About desrist.org
Welcome to desrist.org, a portal for design science
research in information systems and technology. The purposes
of this portal are:
- promoting design science research in the information system and
technology community;
- promoting and document DESRIST conferences;
- providing information and resources for DESRIST education and
research;
- facilitating community communication and collaboration.
How can you help?
It is a website for the community. Everyone can help to develop and
promote this site. Here is something you can help us:
Planned Projects
- Member authentication based on LinkedIn, Google or Open ID.
- A member-only recommend-and-comment service.
- More features are coming. To suggest a feature, please join our LinkedIn group discussion!
Logo
The logo was designed by Dr. Richard Baskerville in 2008 for
the third international DESRIST conference in Atlanta, GA.
"The DESRIST logo is based on the electronic
circuit design of a three position blue switch on a red circuit. The switch is off, but seems to invite the observer to switch it
to full or partial power. The blue switch forms an hypotenuse of
a triangle which reminds us of
delta (as in design and in change), when connected with the red
lines, one may also imagine an "s" and an "r" for DSR (design
science research). The switch contacts also remind us of
left-to-right fulfillment and progress , beginning with an empty
circle to the
left, progressing to a partially filled circle in the middle to
a full one on the right (where the DESRIST name appears).
While the symbolism requires an explanation, the result is an
appealing and curious figure that invites the observer to wonder
about the meaning in every design or construction."
Dr. Richard Baskerville
Professor of CIS Department
J. Mack Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University