Subject: | [AISWorld] CFP - International Workshop on Software and Services for IT Convergence, May 23-25, 2011 |
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Date: | Fri, 10 Dec 2010 04:03:38 -0500 |
From: | Vijay Sugumaran <sugumara@oakland.edu> |
To: | <aisworld@lists.aisnet.org> |
International
Workshop on Software and Services for IT Convergence (SSIC
2011)
May 23 – 25,
2011
Ramada Plaza
Hotel, Jeju Island, Korea
(To be held in conjunction with
CNSI 2011)
Best papers
will be selected and recommended for possible publication in
IJIIT (International Journal of Intelligent Information
Technologies – http://www.idea-group.com/ijiit)
With
globalization and heavy competition, companies are
increasingly using information technology to improve their
efficiency, deliver high quality products quicker and cheaper
to the market place, innovate and gain competitive advantage.
With the advent of Web and other enabling technologies such as
Bio and Nano technologies, there is a growing trend in the
convergence of information and communication technologies in a
number of sectors. For example, in the traditional
manufacturing industry, IT convergence is used to reduce risks
and production costs as well as improve new product design. In
the agriculture sector, IT convergence is revolutionizing
farming and cultivation. Agricultural products, grown under
automated systems (plant factories) and eco-friendly plant
management information systems are in demand. Fisheries use IT
convergence applications to create eco-friendly aquacultures.
Software
and Services have always been associated with IT convergence.
However, currently they take on added importance since the
newer computing environments help design better software and
services that accelerate IT convergence. The case in point is
IT convergence in the telecommunications industry. As the
telecom and IT industries converge, there is a great need for
the convergence of software across the two domains. One issue
is the underlying software engineering methodology for
creating ICT convergence applications. Telecom engineers and
software engineers traditionally use different approaches when
developing services and applications. Should there be a
unified modeling and design approach?
The
purpose of this workshop is to provide a forum for academics and
practitioners to identify and explore the issues, opportunities,
and solutions that promote IT convergence, particularly from the
view point of software engineering and service science.
Increasing number of IT convergence solutions are being
developed in different application domains employing a variety
of techniques. This workshop is intended to increase
cross-fertilization of ideas from these domains, and share the
lessons learned. It is expected to serve as the spring-board
for gathering and disseminating experiences gained in
implementing and integrating IT convergence systems and services
in an industrial setting.
Topics
of interest to the workshop include, but are not limited to:
· Software engineering and IT
Convergence
· Analysis and design of IT
Convergence solutions
· Requirements analysis for IT
Convergence systems
· Service modeling and design
for IT Convergence
· Architecture and design issues
for IT Convergence
· Service oriented architecture
for IT Convergence
· Service Life Cycle and IT
Convergence
· Business models for IT
Convergence solutions
· Business Agility and IT
Convergence
· Innovation management for IT
Convergence
· Open source software and IT
Convergence
· New product and service
development
· Evolution of IT Convergence
systems
· Role of Internet in IT
Convergence process
· Impact of regulatory and
pricing policies on IT Convergence
· IT Convergence in Shipping,
Automotive, Construction and Robotics
· IT Convergence and Green IT
· Telecommunication and IT
Convergence
· IT Convergence in Healthcare
and Wellness
· Agriculture and IT Convergence
· Security, Privacy and Trust
issues in IT Convergence applications
· Intelligent Systems and
Knowledge Management Systems for IT Convergence
· IT Convergence solutions in
other domains
Workshop
Co-Chairs
Sooyong
Park, Sogang University (sypark@sogang.ac.kr)
Vijayan
Sugumaran, Oakland University and Sogang University (sugumara@oakland.edu)
Important
Dates
Full
Paper Submission: Jan 25, 2011
Acceptance
Notification: Feb 25, 2011
Camera-Ready
Papers & Registration: March 15, 2011
Conference
Dates: May 23 - May 25, 2011
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Vijayan Sugumaran, Ph.D
Professor of Management Information Systems
Decision and Information Sciences Department
School of Business Administration
Oakland University
Rochester, MI 48309
Phone: 248.370.2831
Fax: 248.370.4275
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