RESEARCH TRACKThe theme for this year’s conference is eCollaboration: Overcoming Boundaries Through Multi-Channel Interaction, a reference to the increasing importance of electronic collaboration and the rapidly developing opportunities for individual and organisational interaction made possible by new technology and re-configured processes. These changes not only support ever-closer cooperation amongst different types of organisations nationally and internationally, but are changing the whole shape of our society and the ways in which we interact. You are encouraged to propose a research paper, a panel, a workshop, or a meeting. Research papers should be original, unpublished elsewhere and no longer than 5,000 words in length. All accepted papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings on the web (with ISBN and CIP number). Important Dates: Submission of papers:
| February 29th, 2008
| Notification of acceptance:
| April 15st, 2008 Updated
| Submission of final papers:
| May 15th, 2008 Updated |
For further information regarding research papers, please contact the Research Track Chair or Co-chair. At least one of the authors of accepted research papers and all members of accepted panels, workshops or meetings are expected to register in order to be included into the program.
SUGGESTED RESEARCH TRACK TOPICSInstitutions and Society Collaboration- eParticipation & eInclusion
- eSociety & Societal Impact
- Regional & Cross-border eCooperation
- eMarketplaces & Communities
- Virtual Collaboration & Ambient Organizations
- Social Networking and its Impacts
- Legal, Political and social Perspective
eCollaboration in different Sectors
- e-Government & eParliament
- e-Education
- e-Health
- e-Industry
- eFinancial Services
- eSMEs
- eBusiness
- eTourism
- eLogistics
Processes- eStrategies for Collaboration
- eBusiness Models and eProcess Design
- Mobile Value Services
- eSupported Innovation
- eEngineering & eManufacturing Collaboration
- Silent Commerce and Real Time Interaction
- eCRM and eMarketing
- Digital Content and eCollections
- eCollaboration along the Value Chain
- Development & Application of Web Services
Technologies- Multi-Channel Communication & Applications
- eCollaboration and CSCW Platforms
- eBusiness Architectures & Technologies
- eInfrastructures
- Web 2.0 or Web 3D environments
eLiving Labs - Open Innovation
- eServices
- eLiving Labs Networks & Collaboration
RESEARCH TRACK CHAIR
J. Felix Hampe, Professor & Chair of Corporate Communication Systems
Institute for IS Research, Faculty of Informatics, University of Koblenz-Landau, Germany & 2008 Bled eConference Research Track ChairRESEARCH TRACK CO-CHAIRPaula M. C. Swatman, State Records of S.A./Fuji Xerox/State Library of S.A.
Professor of Business Information Management and Professor of Information Systems
School of Computer & Information Science, University of South Australia
THE BLED OUTSTANDING PAPER AWARDThe Bled eConference has been in operation longer than any other eCommerce event. It has made, and continues to make, substantial intellectual contributions to progress in “e” research and teaching. In recognition of this, an Outstanding Paper Award was instituted in 1999. The Award was established by a group of professors who have been long associated with the event. A panel of judges will select the winning author(s) from papers submitted to the Research Stream. The Award will be evidenced by a plaque presented to the author(s). Outstanding Paper Award Committee ChairRoger Clarke , Principal & Visiting Fellow
Xamax Consultancy Pty Ltd, & Department of Computer Science, The Australian National University, Australia To learn how to submit your paper, please read Submission Instructions.
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