IESS 1.2 2012 - 3rd International Conference on Exploring Services Sciences

Services represent the most growing sector of the economy in
industrialized nations. Services Science, introduced by IBM in 2002,
arises from the rapid development of services across the industrial
world and the need to analyze and study the organization, deployment,
maintenance and operation of those related IT based and IT supported
services. Services Science represents an interdisciplinary approach to
the systematic innovation in service systems, integrating management,
social, legal and engineering aspects to address the theoretical and
practical aspects of the challenging services industry and its economy.

Building on previous editions (2010 and 2011) and the growing
momentum in this emerging and exciting discipline, IESS is further
strengthening its position as an academic conference focusing on the
exploratory aspects surrounding services science. Acknowledging the
relative recency of this area and its essential interdisciplinary
setting the goal of IESS is to offer academics, researchers and
practitioners of all disciplines this exploratory outlet to communicate
and share their results. To achieve the best possible mix of disciplines

and approaches, the call for papers is structured around general
research thematic and specific tracks. General research thematic
includes Service Engineering and Service Management. Specific tracks
cover several domains and represent a more specialized research area.

For IESS1.2, we invite authors to submit their original research
manuscript to the conference either in one of the following tracks
below:

• General Track 1: Service engineering Web-services, Service-oriented
  
  architectures, Ubiquitous & mobile computing, Service
  orchestration, choreography, composition, COTS, Enterprise architectures
  
  and Service security and safety engineering.
  
  


• General Track 2: Service Management: IT service management: IT
  governance, Compliance with laws and regulations, IS service
  management:, Project management for IS services, Service evolution, QoS
  management, Business intelligence and Future trends in services
  
  


• Specific Track1: Service Systems Modeling
  
  


• Specific Track2:Human Computer Interaction and Human Concerns in Service Design, Engineering and Management
  
  


• Specific Track3:Conceptualizing service systems
  
  


• Specific Track4:Serv(ic)ing a smart(er) society
  
  


• Specific Track5:Services science for E-health
  
  


• Specific Track6:Transportation and Logistics Information Services
  
  


• Specific track 7:Managing Knowledge for Service Centred Innovation: Emerging Issues and Trends for Information Systems

The list of Tracks is open and we invite all interested researcher by

the organization of a specific track to submit a track proposition no
later than 17th September 2011.