-dm-2017-paper-submission-is-now-open-deadline-extended/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170607
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170608
DTSTAMP:20260427T124153
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SUMMARY:Conference on Health & Humanitarian Logistics
DESCRIPTION:The event is co-organized by the Georgia Tech Center for Health & Humanitarian Systems (CHHS)\, INSEAD Humanitarian Research Group\, MIT Humanitarian Response Lab\, Northeastern University\, and UNICEF Supply Division. The conference features plenary panels and interactive workshops on topics related to supply chain management and logistics in global health and humanitarian response and development\, poster sessions on innovative research and ample opportunities for networking. Information on speakers\, panel topics and presentations\, workshops\, site visits and other activities on the website above.\n\n\n\n\n\nCheck the conference website for more information.
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/conference-on-health-humanitarian-logistics/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170521
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170522
DTSTAMP:20260427T124153
CREATED:20170109T095102Z
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SUMMARY:14th International Conference on Information Systems for Crisis Response And Management
DESCRIPTION:C³M co-chairs the track Logistics and Supply Chain Management in Crisis Response\nSince its establishment in 2004\, the ISCRAM association has aimed to bring together people from various culture\, knowledge and background to design and develop information systems that improve our capacity to avoid\, prepare for\, respond to and recover from crises\, disasters and catastrophes. The ISCRAM world conference is one of the main events for ISCRAMers to exchange and share to try to reach this goal. Organized every year since 2004 (alternating between America and Europe)\, this conference series provide several original points: \n\nA vibrant mix of (i) scientists from around the world\, (ii) responders from different crisis and disaster management organizations\, (iii) practitioners from industry developing crisis management solutions and services\, and (iii) institution members concerned by crisis management.\nAn interdisciplinary set-up that covers a wide range of scientific domains and facilitates cross-disciplinary discussion and thinking “out of the box” — from social sciences to computer sciences and IT\, including management sciences\, geography\, psychology\, anthropology\, etc.\nAn open vision of “Crisis Response and Management” including humanitarian disasters\, homeland security\, industrial and human-made crisis situations\, accidents of all kinds\, etc.\nThe conference proceedings will have ISBN and ISSN and will be indexed in Scopus\, DBLP\, Google Scholar and Compendex. Proceedings will be available online in the ISCRAM Digital Library.\n\nInterested to submit a paper? See here the CfP:  iscram2017.mines-albi.fr
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/14th-international-conference-on-information-systems-for-crisis-response-and-management/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170206
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170207
DTSTAMP:20260427T124153
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SUMMARY:Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week (HNPW) 2017
DESCRIPTION:What is Humanitarian Networks & Partnerships Week (HNPW)?\n\n\n\n\n\nHosted by the Swiss Government and co-chaired by the UK’s Department of International Development (DFID) and the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)\, the HNPW provides a space for humanitarian networks and partnerships to hold their annual meetings. While these are invitation only\, Wednesday 8th February is an open-door problem-solving event for experienced humanitarian responders. \nThis year\, HNPW will take place from 6-10 February 2017 at the International Conference Centre (CIGC) in Geneva. \nWho is it for? \nMonday\, Tuesday\, Thursday and Friday of the week are reserved for networks and partnerships meetings. \nWednesday the 8th February is open to all humanitarian experts\, whether or not they are affiliated to a network. It is aimed at those who have been involved with humanitarian response and can bring their experience to help solve the most pressing issues facing humanitarian responders today. \nWhy join Humanitarian Networks & Partnerships Week 2017? \nIn 2017\, HNPW will be more interactive than ever. \nOn Wednesday\, 8th February\, taking advantage of networks and partnerships members being in one place\, we are holding interactive sessions which aim to address current humanitarian challenges. Topics include coordination\, information management\, importing priority humanitarian goods\, getting airports up and running quickly\, environmental risks\, training and simulation exercises\, civmil coordination\, disability inclusion and many more. Check hnpw.org for details of specific sessions.  The outcomes of each session will feed into the future work of a variety of task forces and projects. \nThis year’s event offers participants a unique opportunity to: \n\nNetwork with crisis preparedness & response experts and develop new partnerships;\nActively participate in a collaborative approach to resolving common challenges that hinder your work in the field;\nBecome an active contributor to the Leading Edge Programme\, a year-round collaboration platform that enables change in crisis preparedness and response.\n\nJoin us and contribute your expertise. By working together\, across organisations and networks\, countries and regions\, we really can make change happen! \nFor more information and registration see: www.hnpw.org/.
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/humanitarian-networks-and-partnerships-week-hnpw-2017/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161213
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161214
DTSTAMP:20260427T124153
CREATED:20160928T142737Z
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SUMMARY:3rd International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management
DESCRIPTION:C³M presenting two papers at the ICT DM 2016 \nThe International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management (ICT-DM’2016) will be held in Vienna\, Austria from 13th of December to 15th of December 2016. ICT-DM’2016 aims to bring together academics and practitioners who are involved in emergency services\, ad hoc planning and disaster management and recovery\, in order to learn about the latest research developments\, share experiences and information about this area and develop recommendations. The C³M will present two papers in the area of needs assessment and interaction with citizens. More information will follow soon.
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/3rd-international-conference-on-information-and-communication-technologies-for-disaster-management/
CATEGORIES:Presentation
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161117
DTSTAMP:20260427T124153
CREATED:20160928T143835Z
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SUMMARY:First IFIP Conference on Information Technology in Disaster Risk Reduction
DESCRIPTION:C³M presenting a paper at the ITDRR 2016\nITDRR-2016 provides an international forum for researchers and practitioners to present their latest R&D findings and innovations. The conference is especially focused on the various IT aspects and challenges of copying with disaster risk reduction. ITDDR-2016 invites experts\, researchers\, academicians and all other who are interested to disseminate their work. The conference establishes an academic environment that fosters the dialogue and exchange of ideas between different levels of academic\, research\, business and public communities. Together with the Roberto Rocha from the research group of Prof. Joao Porto de Albuquerque at the University of São Paulo the C³M will present a paper on engaging technical volunteers in context of crisis management.
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/first-ifip-conference-on-information-technology-in-disaster-risk-reduction/
CATEGORIES:Conference
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161005
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161006
DTSTAMP:20260427T124153
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SUMMARY:44th European Transport Conference 2016
DESCRIPTION:C³M presenting a paper at the ETL 2016\n The European Transport Conference attracts transport practitioners and researchers from all over Europe where they can find in-depth presentations on policy issues\, best practice and research findings across the broad spectrum of transport. The range of topics and the multi-seminar approach makes ETC unique among transport conferences and it is well established as the premier event of its type. The conference programme covers supranational issues\, national and local policy and the implementation of projects at a local level. Together with colleagues from the German Aerospace Center (DLR) the C³M is presenting research results in the area of traffic and logistics management in context of disaster relief situations based on an experiment with the Technical Relief Agency Germany (THW) in March 2016.  
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/44th-european-transport-conference-2016/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160920
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160921
DTSTAMP:20260427T124153
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SUMMARY:NITIM International Graduate Winter School 2016
DESCRIPTION:NITIM is proud to announce its 2016 Winter School (September 20th – 22nd\, 2016) in The Hague\, Netherlands. With this call\, we invite Ph.D. candidates to submit proposals for evaluation and an opportunity to participate in the Winter School. For those who have just started their PhD program\, we look forward to receiving a research proposal. For those in their late stage of their PhD\, you are encouraged to submit a relevant piece for your dissertation (a paper\, an overview\, or a chapter of your PhD thesis). \nThe admission to the school will be based on the review of an extended abstract (https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwUnCCShCOT7WEFlYTFPWVV6eGc). For specific information about which research topics are in the scope of the NiTiM Community\, please visit http://www.nitim.org/Research). The deadline for submission of the Extended Abstract is July 25th (midnight CEST). Late submissions will be considered\, but risk to be rejected in case of high demand. \n The full proposal (or paper)\, which will form the basis of the discussion and feedback at the Winter School\, is due by for review by August 21st.\n \nThe NITIM Schools facilitate the development of doctoral research in the interdisciplinary field of Networks\, Information\, Technology and Innovation Management\, bringing together Ph.D. candidates and faculty members in a focused\, in-depth\, and constructive discussion of the candidates’ research work.\n \nIn addition to the discussion of the PhD candidates’ work\, the 2016 NITIM Winter school offers the participation to an Employment Event and the NITIM Conference. \niTiM Winter School 2016 – Important deadlines \n\nExtended Abstract submission:                       July 25th 2016\nNotification of Acceptance                                August 8th 2016\nFull Proposal Submission                                   August 21st 2016\nFull Proposal Feedback                                       September 9th 2016\n2016 Winter School in The Hague                  September 20th-22nd 2016\n\nWe request all Ph.D. candidates interested in participating in the 2016 Winter School to make a submission directly to the School Chair\, Fausto Guaragni (fausto.guaragni@unibw.de).\n \nWe look forward to seeing you in The Hague!\n \nIf you have any questions\, please feel free to contact: fausto.guaragni@unibw.de  \nFor further information\, please follow: http://www.nitim.org/Home\n \nSincerely\,\nNiTiM School Organization Team \nNiTiM Winter School 201
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/nitim-international-graduate-winter-school-2016/
CATEGORIES:Winter School
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160712
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160713
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SUMMARY:ERCIS Lunchtime Seminar on "The Relationship Between Human Centered Designers and Software Developers in Achieving State-of-the-Art Technology Innovation"
DESCRIPTION:In the next lunchtime talk the external C³M member\, Prof. Haselkorn from the Human Centered Design and Engineering Department of the University of Washington\, Seattle\, WA) is going to talk about \n“The Relationship Between Human Centered Designers and Software Developers in Achieving State-of-the-Art Technology Innovation”. \nAbstract: What is state-of-the-art technology innovation? Why does so much depend on the evolving relationship between human-centered designers and software developers? How is this evolving relationship changing our basic notions of technology design\, particularly the design of complex systems? What about the equally critical roles of other key stakeholders such as end users\, project sponsors\, and technology administrators—how do they fit into the equation? How will the roles and skills of technology designers change in response to new concepts and processes for achieving successful innovation? Professor Haselkorn will share stories from current research and help understand the complex\, evolving nature of Human Centered Design & Engineering in the huge collaborative space called technology innovation. \nProf. Mark Haselkorn: Mark Haselkorn is Professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering (HCDE) at the University of Washington in Seattle. He is Director of the new university Center on Collaborative Systems for Security\, Safety & Regional Resilience (CoSSaR) and currently leads Project Interoperability in Puget Sound (PIPS)\, a research effort on behalf of the regional safety and security community and in partnership with four U.S. Federal Agencies – the Program Manager for the Information Sharing Environment (PM-ISE)\, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science & Technology Directorate First Responders Group\, the DHS Interagency Operations Center (IOC)\, and the National Maritime Intelligence-Integration Office (NMIO). PIPS aims to better understand and enhance the interoperability goals to enhance information sharing for regional safety and security. Dr. Haselkorn is also an investigator on work to develop information-centered methods for achieving evidence-based health information technology. He has helped investigate humanitarian success factors (with Robin Mays) for the Red Cross Global Disaster Preparedness Center and has led a U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) initiative to define the emerging frontier of “Humanitarian Service Science & Engineering.” Dr. Haselkorn has worked with the military on a number of projects\, including the integration of DOD and VA electronic medical records and the Air Force’s strategic management of ICT under the threat of Y2K (a study published by the U.S. National Research Council). Dr. Haselkorn conducted foundational research in the area of intelligent transportation systems\, which included the development of the first Web-based real-time traveler information system (Traffic Reporter\, 1990). He is Past President of the IEEE Professional Communication Society\, has served on ISO/IEC-JTC1\, the IEEE Medical Technology Policy Committee\, and was a founding Board Member of the International Community on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management (ISCRAM).
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/ercis-lunchtime-seminar-on-the-relationship-between-human-centered-designers-and-software-developers-in-achieving-state-of-the-art-technology-innovation/
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SUMMARY:C³M/ERCIS After-Work Panel Discussion on "Humanitarian Innovation and Information Systems"
DESCRIPTION:The panel discussion is hosted by the ERCIS C³M and the NITIM ITN Graduate School. It takes place on Tuesday July 12 at 6pm. The panel focuses on the topics of innovations and information systems in the humanitarian context. The objective is to discuss existing challenges in designing information systems for humanitarian organizations. Besides\, several topics discussed in the lunchtime seminar and related to appropriate design approaches in the humanitarian context will be deepened during this meeting. The discussion panel consists of Mark Haselkorn (UW)\, Dan McClure (Thoughtworks)\, and Robin Mays (UW) and will be moderated by Adam Widera (ERCIS/C³M). \nSPEAKERS \nProf. Mark Haselkorn: Mark Haselkorn is Professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering (HCDE) at the University of Washington in Seattle. He is Director of the new university Center on Collaborative Systems for Security\, Safety & Regional Resilience (CoSSaR) and currently leads Project Interoperability in Puget Sound (PIPS)\, a research effort on behalf of the regional safety and security community and in partnership with four U.S. Federal Agencies – the Program Manager for the Information Sharing Environment (PM-ISE)\, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science & Technology Directorate First Responders Group\, the DHS Interagency Operations Center (IOC)\, and the National Maritime Intelligence-Integration Office (NMIO). PIPS aims to better understand and enhance the interoperability goals to enhance information sharing for regional safety and security. Dr. Haselkorn is also an investigator on work to develop information-centered methods for achieving evidence-based health information technology. He has helped investigate humanitarian success factors (with Robin Mays) for the Red Cross Global Disaster Preparedness Center and has led a U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) initiative to define the emerging frontier of “Humanitarian Service Science & Engineering.” Dr. Haselkorn has worked with the military on a number of projects\, including the integration of DOD and VA electronic medical records and the Air Force’s strategic management of ICT under the threat of Y2K (a study published by the U.S. National Research Council). Dr. Haselkorn conducted foundational research in the area of intelligent transportation systems\, which included the development of the first Web-based real-time traveler information system (Traffic Reporter\, 1990). He is Past President of the IEEE Professional Communication Society\, has served on ISO/IEC-JTC1\, the IEEE Medical Technology Policy Committee\, and was a founding Board Member of the International Community on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management (ISCRAM). \nDan McClure: Dan serves as the Innovation Design Lead at ThoughtWorks\, leading the ground-up development of a new business innovation practices\, working with strategic visioning services alongside senior client executives. He is passionate about innovation … how it’s done well … and why we often stumble. He has spent 30 years as a hands-on practitioner of disruption\, designing and applying new innovation practices in both private and public enterprises\, including working with Humanitarian and public good organizations. He draws on a multi-disciplinary perspective that includes technology\, business\, and strategy. \nRobin Mays: A NITIMesr Marie Curie Fellow at ERCIS and final year PhD candidate at the University of Washington school of Human Centered Design & Engineering\, Robin is a humanitarian practitioner and ethnographic researcher who explores the human and contextual factors of disaster and humanitarian response systems that lead to effective response. Her research revolves around understanding contextualized and dynamic meanings of value and effectiveness within humanitarian work; the balance of structure and flexibility in effective rapid response; the role of decision-making and implications for design of technology. She has worked for over 18 years in rapid response operations and logistics\, with an 11-year career as a humanitarian logistician. As a member of the response communities her research couples an insider perspective with a theoretical framework drawn from human-centered design\, understanding hidden work\, change adoption\, and lowest level empowerment.
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/c%c2%b3m-ercis-after-work-panel-discussion-on-humanitarian-innovation-and-information-systems/
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SUMMARY:Robin Mays presenting on the ICE Conference 2016
DESCRIPTION:Robin Mays from the C3M team is presenting her work on “”Considering Practitioner-Driven Innovations: Accommodating Information Systems Within Successful Humanitarian” at the ICE Conference 2016 on next Monday – don’t miss it if you are there! \nSee the conference website for more information. 
URL:https://cccm.ercis.org/event/robin-mays-presenting-on-the-ice-conference-2016/
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