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Call for Papers
We invite contributions from industry and academia as well as encourage postgraduate researchers to submit their work. Submissions may be any of the following:
- research papers
- short papers
- experience reports
The ICBIIT08 has a two phase submission and selection process:
Phase One: Selection and Presentation at Conference:
Contributions for presentation are selected on the basis of abstracts. Abstracts will be evaluated for originality, significance and contribution. All authors of accepted contributions are expected to present at the conference. All accepted contributions will be invited to submit a full paper, which will be published in the electronic conference proceedings after the conference.
Phase Two: Publication of selected Full Research Papers:
Full research papers of high quality will be reviewed and selected by an international programme committee. It is planed to publish the best papers selected by the programme committe in Springer Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing (indicative publication date Summer 2008). As accepted papers are published in the conference proceedings, contributions must not have been previously published or submitted for publication elsewhere.
Main Topics
Topics may include, but are not limited to:
Innovative Business Models and E-Commerce Solutions
- e-Logistics
- e-Procurement
- e-Services
- e-Health
- Business-oriented e-Commerce
- Consumer-oriented e-Commerce
- Web advertising and Web Publishing
- e-Communities
- E-Learning & M-Learning
- Barriers to e-Business Adoption
- e-Commerce in developing countries
- Virtual organization management
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Regulatory and Privacy Issues
- Dataveillance
- RFID applications and concerns
- The Regulatory Environment of e-Commerce
- Trust & Security Issues in e-Commerce
- Ethical, social, and moral issues in an e-society
- Computers, freedom and privacy
- Boundaries for data protection and privacy
- Identity Management systems
- Law enforcement on the Internet
- Electronic health information and privacy issues
- Information retrieval, seeking and behaviours
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E-Government
- E-government Applications
- E-Government Technology Adoption
- E-government strategies and implementation procedures
- E-government portals and their role in disseminating the use of e-government
- E-government issues in government-to-citizens relationships
- E-government issues in government-to-businesses relationships
- Intergovernmental issues in local and state e-governments
- Legal and political issues in e-government
- E-government and M-government best practices
- Social, technical, and economical aspects of e-government
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Information Systems and Business Processes
- Customer relationship management (CRM)
- Business process re-design (BPR)
- Total quality management (TQM)
- Supply Chain Management (SCM)
- Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and technologies
- Outsourcing
- End user Computing
- Application Service Providers (ASP)
- Information Systems Architecture
- Information Systems development tools
- Component-based information technologies
- Information Systems integration
- Pervasive computing
- Simulating social, economical, environmental, and technical objects and processes
- Information Quality
- Management of information Systems projects
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System Development and Software Engineering
- Software Design and Patterns
- Software Modelling Approaches
- Requirements Engineering
- Software Processes and Quality
- Software Security, Safety and Reliability
- Open Source software
- Software Project Management
- Knowledge extraction and Information Retrieval Technologies
- Data Mining Techniques
- User Modeling and Customer Profiling
- Privacy and Anonymizing Applications
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Advanced Information Technologies
- Innovative Network Technologies
- Modern database Technologies
- Network Design & Planning
- VoIP, Multimedia Systems & Protocols
- Mobile Technologies
- Quality of Service Issues
- Data Quality and Data Cleansing Technologies
- Network Security and Privacy
- Semantic Web technologies
- Web Services & Service Oriented Architecture
- Middleware Technologies
- Agent-Oriented Computing
- Cryptography and Security
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Format for Paper Submission:
All abstracts and papers have to be submitted via the online submission system.
Please click here
Abstract Submission
There are no formatting guidelines for abstract submissions, however the abstract should not exceed a half A4 page and has to be written in English.
Paper Submission
The Conference proceedings will be published in accordance to the formating requirements for the Lecture Notes by Springer Verlag.
- language of publication: English
- paper should not exceed 12 LNCS pages (including abstract and references)
- please include a 100-word abstract at the beginning of the paper, which clearly presents the achievement or contribution of the paper
- please include 4-7 keywords best describing your paper
- we understand that you submit your original work that has not been published or submitted elsewhere, and that you agree to publish your work when it is accepted by the Program Committee; you will be required to send a signed copyright form as required by Springer at a later stage
- the paper has to be presented at the conference; only presented papers will be included in the proceedings
Information for LNBIP authors may be found here.
Important Key Dates:
| Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: | 10 December 2007 |
| Notification of acceptance: | 28 December 2007 |
| Submission Online Version of Full Paper: | 16 January 2008 |
| Conference | 24 January 2008 |
| Indicative Publication Date for Proceedings: | Summer 2008 |
Conference Organisers and Conference Co-Chairs and Contact:
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Dr. Markus Helfert
School of Computing,
Dublin City University
Tel: +353-1-700 8727
Fax: +353-1-700 5442
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Dr. Regina Connolly
Business School
Dublin City University
Tel: +353-1-700 5893
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The conference is supported by Dublin City University and the Science Foundation Ireland.
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