APSCC 2014 - The 2014 Asia-Pacific Services Computing Conference

The services computing is a new cross-discipline that covers the science and technology needed to bridge the gap between business services and IT/telecommunication services. The goal of services computing is to develop new computing technology and thereby enable more advanced IT/telecommunication services to support business services more efficiently and effectively.
APSCC 2014 is an important forum for researchers and industry practitioners to exchange information regarding advancements in the state of art and practice of IT/telecommunication-driven business services and application services, as well as to identify emerging research topics and define the future directions of Services Computing.
Previous APSCC conferences were held in GuangZhou, China (2006), Tsukuba Science City, Japan (2007), Yilan, Taiwan China (2008), Biopolis Singapore (2009),Hangzhou China (2010), Jeju Korea (2011),and Guilin China (2012). As the eighth event in the increasingly popular series, APSCC 2014 expects to attract outstanding researchers from all over the world to Fuzhou - the world famous beautiful city in China.
Scope and Topics
The main research tracks of the 2014 conference edition include, but are not limited to:
Business Process Integration and Management
Cloud/Utility/Web Computing/BigData
Foundations of Services Computing
Social/Peer-to-Peer/Mobile/Ubiquitous/Pervasive Computing
Service-centric Computing Models
Integration of telecommunication SOA and Web services
Security in Services
Applications