Table of Contents

• Prefacei-iii
  Summary: There were20 papers submitted for peer-review to this conference. Out of these,18 papers were accepted after a revision, a second round of peer-reviews and a conference presentation.

Introductory session

• Augmented reality and sustainable behaviour chante: A socio-technical perspective1-10
  Omon Stellamaris Fagbamigbe

Exploring the socio-technical

• Reflecting on scientific rigour in socio-technical research, spotlighting Husserl's phenomenology and Amedio Giorgi's descriptive phenomenological method11-31
  Gianni Jacucci

Technology and implications

• Strategic agility in B2B vs B2C organisational context32-41
  Iva Atanassova,Peter Bednar
• Smartphone use and technostress: Hindrances to users' humanistic and instrumental goals42-58
  Antti Hämäläinen,Markus Salo,Henri Pirkkalainen
• Technological preferences of IT professionals and organizational culture59-65
  Marija Topuzovska Latkovikj,Blaze Josifovski,Mirjana Borota Popovska

Industry 4.0

• Business information systems adoption in agriculture 4.0: A sociotechnical exploration of enabling factors, barriers, and outcomes66-79
  Chiara Cagnetti,Alessio Maria Braccini
• Building human-centric organisations with Industry 4.0 technologies in the Industry 5.0 era: A micro and meso level perspective80-89
  Emanuele Gabriel Margherita,Anastassiya Zabudkina

Emerging technologies: Impact of Artificial Intelligence and digitalisation

• The use of Generative AI in the domain of human creations - a case for co-evolution?90-102
  Karsten Böhm,Lisa-Maria Schedlberger
• The effects of job and user characteristics on the perceived usefulness and use continuance intention of Generative Artificial Intelligence chatbots at work103-120
  Markus Makkonen,Markus Salo,Henri Pirkkalainen
• Exploring socio-technical challenges in patient self-monitoring: A qualitative case study121-130
  Oskar Tengblad,Helena Vallo Hult
• Impact of AI-enabled automation on the healthcare workforce: Development and validation of a survey instrument131-137
  Fatema Zaghloul,Sarah Khavandi,Aisling Higham,Ernest Lim,Nick de Pennington

Cybersecurity and risk

• IS and cybersecurity practice: Avoiding self-sabotage138-145
  Peter Bednar,Christine Welch,Moufida Sadok
• Tool supporting information security risk management in practice146-159
  Erik Bergström
• The impact of short-term memory on phishing detection ability and password behaviour160-173
  Joakim Kävrestad,Muhammad Abbas Khan Abbasi,Márton Tarczal,Marcus Nohlberg

Digital transformation and change of work

• Through a better understanding of ‘undesirable futures’ towards better digitalization174-183
  Veikko Halttunen
• The long shadows from digital transformation initiatives: A research agenda184-191
  Louise Harder Fischer,Emmanuel Monod
• A socio-technical framework for investigating hybrid work in non-profit organisations: A UK case study192-204
  Michele Cipriano,Stefano Za,Peter Bednar
• Challenges in future all-round digitalized ASD care services205-218
  Laura Tarantino,Margherita Attanasio,Marco Valenti,Monica Mazza