Hosted by the Digital Business Institute at the Questrom School of Business, this virtual seminar series is focused on various challenges relevant to digital businesses, particularly platforms and data-enabled businesses. We hope to attract a wide variety of methodologies (theoretical and empirical) from many fields: information systems, strategy, law, marketing, economics, etc. PhD students are welcome and all scholars are welcome to present early-stage work.<\/p>\n
The Online Research Seminar on Digital Businesses<\/strong> meets on the third Monday of every month<\/span> at 8pm EST (5pm PST).<\/p>\n _______________________________<\/p>\n Seminar guidelines<\/strong><\/p>\n The speaker will present for 40 mins, 5 mins for the discussant (no slides), and we will have 15 mins for Q&A. <\/span><\/p>\n Each seminar will be moderated, and participants can post their questions to the chat room on Zoom. Questions will usually be channeled through the moderator. Participants (other than the speaker and moderator) should leave their mic off unless asked by the moderator to speak.<\/span><\/p>\n To propose a talk, please contact <\/i>one<\/i><\/span> of the co-chairs<\/span> of the Scientific Committee below:<\/i><\/strong><\/p>\n Andrei Hagiu<\/a>, Boston University Questrom School of Business <\/span> To obtain a link to a seminar and to be put on our mailing list, please enter the details in the form below. All fields are required<\/p>\n \n\n
\nDaniel Sokol<\/a>, University of Southern California Gould School of Law \u00a0<\/span>
\nMariia Petryk<\/a>, George Mason University, Donald G. Costello College of Business<\/span><\/p>\n