Special Interest Group - a decade of knowledge sharing

Patrik Maltusch, Esa Suominen, Markus von der Heyde

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    Abstract

    This paper outlines key strategies for establishing and maintaining a Special Interest Group (SIG) that promotes professional development and knowledge sharing. It highlights the importance of a clear mission, the recruitment of passionate members, and the need for management support to enhance learning and networking. A robust communication framework and simplified administration are recommended to keep members engaged and focused on the goals of the SIG. Regular meetings, updates, and newsletters are essential for consistent member engagement. Methods for maintaining direction and fostering a collaborative environment include developing a strategic roadmap and encouraging active participation. The guide also stresses the importance of measuring the group's impact through feedback and adapting accordingly. Furthermore, encouraging collaboration and aiming to advance the field are seen as critical to the SIG's success. By following these tips, one can create a dynamic, collaborative, and impactful SIG.

    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings of EUNIS 2024 annual congress in Athens
    PublisherEasyChair
    Pages146-155
    Number of pages10
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2025
    MoE publication typeA4 Conference publication
    EventEuropean University Information Systems Conference - Athens, Greece
    Duration: 5 Jun 20247 Jun 2024
    Conference number: 30

    Publication series

    NameEPiC Series in Computing
    Volume105
    ISSN (Electronic)2398-7340

    Conference

    ConferenceEuropean University Information Systems Conference
    Abbreviated titleEUNIS
    Country/TerritoryGreece
    CityAthens
    Period05/06/202407/06/2024

    Keywords

    • Communities of Practice
    • Community Building
    • Enterprise Architecture
    • Good Practise
    • Professional Development

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