Professor René W. Wagenaar ePrototype Bazaar: The Undergraduate and Graduate Students Prototype Presentation
Tuesday, June 5, 2007, Hotel Golf Libertas, 14.00 – 17.30
Co-chairs:
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Head of eCollaboration Laboratory, Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Maribor, Slovenia
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, College Lecturer
Department of Management Information Systems, School of Business, University College Dublin, Ireland
Presenters
Designing and building an eBusiness Application Prototype
Feargal O’Neill, Student
University College Dublin, Ireland
Oracle eMarketplace Simulations Case Study – Experiences of conduction cross-University B2B simulations
Louise McKeever, Student
Smurift School of Business
University College Dublin, Ireland
Pantheon ERP system for SMEs - case of designing the sales process
Miha Golob, Student
University of Maribor, Slovenia
Sourcing with the Oracle E-business Suite
Theodoros Levantakis, student,
Bas Tax, student
Rob van Weeghel, student
Faculty of Science, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
Cross-case analysis on the use of e-sourcing
Mustafa Guner, student,
Klara Pigmans, student
Yang Lee Josaputra, student
Faculty of Science, Utrecht University, The Netherlands eFarmer - Farmer Communication Services Milan Varga, Student
Department of Computers and Informatics, Technical University of Košice, Slovakia
Test Case Scenarios methodology
Andrea MOJˇIŠOVÁ, Student
Department of Applied Informatics and Process Control,Technical University of Košice, Slovak Republic
The Bazaar will be a combined “trade fair” and “poster session”. Students will be able to present their eCommerce prototypes and discuss their ideas with conference participants. Preference will be given to prototypes proposing innovative or revolutionary eCommerce solutions and new ways to implement eCommerce, as well as new ideas for business in Cyberspace.
Professors: The bazaar is intended for students aiming at the honours, masters or doctoral level but it is not an outlet for what might otherwise be a full conference paper.
Students: Please submit a short proposal describing your prototype and what you want to present in an email (with an optional URL for further information) to the Chair of the Bazaar admissions committee. Descriptions (no longer than 2 pages) will be used to decide which prototype to invite.
Submissions must be supported by students’ professor/supervisor. Please attach a statement of support to your application. Prototype presenters will be given a grant to waive 50% (Eur 200,00) of the conference fee and have hotel accommodation provided. The accommodation in Bled (3 nights) is coverd by Bankart Company Ljubljana, http://www.Bankart.si. The presenter is expected to cover her/his travel costs to the conference.
The Bled eConference Committee is expressing appreciation of the Rene's contribution in the past years. Among others, he has brought a group of three students to Bled in 1992 for the first time. After the conference, they have taken one of the University of Maribor students to the Erasmus University in Rotterdam (Rene's university at that time) for two weeks. That has meant a major change in a way we were involving students into the Bled eConference program since than. One of the results was a formalization of the prototypes presentations, named "Students Bazaar" in recent years. From 2007 on, the ePrototype Bazaar of the annual Bled eConference is named in the René’s honor.
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