ECSCW 09 2009 - ECSCW 09 Workshop on Interoperability in CSCW
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Category ECSCW 09 2009
Deadline: June 20, 2009 | Date: September 07, 2009
Venue/Country: Vienna, Austria
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ECSCW 09 Workshop on Interoperability in CSCWLocation: ECSCW 2009 in Vienna <http://www.ecscw09.org/
>Date: 7-8 September 2009http://www.ami-communities.eu/wiki/ECSCW09_Interoperability_Workshop
Workshop overviewCSCW and groupware research yielded a large number of different systemsand different approaches towards the support of cooperative work.However, we still lack an integrated environment that supports all formsof cooperation in a seamless and integrated way. This is supported bythe following observations:? During a cooperation process users are often constrained by asingle cooperation application due to the fact that cooperation objectscannot be easily moved from one application to another.? Users do not separate their cooperation needs intosynchronous/asynchronous, or structured, flexible, or semi-structured.Therefore tools that aim at the support of a single cooperation type andthat do not consider cooperation as an activity that integratesdifferent types are required.? Often different companies use different groupwareenvironments. Due to an absence of interoperability standards andimplementations, inter-organizational use of these environments becomesimpossible. As a result email becomes the primary cooperation media.These observations indicate the need for research into integratedcooperative work environments. This workshop invites researchers andpractitioners to present and discuss interoperability approaches forCSCW applications.Who should submit and attendThis full-day workshop will be of interest to researchers, designers andpractitioners concerned with collaborative architectures and newapproaches to collaboration services and how they can be used in workingenvironments. Participation in the workshop requires the submission of aposition paper. Each position paper should address the topic ofinteroperability for CSCW by presenting an architecture, a concept, oran implementation that illustrates how different CSCW applications canbe seamlessly integrated into a collaborative working environment.These position papers and their presentation provide the baseline forthe development of an interoperability map during the workshop. This mapwill identify the following aspects:? Basic components and modules of a CSCW application? Basic services that CSCW applications of a certain type shouldprovide? Existing and required standards that have already or should beapplied when developing CSCW applications? (Reference-) Architectures for CSCW? Interoperability applications and implementationsThe workshop will be open to a maximum of 15 participants.DisseminationPosition papers and workshop outputs will be made available on thewebsite. The contribution of each presentation and position paper willbe integrated into an interoperability landscape and architecture thatwill be published at the workshop website for further dissemination anddiscussion. A contribution to the OCA reference model will also beconsidered.SubmissionsShort position papers (2 pages) should be sent toecscw09-interop
fit.fraunhofer.de by the 20th June 2009. Acceptancenotifications will be sent by 6th July 2009.OrganisersWolfgang Prinz, Fraunhofer FIT, RWTH Aachen. GermanyAntonio G?mez-Skarmeta, University of Murcia, SpainManuel Fradinho, Cyntelix, IrelandDeirdre Lee, DERI, NUIG, Galway, Ireland--Antonio F. G?mez SkarmetaDept. Ingenier?a de la Informaci?n y las ComunicacionesFacultad de Inform?ticaUniversidad de Murcia30100 Murciae-mail: skarmeta
um.esTelf: +34-868-884607fax: +34-868-884151
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