Konferencia a térinformatikai szolgáltatások és alkalmazások szempontjából kiemelt témakörben. A programbizottságban ugyan nem szerepel hazai szakember, de remélhetőleg a szakmai programban előadások keretében megjelennek majd az itthoni eredmények. E hír Naplóban való közreadása is a figyelemfelkeltést szolgálja. A konferencia egyik levezető elnöke a GSDI jogi és szociális-gazdasági szakbizottságában elnök-utódom, Bastiaan van Loenen lesz.
"The 14th IFIP Conference on e-Business, e-Services and e-Society (I3E 2015)
Conference Theme: “Open and Big Data Management & Innovation”
13-15 October 2015, Delft, The Netherlands
The 14th
IFIP Conference on e-Business, e-Services and e-Society (I3E 2015) will
be organized in Delft sponsored by IFIP TC6 WG 6.11. Information economy
and openness are the dominating terms over
the last couple of years. Data has become widely available and many
innovations are based on the utilization of data. The Internet of Things
(IoT) enables the availability of large volumes of data, whereas people
create data using social media. Today we have
a worldwide exchange of data and this influences our society, resulting
in new business opportunities and new services. This already has
resulted in the rise of ‘data science’ which aims at better
understanding how to use all this data in our information society
and how it can co-evolve with its information and communication
technology (ICT). This needs to make the theory of complex systems
applicable to the information society.
Furthermore
there is a lack of tools and instruments to deal with the vast amount of
data. Big data will have a major influence on the operating of
businesses and the functioning of society. This conference
solicits for advancement in tools for such areas like data analytics,
mining, visualization, sensor networks, information retrieval, and
information extraction and also research relating to data extraction and
analytics, statistical inference, data quality
and related issues such as bias, missing data, endogeneity, user
interface and visualization are encouraged. Papers can be in the field
of technology, business, society or combinations.
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Digital Business
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e-Business models
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Innovation
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Social commerce
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Cloud business
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Big Data and Analytics
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Business Intelligence and data mining
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Mobile business
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Infomediaries
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User behavior
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User interface
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Trust, security and privacy
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Digital Services
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Services science
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Soft computing
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Service-oriented computing
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Digital services for the ageing population
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Ubiquitous, mobile and services
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Digital engagement
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Value co-creation
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Web 2.0 applications
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Semantic web
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Online social networks
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Graph theory
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Social computing
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Digital gaming
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Digital Society
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Data Science
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(Linked) Open data
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Value of data
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Digital healthcare
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Digital divide
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Crises and disasters management
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Digital cities and regions
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Digital culture
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Public digital services for citizens and enterprises
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Legal, societal and cultural issues of digital society
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Digital education
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