| Who should submit papers ?
Papers are solicited in two categories:
regular research papers and industrial experience papers.
The category should be clearly identified.
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Regular research papers should contain original
research concepts and results in one or more areas relevant to cooperative
information systems.
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Industrial experience papers should describe
technical or key business issues and lessons learned in developing, applying,
and deploying relevant concepts, highlighting aspects of cooperation and
interoperation.
Submitted papers should not be longer than
10 pages according to the IEEE Proceedings Format (including figures, tables,
references, etc.). Submissions should be unpublished and should not be
under consideration by another conference or journal. A few papers will
be selected for publication, after appropriate expansion and review, in
the International Journal of Cooperative Information Systems.
This year conference main theme will be
“Architectures and Methodologies for Effective Web-based Cooperative Information
Systems” and we particularly welcome papers related to this theme. We also
encourage the submission of all topics related to cooperative information
systems, including (but not limited to) the following:
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Agent technologies, systems and architectures
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Web information systems and services
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Middleware technologies for CIS
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Distributed object & component technologies
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Mark-up and semi-structured languages
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Event-based middleware
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Software architectures for e-Commerce
and e-Government
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Benchmarking of cooperative architectures
and technologies
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Distributed GIS
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Theoretical and empirical studies on
the effectiveness of the CIS paradigm for organizations
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Enabling cooperative architectures for
BPR
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Business process modeling
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Data Quality in CISs
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Methodologies for development processes
of CISs
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Computer-supported cooperative work
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Cooperative transactions
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Distributed problem solving
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Distributed multimedia systems
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Distributed warehousing and mining
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Enterprise knowledge management
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Federated and multi-database systems
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Human-Computer interaction for cooperation
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Information filtering and retrieval
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Information resource discovery
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Data and knowledge modeling
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Mediators and wrappers
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Legacy information systems migration
and integration
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Meta-data and repositories
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Mobile computing for cooperation
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Semantic interoperability
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Workflow systems
For any problem or comment
about this page,
please send an e-mail to Paolo
Giorgini
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