#AOM2021 OCIS Award Winners were announced during the Annual Business Meeting on August, 2nd
Congratulations go to:
OCIS Lifetime Service Award
Dr. Mary Beth Watson-Manheim, University of Illinois, Chicago
Best Published Paper Award:
Winner - Anastasia Sergeeva, Samer Faraj, & Marleen Huysman: Losing Touch: An Embodiment Perspective on Coordination in Robotic Surgery (Organization Science)
Runner Up 1 - Brent Kitchens, Steven L. Johnson, & Peter Gray: Understanding Echo Chambers and Filter Bubbles: The Impact of Social Media on Diversification and Partisan Shifts in News Consumption (MIS Quarterly)
Runner Up 2 - Paul M. Leonardi & Jeffrey W. Treem: Behavioral Visibility: A New Paradigm for Organization Studies in the Age of Digitization, Digitalization, and Datafication (Organization Studies)
Best Division Paper Award:
Winner - Hillary Abraham, Margaret Jack, Melissa Mazmanian, Charis Asante-Agyei, Ingrid Erickson, Jina Hong: More than Temporal Control: Forms of Agency That Matter to High-Skilled Independent Workers
Runner Up 1 - Emma S. Nordbäck, Niina Nurmi, Jennifer Gibbs, Maggie Boyraz, Minna Logemann: The Vitality Paradox: Rising Tensions between Individual and Team Coping during Forced Virtual Work
Runner Up 2 -Leid Zejnilovic, Susana Lavado, Carlos Soares, Íñigo Martínez De Rituerto De Troya, Andrew Bell, Rayid Ghani: Machine Learning Informed Decision-Making with Interpreted Model’s Outputs: A Field Intervention
OCIS DeSanctis Award & Newman Award Nominee:
Jen Rhymer, Stanford University: Location-Independent Organizations: Designing Collaboration across Space and Time
Dexter Award Nominee:
Jiantao Zhu, Zhao Cai, Fei Liu, Yijing Li, Eric T.K. Lim Chee-wee Tan, Hefu Liu: Unraveling the Effects of Experience-Based Faultlines in E-Sports Teams: An Empirical Analysis
Best Reviewer Awards 2021:
- Carlotta Cochis, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
- Minjie Gao, Imperial College Business School
- Laia Pujol Priego, IESE Business School
Outstanding AE Awards 2021:
- Thomas Mattson, University of Richmond
- Heinz-Theo Wagner, Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences
OCIS Best Student Paper Award:
- Camille Endacott, UC Santa Barbara (with Paul Leonardi): Identity-Based Motivations for Providing the Unpaid Labor That Makes AI Technologies Work
- Hengqi Tian, Georgia State University (with Arun Rai and Jing Zhao): How Do Boundary-Shifting Moves in Digital Innovation Shape Competitive Responses