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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 23rd IFIP WG 6.1 Conference on e-Business, e-Services and e-Society, I3E 2024, held in Heerlen, The Netherlands, during September 1113, 2024.





The 28 full papers and 8 short papers presented in this volume were carefully reviewed and selected from 77 submissions. They were organized in topical sections as follows: Artificial Intelligence Adoption and Impact; Digital Transformation and Organizational Innovation; Healthcare, Social Well-being, and Ethics.
.- Artificial Intelligence Adoption and Impact.



.- Public Value-driven Assessment of Trustworthy AI in the Public Sector: A
Review.



.- RPA Ready? Unlocking Organizational RPA Readiness.



.- An Explorative Study on the Adoption of Explainable Artificial
Intelligence (XAI) in Business Organizations.



.- Exploring the Impacts of AI-based Physical Robots on Human Well-being.



.- Ask DoctorBot: Unpack Users Experience with Healthcare Chatbots.



.- Generation Z Technological Frames of AI Game-based Assessment.



.- Enhancing online learning experiences: A Systematic Review on integrating
GenAI chatbots into the Community of Inquiry (CoI) framework.



.- Artificial Intelligence in Supermarkets: A Multiple Analysis about Tasks,
Jobs and Automation.



.- Exploring the Productivity Impacts of Generative AI in Organizations.



.- Digital Transformation and Organizational Innovation.



.- Navigating Challenges and Pitfalls in DevOps-driven Digital
Transformation.



.- Critical Success Factors in Data Analytics Projects: Insights from a
Systematic Literature Review.



.- Critical Success Factors for Designing and Implementing Network-based
Business Models.



.- A Novel End-User-Oriented Perspective for Mobile Service Artefacts:
Conceptualizing Usage Patterns.



.- Adopting disruptive technologies: the aligning role of intermediary
organisations.



.- Remote Revolution: The Impact of Working From Home on Employee Well-Being
and Productivity in Germany.



.- Governing an unexpected potential ending of a strategic IT sourcing
partnership: picking up the right signals.



.- Evaluating factors affecting users intention to use and satisfaction in
the digital justice sector .



.- Lost in Translation: Managing Digital Projects with Virtual Teams
Challenges, Opportunities, and Required Digital Intelligence Skills.



.- Post-Adoption Barriers to Metaverse usage: An Active-Passive Resistance
perspective from Consumer Reviews.



.- Rethinking Europes Digital Future: Challenges and Risks from GAFAM.



.- Linking Process Innovation Maturity to Sustainability: Insights from a
Systematic Literature Review.



.- A Systematic Literature Review on Service Robot Attributes and
Organizational Climates Role.



.- Hackathon for Skills Development: an Unorthodox Approach for Audit
Analytics Implementation.



.- The Incoherency Risk in the EUs New Cyber Security Policies.



.- The connected user are you safe? - An exploratory study about users fear
of identity theft.



.- Designing Collaborative Business Models for Sustainable Digital Solutions:
The Case of a Shared-Micromobility Service.



.- Using Information Technology to Create Sustainable Organizational
Constellations.



.- Healthcare, Social Well-being, and Ethics.



.- Technology for Social Connectedness: A Case Study in Academic Communal
Spaces.



.- Stressors of Sleep Tracking: Instrument Development and Validation.



.- Understanding cyberbullying as the convergence of offender disposition and
crime opportunity: a configurational approach.



.- Understanding the challenges of fake news in the tourism and travel
industry: A systematic literature review.



.- Enhancing Traceability in the Norwegian Fish Supply Chain: Blockchain
Adoption.



.- Empowering Translational Health Data Science Capabilities in Population
Health Management A Case of Building a Data Competence Center.



.- Key Factors Affecting the Implementation of Immersive Technologies in
Ophthalmology Education.



.- Affordance Actualization of Social Robots: Empirical Evidence from the
Hotel Industry.



.- The Narratives of Transparency in Food Supply Chain Digitalisation: A
Systematic Literature Review.