Out of the Storm … Sheizaf Rafaeli Graduate School of Business and The Center for the Study of Information Society University of Haifa פרופ' שיזף רפאלי.

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Out of the Storm … Sheizaf Rafaeli Graduate School of Business and The Center for the Study of Information Society University of Haifa פרופ' שיזף רפאלי ביה"ס למוסמכים במנהל עסקים המרכז לחקר חברת המידע אוניברסיטת חיפה

Outline Boom to bust (to boom?) a roller-coaster Constructs (multisense, synchronicity, linearity, switching, interactivity, logs, immersion, value of information) Projects (online auctions and social facilitation, cyberarcheology, value of information experiments, sharing information simulations)

Out of the Storm? Electronic Commerce E-Business E-(Distance) Learning E-Culture (books, radio, music, etc.) E-Journalism E-Government, E-Democracy E-War (E-, in Hebrew, is a negation … in Latin something else…E Pluribus Unum)

Developments (I)  Telecomm/Compunications are fast  Voluminous  Inexpensive  Attractive  They are fun…  (Therefore?) Widely and rapidly diffused

Developments (II)  Telecomm / Compunications are Addictive (?)  Isolating, alienating?  Depressing? See Stanford (Nie) and Carnegie Mellon (Kraut et al.) studies

Boom to Bust (to boom?) Millenial rhetoric? “Declensionistic narratives”? Roller coaster mentalities, realities?

Booms and Busts Foci Disintermediation Reintermediation Internet and e-commerce stock bubble Digital divides: gender, age, socio-economic strata,English linguistic dominance? Technological determinism “content is king” Fun or power(ful)? “All your base are mine” Individual effects of CMC: - “addiction”? - alienation and loneliness? Too invasive and overdone encroaching on privacy Online journalism Push or pull Wireless and bandwidth gold rush

Out of the storm … Theoretical Constructs MultiMedia / Multisense Packet Switching – No Center Elasticity of Synchronicity Hypertext / Delinearization Interactivity Logs and Records Immersion / Simulation Value of Information

Multimedia / Multisense

Switching (Packet-, Route-)

The elasticity of synchronicity

Hypertextuality / Linearity

Interactivity

Logs and Records

Simulation and Immersion (in teaching, advertising, entertainment, govt.?)

Value of Information: overload, privacy, sharing

Some projects Online auctions and social facilitation Cyber-archeology of virtual groups Value of information experiments Sharing information simulations)  Experimental and survey  Individual and group level  People and content as units of analysis

Social facilitation and online auctions

Social facilitation in online auction contexts

Cyber-archeology

Cyber archeology (2)

Cyber archeology (3)

Cyber archeology (4)

Cyber archeology (5) (some data)

Subjective value of information

Subjective Value of Information Willingness to Purchase (WTP) Willingness to Accept (WTA) Ratio of WTA / WTP Ownership/endowment matters!

Sharing information supply (and other) chains

Sharing information … FactoryDistributorWholesaleRetail Goods Info Client Info Supply Chain Management : ניהול שרשרת התיספוקת

Sharing information in supply- (and other) chains

Sharing information in supply- (and other) chains

Studying the Virtual Group

Is this just about Yuppies?

Theoretical Constructs MultiMedia / Multisense Packet Switching – No Center Elasticity of Synchronicity Hypertext / Delinearization Interactivity Logs and Records Immersion / Simulation Value of Information