The 10th IEEE Conference on E-Commerce Technology (CEC\' 08) and the 5th IEEE Conference on Enterprise Computing, E-Commerce and E-Services (EEE \' 08), Washington D.C, Vereinigte Staaten

Abbrevation

CEC\\EEE

Link

http://cec2008.cs.georgetown.edu/index.html

City

Washington D.C

Country

United States

Deadline Paper

2008-01-25

Start Date

2008-07-21

End Date

2008-07-24

Abstract

The 10th IEEE Conference on E–Commerce Technology (CEC′ 08) and the 5th IEEE Conference on Enterprise Computing, E–Commerce and E–Services (EEE ′ 08) are the flagship annual conferences of the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on E–Commerce. In 2008, we will hold both conferences together as a joint event, providing a platform for researchers and practitioners interested in the theory and practice of E–Commerce and Enterprise Computing. The joint conference will focus on new technologies and methods that enable business processes to smoothly extend in a cross–enterprise environment, including solutions to facilitate business coalition in a flexible and dynamic manner over coming Next Generation Internet which provides ubiquitous, multimedia, and secure communication services. The program of CEC′ 08/EEE′ 08 will consist of invited talks, paper presentations, and panel discussions. We invite submissions of high quality papers describing fully developed results or on–going work. Keywords:  Commerce and trading technologies track:  Negotiation and purchasing technology Coordination/optimization in supply chain, inventory management, auctions and other forms of negotiation, pricing, contracting, EDI  Marketing and advertising technology SFA, CRM, recommendation systems, context aware services, user behavior modeling  Payment and privacy enhancing technology Payment protocols, identity management, privacy protection, mobile devices  Metering and measurement technology Metering and measurement of services, billing, revenue sharing, compliance, reliability and trust.  Enterprise computing and engineering track:  Business process management and enterprise grid computing Virtualization and enterprise grid infrastructures, provisioning and management of e–services, performance modeling and QoS analysis  Business intelligence and real–time business performance monitoring Data mining, data warehousing, Real–time data analysis (RFID / sensor data, etc.), risk and revenue management  Collaborative engineering and knowledge management CSCW, workflow, information retrieval, product data management, project management, semantic Web, ontology  Security and trust management Network security, web–centric security and trust, IPR/DRM  e–applications and service application architecture e–Learning, e–Government, e–Banking, SOA, Web 2.0, design experience