Papers (software)

The transition into the information and knowledge society is being accompanied by redefinition of the business processes and renewal of the information systems. There is an evident growth in the size and complexity of these systems. The consequence is that actual development problems cannot be successfully addressed and resolved by individuals. Moreover, heterogeneous and multidisciplinary teams are required and project teams should consist of members from various professional, technological and cultural environments. Teams have to respect maxims of collaborative communication in order to efficiently manage the complexity inherent to business and information systems and corresponding software and services. The aim of the conference is to encourage potential authors to submit scientific papers as well as papers addressing applications of new techniques and methods enabling collaborative work and efficient service engineering. Topics are not limited to the domain of IS and software development - papers that address issues related to collaborative work in business systems and in community in general are also welcome.