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Call for paper/abstract/panel/workshop
IACIS 2016 - 56th International Conference
October 5 - 8, 2016, The Inn at Opryland, A Gaylord Hotel
Nashville, Tennessee
Conference Theme
The Next Generation of Graduates in Cybersecurity: Evolving Curricula in Higher
Education
With the rise of cyber threats on both private organizations and national security, the demand
for professionals who are able to prevent cyber attacks and secure networks remains high.
Higher education must invest in the cybersecurity curricula to ensure that graduates know how
to assess cyber security risks within organizations, respond to and prevent network security
breaches, and write the policies that determine how organizations will respond in the face of a
cyber threat.
The IACIS 2016 International Conference provides a showcase for the latest research in practice
and pedagogical topics that focus on how information systems are used to support
organizations or enhance the educational process. You are invited to share your research on
the conference theme or other relevant IS and IT research with the educators and professionals
attending the IACIS 2016 International Conference. Papers covering related academic and
technical issues are also encouraged.
Submission Deadline
All submissions MUST be submitted online by May 15, 2016.
What to Submit
 Full pedagogy/research papers (including work in progress)
 Abstracts
 Panel presentation proposals
Publication Opportunity
All submissions are double-blind refereed. All high-marked full papers accepted in the review
process will be fast tracked for publication in Volume 17 of the Issues in Information Systems, a
publication of IACIS. Issues in Information Systems journal is a refereed, serial publication that is
registered with the U.S. Library of Congress and listed in the Cabell's Directory of Publishing
Opportunities in Management. In addition, it is indexed in the DOAJ. All other accepted
submissions will be published in the Conference Proceedings.
IACIS 2016 International Conference-Suggested Topics
Submit only unpublished, original works. Proposals for workshops, panel presentations, and
round table discussions should provide a general overview of the session's objectives and
activities.
Specific to the conference theme:
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Cybersecurity Curricula Assessment
and Evaluation
Cyber Analytics Behavior and
Resilience
Cyber Physical Systems Security
Cyber Security Forensics
Cybersecurity Incident Response
Data Privacy Technologies
Distributed Denial of Service
Defense
Enterprise Level Security Metrics
and Usability
Homeland Open Security
Technology
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Identity and Access Management
Insider Threat
Internet Measurement and Attack
Modeling
Mobile Device Security
Moving Target Defense
Process Control Systems Security
Research Data Repository
Secure Protocols
Security of Cloud-Based Systems
Software Assurance Marketplace
Software Quality Assurance
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Health Informatics
Human Computer Interaction
IT Globalization
Information Assurance & Security
Information Management
Information Systems Accreditation
Information Systems Convergence
Internationalization
Internet of Things
Knowledge Management
Management of Technology
MIS Instructional Issues
Mobile Technology
Model Curriculum
Multimedia
Organizational Culture
Privacy of Information
Professional Codes of Conduct
Project Management
Qualitative Research in IS
Other relevant topics:
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Analytics/Business Intelligence
Big Data
Assessment of Learning in IS
Behavioral Issues in MIS/IT
Cloud Computing
Curriculum Development
Curriculum Accreditation
Cybersecurity
Cyberforensic
Data Management
Data Warehousing/Data Mining
Database Design and Development
Decision Support Systems
e-Commerce, m-Commerce
Emerging Programming Languages
Enterprise Architecture
Enterprise Resource Planning
Ethical and Legal Issues in IT
Gaming Design & Development
Gamification
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Research Issues and Methodologies
Social Media
Social Networking
Socio-technical Systems
Systems Analysis and Design
Systems Implementation
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Telecommunications
Theories in IS
Usability
Vendor Relations
Web 2.0
Contact Information
Gary DeLorenzo, Conference Chair & IACIS Vice President
Professor
California University of Pennsylvania
250 University Ave., California, PA 15419
[email protected] Email: [email protected]