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EC-W e b 2005 (February 19, 2005 / August 23, 2005)
6th International Conference on
Electronic Commerce and Web Technologies
E C – W e b 2005
August 23 – August 26, 2005
Copenhagen, Denmark
A large number of organizations are exploiting the opportunities offered by Internet-based technologies for electronic commerce and electronic business. Companies sell and purchase via the Internet, search engines and directories allow electronic market participants around the globe to locate potential trading partners, and a set of protocols and standards has been established to exchange goods and services via the Internet. The Internet is changing the way how companies and organizations are working, and the amount of innovation and change seems to accelerate. However, numerous technical issues need still to be resolved. The main objective of this conference is to bring together researchers and practitioners from different disciplines, all
interested in electronic commerce and Web technologies and to assess current methodologies and new research directions. Although a natural focus will be on computer science issues, we welcome research contributions from economics, business administration, law, and other disciplines. EC-Web 2005 is organized by the DEXA Association in parallel with DEXA 2005 (16th International Conference on Database and Expert Systems Applications).
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Suggested Topics
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The major topics of interest include but are not limited to:
- Auction and Negotiation Technology
- Agent-Mediated Electronic Commerce
- Business Process Integration
- Business Process Modeling
- Customer Relationship Management
- Decision Support and Optimization in EC
- Digital Goods and Products
- Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
- Enterprise Application Integration
- Electronic Contracting
- Formation of Supply Chains, Coalitions, and Virtual Enterprises
- Grid Computing for EC
- Intellectual Property Licensing
- Interorganizational Systems
- IPR, Legal and Privacy Issues
- Knowledge Discovery in Web-based IS and EC
- Languages and Ontologies for Describing Goods, Services, and Contracts
- Mobile Commerce
- P2P-Computing
- Pricing and Metering of On-Demand Services
- Quality of Service (Performance, Security, Reliabilty, etc.)
- Recommender Systems
- Rule Languages and Rule-based Systems
- Security and Trust in EC
- Semantic Web
- Supply Chain Management and Supplier Relationship Management
- Ubiquitous and Pervasive Technologies for EC
- Usability Issues for EC
- User Behavior, Web Usage Mining
- Web Data Quality Aspects
- Web Data Visualization
- Web Services Computing
- Web Site Monitoring
- XML-based Standards
- Applications and Case Studies in EC