STPIS 2024
Socio-Technical Perspectives in Information Systems 2024

Table of Contents

• Preface 1-7
  Summary: There were 26 papers submitted for peer-review to this conference. Out of these, 18 papers were accepted after a revision, a presentation and a second round of peer-reviews.

Introductory session

• Digital Transformation – Handling socio-technical complexity through enterprise modeling - Abstract 8
  Ulf Seigerroth
• How sociotechnical reflection influence wellbeing and productivity during GenAI integration 9-11
  Louise Harder Fischer
• Applications of AI in sociotechnical work systems: Fundamental change or just a type of partial automation? 12-21
  Steven Alter

Principles, methods and human centred aspiration and focus

• NOMIS: A Socio-Technical Approach to Human-Centered Information Systems Development 22-45
  José Cordeiro
• Reifying socio-technical and socio-ecological perspectives for systems changes: From rearranging objects to repacing rhythms 46-76
  David Ing
• Exploring barriers to effective organisational change using combined approach: Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) and ETHICS (a socio-technical design approach) 77-88
  Ijeoma Ojukwu, Peter Bednar
• Subjectivity playing leapfrog: keep vs. change - The cognitive autobiography of an ICT Lab during the Digital Revolution 89-109
  Gianni Jacucci
• Defining mechanisms for having a socio-technical system aligned 110-117
  Ilia Bider

Cybersecurity and risks

• Factors influencing the adoption of awareness-raising activities in SMEs 118-131
  Erik Bergström, Joakim Kävrestad, Johannes Hou Gustafsson, Hannes Jonsson
• An exploration into organizational practice to address insider risk: A socio-technical perspective 132-139
  Robert Kennedy
• Exploring the ethics of cyber deception technologies for defensive cyber deception 140-148
  Iain Reid, Angela Okeke-Ramos, Mikolaj Serafin
• Building a security team in academia: proposal of a new concept 149-160
  Martin Havránek, Václav Lohr, Pavel Ambruz, Martin Lukáš, Miloš Ulman
• An exploration into work practices of physical security professionals: A sociotechnical perspective 161-171
  Mia Korhonen, Moufida Sadok

Work system and human activity

• The future of collaborative robotics AI in Industry 5.0: An academic perspective with a practice approach 172-181
  William Wai Leong Lee
• Marketplace platforms as drivers of agency in addressing societal challenges 182-200
  Magdalena Pfaffl
• An examination of three ethical perspectives on IT practitioners’ intentions to implement accessibility in IT artifact design 201-214
  Juho-Pekka Mäkipää, Jyri Naarmala
• Socio-technical foundations of sustainable business practices during VUCA 215-231
  Iva Atanassova, Peter Bednar

Perspective, evaluation and judgement

• Using aspect-based sentiment analysis as a tool for socio-technical system design 232-255
  Parisa Saadati, Laden Husamaldin, Jose Abdelnour-Nocera
• Evaluating cognitive biases and DSS utilization in strategic management: A socio-technical perspective 256-268
  Petra Blahova, Jan Saro, Jan Rydval, Helena Brozova
• Assessing students’ awareness and education of web accessibility in web development and interface design programs 269-315
  Elin Henriksson, Anna Uddstrom, Lotte van Bree