Call For Papers

DigiBiz 2009:
The International Conference on Digital Businesses

London, UK
17th - 18th - 19th, June 2009

Sponsored by ICST
Technically Co-Sponsored by CREATE-NET, SPRINGER
www.digibiz.org

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Extended deadline: 3rd May,2009

Motivation

The evolution of the organizations' behaviours and business architectures from their natural to digital forms and the increasing impact the information and communication technologies (ICTs) on every facet of socio-economic activities are creating new possibilities for business and commerce. Support of this evolution requires convergent, adaptive and interoperable environments that can sustain and support the evolution of social networking, business needs and market trends. The event intends to widely discuss the intersection of electronic commerce, the evolution of business models, the increased liquidity of competition through increased availability of information, and the impact of desires to re-design the Internet on existing and future businesses.

For this, the event solicits original, high-quality research and position papers that analyze and discuss innovative business models, new forms of enablements for digital businesses, community-centric technologies and their role in business as well as cutting edge Future Internet research with an angle on the socio-economic aspects of these developments

Topics

DigiBiz09 covers all aspects related to digital businesses and their enablement today and in the future, including, but not limited to, how the following impact on these businesses:

new (digital) business models new forms of business strategy evaluations models for evaluating value chain dynamics economic modeling of new technical architecture propositions business-driven system design case studies on new and/or successful digital businesses socio-economic impacts of new Future Internet approaches

The event solicits contributions presenting new results in research within these areas, basing the presentation on grounds of scientific and economic evidence. In addition, submissions are solicited that include provocative and novel positions that point out new directions and stimulate discussion within the assembled audience.

Proceedings of the workshop will be published by Springer Verlag in the Lecture Notes of ICST - LNICST.

Dates

• Workshops Submission Deadline: 15th March,2009
• Papers Submission Deadline (EXTENDED): 3rd May,2009
• Papers Acceptance Notification: 11th May, 2009
• Papers Camera-ready version: 20th May 2009