ITM researchers' paper won the 2nd runner-up for best short papers in ICIS conference

We are proud to share that a paper authored by researchers from our Information Technology Management department has been recognized at one of the most prestigious conferences in the field of information systems.

The paper, Responsible Artificial Intelligence Design: A Sartrean Blueprint for Navigating the Ethical Complexity of Future AI Research, by Andrea Rivera, Kaveh Abhari, and Bo Sophia Xiao, won Second Runner-Up for Best Short Paper at ICIS 2025, held in Nashville, Tennessee.

ICIS, the International Conference on Information Systems, is widely regarded as the flagship global conference for information systems research. Each year, ICIS brings together leading scholars from around the world to present cutting-edge research that shapes the future of digital technologies, organizations, and society. Acceptance at ICIS is highly competitive, and receiving a best paper recognition places this work among the most impactful contributions of the conference.