CITSA 2014 - The 11th International Conference on Cybernetics and Information Technologies, Systems and Applications: CITSA 2014

CITSA 2014 is an International Multi-Conference being organized with the purpose of providing researchers, practitioners, developers, consultants, and end-users of computerized, communications and/or control systems and technologies, as well as their industrial and social applications in the private and the public sectors, an opportunity to join in a common place sharing experience and knowledge. It is intended to be a forum to expose and share current and future research work and innovations in these areas, as well as in the relationships among them.
One of the primary objectives of CITSA 2014 is to promote and encourage "interdisciplinary cross-fertilization", "epistemic things" and the production of "technical objects". Its intellectual perspective context is systemic thinking and practice, including the analogical thinking that characterizes the Systems Approach.
The Organizing Committee of CITSA 2014 invite authors to submit their original and unpublished works, analogy-based thinking hypothesis, innovations, experience-based reflections and ideas, specific problems requiring solutions, case studies, position papers, etc, in the fields of computer, communication and control and their social and industrial applications, as well as in the relationships between two of these areas or among all of them.
Papers might be submitted via web page Papers Submission option, as abstracts for presentation only (300-600 words), extended abstracts (600-2000 words) or as draft papers (2000-5000 words). Reviews will be done for both kinds of submissions.
Invited Sessions proposals can be done filling the form given in the web page Invited Session/Invited Session Organizers option.
More information about Invited Sessions Organization could be found at the web page Invited Session/How to Organize an Invited Session option.
Acceptance decisions related to submitted papers will be based on their respective content review and/or on the respective author’s CV. Invited papers will not be reviewed and their acceptance decision will be based on the topic and the respective author’s CV.
More details regarding the notion of Engineering and reasoning supporting the definition given above can be found in the article "The Essence of Engineering and Meta-Engineering: A Work in Progress" (Callaos, 2012) which is available at www.iiis.org/Nagib-Callaos/Engineering-and-Meta-Engineering