The Fifth Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems, Tel-Aviv, Israel
12 September 2010 - 12 September 2010
Israel
The Fifth Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems will be held in Tel-Aviv, Israel from 12 to 14 September 2010.
This three-day conference will bring together experts, practitioners, policy makers, and academics from the Mediterranean region working or interested in information systems (IS).
The conference aims to:
- promote IS research in social, cultural and economic areas of the region,
- enhance IS research to further develop regional knowledge, and infrastructure,
- raise visibility of IS-related research, education, policy and practice in the region.
A wide variety of topics will be covered at the event, including B2B electronic services and interorganisational systems, cloud infrastructures and interoperability in the public sector, cross-cultural issues in IS, cultural tourism and heritage, digital divide and e-government, open source software in the Mediterranean region, and interdisciplinary and emerging IS research themes.For further information, please visit:
http://www.mcis2010.org/(opens in new window)
This three-day conference will bring together experts, practitioners, policy makers, and academics from the Mediterranean region working or interested in information systems (IS).
The conference aims to:
- promote IS research in social, cultural and economic areas of the region,
- enhance IS research to further develop regional knowledge, and infrastructure,
- raise visibility of IS-related research, education, policy and practice in the region.
A wide variety of topics will be covered at the event, including B2B electronic services and interorganisational systems, cloud infrastructures and interoperability in the public sector, cross-cultural issues in IS, cultural tourism and heritage, digital divide and e-government, open source software in the Mediterranean region, and interdisciplinary and emerging IS research themes.For further information, please visit:
http://www.mcis2010.org/(opens in new window)