Call for Minitrack Proposals

Conference Theme: Digital Humanities

The Program Co-Chairs of the 33rd Americas Conference on Information Systems invite proposals for minitracks. AMCIS 2027 will be held at Mackenzie Presbyterian University in Sao Paulo, Brazil, from Monday, July 26, through Friday, July 30, 2027. This will be the first AMCIS hosted in Brazil.

Minitrack Proposals

A minitrack is a focused topic area within an AMCIS track. Minitrack chairs recruit reviewers, manage the review of submissions, and recommend paper decisions to the track chairs. Please submit your proposal to the track that best fits your topic.

Proposal Requirements

• Each minitrack may have one to five chairs. Two or three chairs are preferred.
• An individual may chair no more than two minitracks.
• A track chair may not chair a minitrack within the same track.
• The proposal must include the minitrack title and description.
• The proposal must list each chair’s name, affiliation, and institutional email address.
• The proposal should identify any journal or book publication opportunities for accepted papers.

Submission

Submit proposals through the Precision Conference System at https://new.precisionconference.com/amcis27b.

Key Dates

All deadlines use Brasilia time BRT.

Tracks for AMCIS 2027

1.  Adoption and Diffusion of Information Technology (SIG ADIT)
2. Agentic Value Co-Creation in Service Systems and Ecosystems (SIG SVC)
3. AI and BPM: Digital Humanities and Organizational Futures (SIG Culture)
4. AI and Organizational Transformation Across Levels: Human Agency, Organizational Change, and Societal Consequences (SIG OSRA)
5. Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems: Machine Agency and Human Meaning (SIG AIAA)
6. Artificial Intelligence and Semantic Technologies for Intelligent Information Systems (SIG ODIS)
7. Changing Nature of the Future of Work (SIG CNOW)
8. Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Ethics (SIG SEC)
9. Data Science, Analytics, and AI for Digital Humanities (SIG DSA)
10. Data Studies: Data, Practices, Infrastructures, and Society (SIG Data)
11. Digital Humanities (Conference Theme and General Track)
12. Digital Sourcing, Platforms, and Ecosystems (SIG Sourcing)
13. Enterprise-Level Information Systems Research (SIG EntSys)
14. Envisioning and Designing Intelligent Technologies for the Future (SIG SAND)
15. Games, Play, and Digital Humanities: Designing for Culture, Meaning, and Society (SIG GAME)
16. Global, International, and Cross-Cultural Research: Knowledge, Culture, and Digital Transformation (SIG CCRIS)
17. Green IS and Sustainability (SIG Green)
18. Health Informatics and Health Information Technology (SIG Health)
19. Human-Computer Interaction (SIG HCI)
20. ICTs and Global Development (SIG GlobDev)
21. IS in Education, IS Curriculum, Education and Teaching Cases (SIG ED)
22. IS Leadership and the IT Profession (SIG LEAD)
23. IT Project Management (SIG ITProjMgmt)
24. LACAIS Chapter: Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin American IS Research
25. Rehumanizing the Digital: Philosophy, Digital Humanities, and the Future of Information Systems (SIG PHIL)
26. Reimagining Digital Government: Bridging Technology, Government, and Society (SIG eGov)
27. Social Computing
28. Social Inclusion and Socio-Technical Issues (SIG SI)
29. Strategic and Competitive Uses of Information and Digital Technologies (SCUIDT)

Digital Humanities and General Track

The Digital Humanities track also serves as the General Track. It welcomes theme-focused minitracks, minitracks that do not fit another listed track, and minitracks from SIGs or AIS communities that are not running a full track in 2027. It also contains the General Topics minitrack for submissions from track chairs and review coordinators.

AI Related Minitracks

Several AMCIS 2027 tracks address artificial intelligence. Submit a minitrack to an AI track when the AI system is the primary object of study. Submit it to a domain track when the research focuses on a substantive domain in which AI is used. Track descriptions on the conference website identify each track’s scope and closest neighboring tracks.

Contact

AMCIS 2027 Program Co-Chairs
Gilberto Perez, Mackenzie Presbyterian University
Indira Guzman, Cal Poly Pomona
Monica Tremblay, William & Mary

amcis2027program@gmail.com