7th Iberian Conference on Information Systems and Technologies, Madrid, Spanien

Abbrevation

CISTI

Link

http://www.aisti.eu/cisti2012

City

Madrid

Country

Spain

Deadline Paper

2012-02-17

Start Date

2012-06-20

End Date

2012-06-23

Abstract

CISTI is a technical and scientific event, whose purpose is to present and discuss knowledge, new perspectives, experiences and innovations in the Information Systems and Technologies field. <h2>Themes</h2> Submitted papers must follow the main themes proposed for the Conference (the topics proposed in each theme constitute a mere framework reference; they are not intended as restrictive): A) OMIS – Organizational Models and Information Systems Information Systems Planning and Management; Business Integration; Information Systems Architectures; Project Management; Information Society; Virtual Organizations; e–Government; e–Commerce; e–Business; e–Portals; Web 2.0; Communities of Practice; Social Aspects of Information Systems; Enterprise Information Systems; Accounting and Management Information Systems; Geographic Information Systems. B) KMDSS – Knowledge Management and Decision Support Systems Knowledge Management and Ontologies; Knowledge Acquisition and Elicitation; Ontology–driven Knowledge Engineering; Ontology Design and Engineering; Decision Support Models; Decision Support and Software Engineering; Statistical Decision Models and Algorithms; Business and Competitive Intelligence; Data Warehousing and Data Mining C) SSAAT – Software Systems, Architectures, Applications and Tools XML and Internet Languages; XML and Data Management; Web Architectures and Applications; Multimedia Tools and Applications; Multimedia Analysis and Processing; Content Management and Distribution; Computer Security; Intelligent Agents; Software Engineering and Quality Metrics; Metadata, Modelling and Semantics. D) CNMPS – Computer Networks, Mobility and Pervasive Systems Interworking Heterogeneous Networks; Systems over Home, Body and Personal area Networks; Applications of Ad–hoc, Sensor and Vehicle Networks; End–to–End Protocols Over Heterogeneous Networks; Middleware for Supporting Mobility, Context–aware and Location–based Computing; Security in Mobile and Ubiquitous Systems; Software Engineering Support for Pervasive Applications; Novel Applications of Pervasive Computing; New HCI Challenges in Mobile and Ubiquitous Systems; Test and Evaluation of Pervasive Systems. E) HCC – Human Centered Computing Human Centered Computing; Human–Computer Interaction; Human Systems Design; Evaluation of Systems Applied to Users; Assessment; Devices Design (from hardware or software view); E–M–V Systems; Usability; Accessibility. F) HIS – Health Informatics Electronic Health Record; Clinical Decision Support Systems; Knowledge Management for Healthcare; Evidence–based Health Services; Biomedical Data Management; Biomedical Images Processing; Telemedicine and eHealth; Mobile Computing in Healthcare; Integration and Interoperability; Health Portals; Standards; Ethic, Privacy and Security; Legislation; Curriculum models in Health Informatics. G) ITE – Information Technologies in Education Digital Divide; e–Learning Methods and Case Studies; Mobile and Pervasive Technologies; Digital Games; Multi–user Virtual Environments; Informal Learning; New Classroom Technologies (PDAs, Interactive Witheboards, etc.); Personal Learning Environments; Visual Media (Videoconference; Digital Photography); e–Portfolios and Social Software (Wikis, Blogs, Podcasting, etc.).