Workshop track – 7 workshops on Saturday 13/12/2008
a day allocated to working meetings organised by Groups active within the Future Internet activities, the intra-ETP activities or within an ETP. The workshop track includes 7 workshops organised either in the morning or the afternoon of 13/12/2008.
Saturday 13/12/2008 – 09:30 > 13:15 – Morning Workshops
NESSI – Moving forward across borders-National & Regional Technology Platforms Click here for more information
Saturday 13/12/2008 – 14:00 > 17:15 – Afternoon Workshops
Novel Approaches to Service-based Systems of Systems Engineering (NASSSE)
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Event-Driven Business Process Management
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ETPs Future Internet track - Wednesday 10/12/2008 – 15:15 > 18:45
dedicated to presentations on the common vision of the Future of the Internet elaborated and shared by the five ETPs active in the ICT domain - eMobility, EPoSS, ISI, NEM and NESSI. Six different speakers from all horizons will present this vision.
Industrial Panels track – 3 panels on Thursday 11/12/2008 and Friday 12/12/2008
3 multidisciplinary open debate panels focusing on topics which, starting from traditional Service-Based System Engineering, will bring the discussions toward the ambitious target of Future Internet
- Future Internet, more than a buzzword ?
- The Impact of IT services in the economy
- Building the broad service Industry convergence between IT and Telecommunications
Scientific track – 10 sessions on Thursday 11/12/2008 and Friday 12/12/2008
The scientific Track of ServiceWave 2008 has attracted 102 submissions from 28 countries. The contributions have come from research communities as diverse as software engineering, grid computing, service-oriented computing and business process management. Based on at least three reviews per paper and a two day program committee meeting held in Essen on September 1-2, 2008, the program committee decided to accept 28 high quality papers, an acceptance rate of 27%.
Proceedings are printed by Springer, under the title« Towards a Service-Based Internet »
Springer Verlag Lecture Notes in Computer Science 5377
References :
ISSN 0302-9743
ISBN-10 3-540-89896-4 Springer Berlin Heidelberg NewYork
ISBN-13 978-3-540-89896-2 Springer Berlin Heidelberg NewYork
Editors Petri Mähönen, Klaus Pohl, Thierry Priol
The proceedings will be given to each conference attendee. An electronic version is included on the ServiceWave 2008 USB key.
Workshop track – 7 workshops on Saturday 13/12/2008
a day allocated to working meetings organised by Groups active within the Future Internet activities, the intra-ETP activities or within an ETP. The workshop track includes 7 workshops organised either in the morning or the afternoon of 13/12/2008.
Saturday 13/12/2008 – 09:30 > 13:15 – Morning Workshops
NESSI – Moving forward across borders-National & Regional Technology Platforms
Click here for more information
Saturday 13/12/2008 – 14:00 > 17:15 – Afternoon Workshops
Novel Approaches to Service-based Systems of Systems Engineering (NASSSE)
Click here for more information
Event-Driven Business Process Management
Click here for more information
ETPs Future Internet track - Wednesday 10/12/2008 – 15:15 > 18:45
dedicated to presentations on the common vision of the Future of the Internet elaborated and shared by the five ETPs active in the ICT domain - eMobility, EPoSS, ISI, NEM and NESSI. Six different speakers from all horizons will present this vision.
Industrial Panels track – 3 panels on Thursday 11/12/2008 and Friday 12/12/2008
3 multidisciplinary open debate panels focusing on topics which, starting from traditional Service-Based System Engineering, will bring the discussions toward the ambitious target of Future Internet
- Future Internet, more than a buzzword ?
- The Impact of IT services in the economy
- Building the broad service Industry convergence between IT and Telecommunications
Scientific track – 10 sessions on Thursday 11/12/2008 and Friday 12/12/2008
The scientific Track of ServiceWave 2008 has attracted 102 submissions from 28 countries. The contributions have come from research communities as diverse as software engineering, grid computing, service-oriented computing and business process management. Based on at least three reviews per paper and a two day program committee meeting held in Essen on September 1-2, 2008, the program committee decided to accept 28 high quality papers, an acceptance rate of 27%.
Proceedings are printed by Springer, under the title
« Towards a Service-Based Internet »
Springer Verlag Lecture Notes in Computer Science 5377
References :
ISSN 0302-9743
ISBN-10 3-540-89896-4 Springer Berlin Heidelberg NewYork
ISBN-13 978-3-540-89896-2 Springer Berlin Heidelberg NewYork
Editors Petri Mähönen, Klaus Pohl, Thierry Priol
The proceedings will be given to each conference attendee. An electronic version is included on the ServiceWave 2008 USB key.