The 2nd “Research for Impact” Workshop

Improving productivity and sustainability locally and globally through excellent teaching, research and public engagement.

University of Auckland, Business School

Call for Participation:  The 2nd “Research for Impact” Workshop

Sir Owen G Glenn Building

Hosted by: The Centre of Digital Enterprise (CODE), Information Systems and Operations Management, University of Auckland Business School in partnership with School of ISTM, University of New South Wales (UNSW) Date: 9am-5pm, September 3rd &amp; 4th 2025Location: Decima Glenn Room (260-310), Owen G. Glenn Building, 12 Grafton St, AucklandEligibility: PhD students and Impact-driven Researchers (You’re welcome to attend this workshop without submitting a paper)OverviewResearch for Impact is an academic practice that promotes the development of skills which are grounded in rigorous and relevant research, and that contribute significantly to both science and practice. Nowadays, most management researchers (PhDs and faculty) are challenged to demonstrate ‘Research for Impact’ capabilities in their work. However, current training for management PhD students and Early Career Researchers does not sufficiently develop the skills required to become successful researchers in ‘Research for Impact’ within Information Systems.Join us for an immersive two-day workshop titled "Research for Impact," designed specifically for any management domain PhD students and Early Career Researchers. This workshop aims to bridge the gap between academic research and real-world impact by equipping early career researchers and PhDs with the tools, techniques, and insights necessary to ensure their work has resonance beyond the academic realm. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from top academics that engaged in designing solutions as well as present their research and receive feedback from senior academics on how to position their work for greater impact. As part of this skills development, the workshop will offer insight into publishing in ‘focus on practice’ academic outlets, engaging in contributions to professional media, developing and using teaching cases, and writing books as part of your impact portfolio.What to ExpectKeynote Speeches: Listen to leading experts who have successfully translated their research into impactful outcomes.Professor Shirley Gregor, Professor Emerita at the Australian National University.Professor Rajiv Sabherwal, Distinguished Professor and Edwin &amp; Karlee Bradberry Chair in the Information Systems department at the Walton College of Business, University of Arkansas.Presentations: Attendees will showcase their impact-driven work and receive constructive feedback from the panel of experts. You’re welcome to attend this workshop without submitting a paper.Interactive Sessions: Engage in hands-on sessions covering topics such as the effective communication of research, identifying areas of research with significant impact potential, and forging collaborations with industry.Panel Discussions: Join discussions with a panel comprising both researchers, media professionals and practitioners to explore the challenges and opportunities associated with creating research that has a real-world impact.Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers and established academics in the field.Important datesDeadline to submit your extended abstract and a letter explaining the main challenges you face in achieving impact from your research: 18 July 2025 by 5pm via email to Ilan Oshri (<a href="mailto:ilan.oshri@auckland.ac.nz" title="mailto:ilan.oshri@auckland.ac.nz" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">ilan.oshri@auckland.ac.nz</a>)Extended Abstract (should not exceed 3 pages):Practical motivation for the research – ½ pageA summary of the empirical evidence (in a form of a case) – 1 pageThe main findings and their significance in terms of current discourse in academic and practice outlets – ½ pagePossible academic and professional outlets for this work - ½ pageDeadline to register: 1 August, 2025 by 5pm via EventbriteFeesWorkshop registration fees: NZ$120Registration fees include 2 lunches, one workshop dinner and refreshments.Organizing CommitteeIlan Oshri, Workshop Co-Chair, ISOM, Auckland Business SchoolShan Pan, Workshop Co-Chair, School of ISTM, UNSW Business SchoolSandeep MS, Organizing Co-Chair, School of ISTM, UNSW Business SchoolYenni Tim, Organizing Co-Chair, School of ISTM, UNSW Business SchoolContact InformationFor more information, please contact Ilan Oshri (<a href="mailto:ilan.oshri@auckland.ac.nz" title="mailto:ilan.oshri@auckland.ac.nz" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">ilan.oshri@auckland.ac.nz</a>) Seminars, conferences and events may be photographed or filmed for use by the University and the media in hard copy and electronic publications including in newsletters and brochures and posted on the University or conference websites to promote subsequent events and the University. If you do not wish to be photographed or filmed, please inform the organiser or photographer.

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