WORKSHOP: Organizational Communications and Information Systems Doctoral Consortium

在加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省温哥华举行的2015年管理学院会议上，组织通信和信息系统(OCIS)博士联盟将召集大约25名处于博士论文阶段的OCIS博士生，与OCIS杰出的研究人员进行为期一天半的演讲和互动。管理学院是一个由学者、社会科学家和管理领导人组成的成熟的专业组织，而OCIS是学院的一个部门。在一年一度的AOM会议上，OCIS部门提供了一个领先的国际论坛，用于介绍和讨论与信息和通信技术在组织中的使用和影响有关的研究和实际问题。博士联盟为有才华的学生提供来自其他学生和教职员工对他们工作的反馈，使他们能够改进自己的研究方案。此外，由于参与社区的多样性，该联盟将允许学生在自己的学科之外建立联系。教师和学生在几个维度上都是不同的，特别是研究主题、方法和文化背景。因此，参与将使学生更好地了解不同的研究社区，这将有助于他们参与未来的跨学科研究。在过去，这一活动帮助启动了许多杰出的OCIS研究人员的职业生涯。它向学生提供反馈，以便在组织通信和信息系统领域开展更高质量和更相关的研究。

The Organizational Communication and Information Systems (OCIS) doctoral consortium at the 2015 Academy of Management meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, will bring together approximately 25 dissertation-stage OCIS doctoral students for one and a half days of talks and interactions with distinguished OCIS researcher faculty. The Academy of Management is a well-established professional organization for scholars, social scientists, and management leaders, and OCIS is a division of the Academy. The OCIS division at the annual AOM meetings provides a leading international forum for the presentation and discussion of research and practical issues related to the use and impact of information and communication technologies in organizations.The doctoral consortium provides highly-talented students with feedback on their work from other students and faculty members, allowing them to enhance their own research proposal. As well, because of the diversity of the communities involved, the consortium will allow students to make connections beyond their own disciplines. Both faculty and students are diverse on several dimensions, notably research topics, methodological approaches, and cultural background. As a result, participation will allow students to develop a better understanding of the different research communities, which will facilitate their participation in future inter-disciplinary research. This event has helped to launch the careers of many outstanding OCIS researchers, in the past. It provides feedback to students in order to develop higher quality and more relevant research in the field of organizational communication and information systems.