Scope of the Conference

We would like to invite original papers on all aspects of electronic commerce and related issues. The conference is meant to address the academic community as well as representatives of business, industry, government, and information technology sector. Thus - apart from research papers - practical presentations of existing solutions are very welcome, too.

The areas of E-Commerce, E-Governance etc. are interdisciplinary by nature: they involve people with their background in economy, management, artificial intelligence, computer science, sociology, psychology, law and so on. We feel that a meeting of such people may help to cross the boundaries between the traditional disciplines, but also between the communities of theorists and practitioners. This can create a better understanding of the mechanisms underlying electronic markets and organizations.

This year we would like to emphasize as a special track

• Usability in Systems and Applications
  

The general list of other topics includes (but is not limited to):

• Electronic Markets and Electronic Marketing
• Languages and Models for E-Commerce
• Artificial Intelligence in E-Commerce
• Electronic Contracting and Legal Aspects of E-Commerce
• Electronic Interaction and Negotiation
• Virtual Enterprises
• Technology and E-Commerce
• Internet Computing and Electronic Commerce
• Social Side of E-Commerce
• Futurology of E-Commerce

You can also have a look at the more detailed list here. Please note that, however long and detailed, this list is not exhaustive. Interesting papers on related topics are also welcome.

 

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Papers Submission

Extended version of papers accepted for the 5^th and 6^th ECOM Conferences, that took place in 2006, have been invited to be published in a Special Issue of the IADIS International Journal on Computer Science and Information Systems (IJCSIS).