It will combine different services to swiftly implement and deploy business processes. It will be capable to acquire and manage knowledge based on this data.
It will use extensive data, open and linked, from distributed sources. It will feature strong collaboration and coordination, smart and autonomous behavior and collective intelligence. Driven by the paradigms, such as Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN), Internet of Things (IoT) and Cyber Physical Systems (CPS), this world will change the way we perceive the computing capability. Today, ICT research community is facing the numerous challenges related to a need to strive towards a hyperconnected world with hundreds of billions of devices fuelled by ambient and pervasive services (H2020 ICT Challenge 3 – Future Internet).
The topic was selected by the conference chairs as a reflection of the first published ICT work programmes of the recently launched European framework for funding research and innovation, Horizon 2020 (H2020). While the numerous and diverse topics were considered relevant for the conference, the prospective authors were invited to discuss about the specific challenges of enterprise and systems interoperability. The International Programme Committee (IPS) gathered 48 ICT experts from industry and academy from 18 countries, giving the truly international dimension to a review process. The conference provided a venue for ICT researchers and practitioners from all over the world to present their research results and development activities, to exchange experiences and new ideas, and to establish the relationships for a future collaboration.
The 4th International Conference on Information Society and Technology (ICIST 2014) was organized in Kopaonik winter resort, Serbia, 9.
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