AS 2016 - Track on Application and Services

The Web is now widely recognized as a powerful platform to provide highly intuitive and user friendly applications. Thus, continuing development of web interfaces and standardization of the same is a central enabler of the emergent interactive communications world. For example, HTML5 is being positioned as a potential unification language for the entire future web, including web services and applications. In addition to HTML5, W3C is also working on other key components of the web, e.g CSS, SVG, WOFF, the Semantic Web stack and XML, while other SDOs such as IETF and OMA are defining the underlying components that allow applications and platforms to communicate, offer and consume services.
This track addresses the above issues. The following topic are of interest, but are not limited to:
Standardization efforts for SoA
Standards for constrained situations
Communication and Networking standards for low resource situations
Standardization under W3C
Standard for future web interoperability
Web standardization for interactivity
Standardization of human interactions with web platforms
IETF standardization for CPS
Development of mobile service enabler specifications & Standards
Interoperability for end-to-end mobile services.
Standard architectures for service enabler
Open interfaces