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Programme Overview

The conference is organized in the following tracks:

Overview

MainProgramme

Day 1: 17th June 2009
Time	Session	Main Conference Sessions
9.00- 10.00		Registration
		Opening of Digibiz 2009
9.30-10.00	1	Welcome Address
		Imrich Chlamtac, Steering Committee Chair, University of Trento, CREATE-NET President

	1a	General overview of the conference
		Gregory Kersten , Luigi Telesca, General Co-Chairs, Concordia University, CREATE-NET
10.00-10.45	2	Opening Keynote – Business Leader Forum
	k1	ICT for Sustainable Economies: Examples from Energy Management & Emerging Economies
		Dr. Orestis Terzidis, Vice President CEC Karlsruhe, SAP Research
10.45-11.00	COFFEE BREAK
11.00-13.00	3	Smart Business and Ecosystems Session
	#12571	Analysing Requirements for Virtual Business Alliances - the case of SPIKE
	#12573	ALIVE: Combining Organizational and Coordination Theory with Model Driven Approaches to develop Dynamic, Flexible Distributed Business Systems
	#12640	The wisdom of sustainable communities in the digital era: the case of efficient energy management
	#12656	An MDA based environment for modelling and executing business negotiations
13.00-14.00	LUNCH
14:00-14:45	4	Keynote – Business Leader Forum
	k2	The Future Internet: a vision from European Research
		Ms. Cristina Martinez, Head of the Future Internet Enterprise Systems cluster, EU Commission
14:45-16:15	5	Virtual Organization and Business Networks Session
	#12568	Future Internet Markets and Business Strategies: An Analysis and a Proposal
	#12518	Business impact of online institutional recommendation
	#12559	A Computational Trust Model for E-Commerce Systems
16.15-16.30	COFFEE BREAK
16:30-16:50	6	The London Corner
	k3	Helping companies succeed though technology intensive innovation and internationalization: the London approach
		Tim Benzie, Communications Manager, LTN (London Technology Network)
16:50-18:00	7	Workshop Tutorial – W2	Chaired by Volker Hoyer, Jason Finnegan
		The Open Negotiation Environment: Modelling & Running Business Negotiations in the web
19:00	Conference Reception (Best Paper Award)
Day 2: 18th June 2009
Time	Session	Main Conference Sessions
9.00- 09.45	8	Keynote
	k4	Innovation in Services
		Steve Wright, Head of Strategic Research, BT Research
09.45-10.30	9	The London Corner
	k5	Challenges and Opportunities for the Mobile Sector
		David Stewart, Competition Policy director, OFCOM
10.30-11.00	COFFEE BREAK
10:30-12:00	10	The Future Mobile and Ubiquitous services – Session
	#12570	uCard: A Novel Privacy Friendly Radio Frequency Tag Architecture for Universal Loyalty Card
	#12659	Evolutionary and pervasive services
	#12602	WOICE: a Decentralized System for Ubiquitous VoIP Services
12.00-13.00	LUNCH
13.00-14.30	11	Business Leader Forum Panel	Chaired by IBM
	P1	Cloud Computing: business models and commercial opportunities

14:30-16:00	12	Intelligent GRID and Services-Session
	#10546	Reservation Schemes for Grid Markets
	#10568	Incentives, business model and required technical infrastructure for the economic aware data Grid
	#12574	The Incoming Trends of End-user driven Service Creation
15.30-16.00	COFFEE BREAK
16:00-16:30	13	DEMO Session
		GRIDIPEDIA - TravelCRMGrid
16:30-17:10	14	Keynote
	k6	The long road to profitable business innovation in digital media
		Dr. Leonardo Chiariglione, CEO, CEDEO
17.10-18.00	15	Keynote
	k7	How digital challenges are changing the role of media and publishing companies
		Mr. Andrea Gianotti, Head of the digital documents management team Il Sole 24 ORE
18:00	End of the Second Day
Day 3: 19th June 2009
Time	Session	Main Conference Sessions
9.00- 10.30	16	Intelligent and Smart Media – Session
	#12484	Disruption of the Digital Media Distribution
	#12557	The new way to think television on the Web
	#12558	VERTIGO: Find, Enjoy and Share Media Trails across Physical and Social Contexts
10.30-11.00	COFFEE BREAK
11.00- 12.00	#12572	P2P business and legal models for increasing accessibility to popular culture
	#12582	A Recommender for Active Preference Estimate
12.00-14.00	LUNCH

14:00-14:30	17	Sustainable Business – Session
	#12567	Impact of Microfinance Operations on the Livelihood of the Clients: A Review of the Existing Literature
14:30-15:00	18	Wrap-up
15.00-15.30	19	Questions and Answers
15:30	End of the Conference

Workshops

Day 2: 18th June 2009
	Workshops & Demo
Time	Parallel session - Workshop 1
9.00-10.30	Technological Trends in Enterprise Interoperability
	Enterprise Interoperability through Agent-based Systems
	Agent-Oriented Petri Net Based Service Composition
	SPIKE – A Collaboration Platform for Short-Term Virtual Business Alliances



11.00-12.00	Technological Trends in Digital Ecosystems
	Monitoring Ecosystem Characteristics on Negotiation Environments
	A Resource-Usage Model for SMEs Participating in an Open Grid Market


13.00-14.30	How SME’s can benefit from the Digital Ecosystem’s philosophy? Experiences in the use of Digital Ecosystems
	A contract-based system for aerospace after-care
	Modelling Contractually-Bounded Interactions in the Car Insurance Domain
	Contract-centric Design of Cross-organisational e-Business Systems: A Case Study
14:30-15:00	Open Forum
15.00	End of workshop 1












Day 3: 19th June 2009
	Workshops & Demo
	Parallel session - Workshop 3
W3-1	Ensuring commercially relevant results
	Commercializing collaborative research: a methodological approach
	Recognizing and cultivating opportunities for commercialization


	Case studies in development: Qualipso
	Case studies in development: COIN
	Case studies in development: SOA4All


14:00-16:00	Converting new business opportunities to real business revenues
	How to analyze business opportunities
	How to develop the business opportunity I: A case study in BREIN
	How to develop the business opportunity I: A case study in Disrupt-It
	Open Forum
16:00	End of workshop 3