STPIS 2021
Socio-Technical Perspective in IS Development 2021

Table of Contents

• Prefacei-iii
  Summary: There were 31 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop. Out of these, 23 papers were accepted after a revision and a second round of peer-reviews.

Introductory session 1

• Scandinavian approaches in systems development 1-10
  Per Flensburg

Cybersecurity 1

• How do Bitcoin users manage their private keys? 11-21
  Gunnar Lindqvist, Joakim Kävrestad, Dennis Modig, Ali Padyab
• Consulting the Oracle at Delphi – Combining Risk I and Risk in cyber security 22-31
  Richard McEvoy, Stewart Kowalski
• A case study of a municipality phishing attack measures - towards a socio-technical incident management framework 32-45
  Grethe Østby, Stewart James Kowalski
• Multi-paradigmatic approaches in cybersecurity economics 46-65
  Mazaher Kianpour, Stewart James Kowalski, Harald Øverby

Industry 4.0 and beyond

• Freelancers 4.0: the impacts of freelancers on the adoption of Industry 4.0 under a socio-technical perspective 66-73
  Emanuele Gabriel Margherita, Jérôme Sulbout
• Socio-technical perspectives in the Fourth Industrial Revolution - Analysing the three main visions: Industry 4.0, the socially sustainable factory of Operator 4.0 and Industry 5.0 74-82
  Emanuele Gabriel Margherita, Alessio Maria Braccini
• Informal leaders and their influence within information system organisations in developing countries: A case study in Mexico 83-99
  Edgar Hernandez-Rojas, Ahmed Imran, Luke Nguyen-Hoan

Crowds and society

• Success factors and challenges in digital forensics for law enforcement in Sweden 100-116
  Milagros D. Cervantes Mori, Joakim Kävrestad, Marcus Nohlberg
• Citizen science and socio-technical perspective: reflection on a possible integration 117-124
  Andrea Spasiano
• Crowd dynamics in internal crowdsourcing: insights from higher education 125-131
  Gianluigi Viscusi, Christopher L. Tucci
• Skullduggery in peer-to-peer networks and the need for a new cyber-social theory 132-142
  Donna Champion

Introductory session 2

• Beyond incentives and sanctions – Extending the portfolio of IS coordination by systematic design of informal interventions 143-157
  Robert Winter

Taking it wide

• Heuristic-based evaluation for socio-technical systems 158-177
  Felix Thewes, Thomas Herrmann, Marina Konrad
• The fly in the soup: A critical realism perspective on the role of the engaged researcher 178-188
  Helena Vallo Hult, Anna Sigridur Islind, Livia Norström, Sara Willermark
• De gustibus non est disputandum, but usability is not a matter of taste 189-197
  Mikko Rajanen

Cybersecurity 2

• A holistic approach of how to handle patient information to support seamless and secure care 198-203
  Eva Söderström, Nomie Eriksson, Rose-Mharie Åhlfeldt
• Development of an IT-supported anti-fraud-framework for SMEs: An architectural concept for risk management using the ‘Man-Technology-Organization’ approach 204-215
  Michaela K. Trierweiler
• Is cyber-security the new lifeboat? An exploration of the employee’s perspective of cyber-security within the cruise ship industry 216-231
  Victoria Knight, Moufida Sadok
• Governing online terrorist propaganda: A societal security issue 232-242
  Victoria A. Jangada Correia, Moufida Sadok

Change

• Exploring digitalisation in agriculture through socio-technical perspectives 243-250
  Chiara Cagnetti, Alessio Maria Braccini
• Unmasking the drivers and Implementation of change 251-257
  Fatema Zaghloul, Peter Bednar
• Gender equality: the need for explicit address and actions in ICT and Socio-Technical Systems agendas 258-267
  Laura Tarantino, Antinisca Di Marco