The Fourth International Workshop on Trustworthy Internet of People, Things and Services, Tokyo, Japan
29 November 2010 - 29 November 2010
Japan
The Fourth International Workshop on Trustworthy Internet of People, Things and Services will take place in Tokyo, Japan from 29 November to 1 December 2010.
This year's edition of the event will take place on the themes of the trustworthy internet of people, things and services (IPTS) standing at the confluence of future secure, trust-based internet and the vision of ambient intelligence as underpinned by pervasive-assistive technologies serving within a framework of semantically interoperable service-oriented and model-driven architectures.
Many key enabling technologies are already emerging such as secure middleware and service-oriented architectures, virtualisation, and sensor networking. The vision of cloud computing (eCloud) further motivates interest in research and innovation to underpin ubiquitous IPTS integration.
The IPTS concept embraces a range of internet-enabled technologies for individual life/work-style support, as well as an opportunity for commercial and business exploitation of emerging technology platforms, such as for ambient assisted living.For further information, please click:
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This year's edition of the event will take place on the themes of the trustworthy internet of people, things and services (IPTS) standing at the confluence of future secure, trust-based internet and the vision of ambient intelligence as underpinned by pervasive-assistive technologies serving within a framework of semantically interoperable service-oriented and model-driven architectures.
Many key enabling technologies are already emerging such as secure middleware and service-oriented architectures, virtualisation, and sensor networking. The vision of cloud computing (eCloud) further motivates interest in research and innovation to underpin ubiquitous IPTS integration.
The IPTS concept embraces a range of internet-enabled technologies for individual life/work-style support, as well as an opportunity for commercial and business exploitation of emerging technology platforms, such as for ambient assisted living.For further information, please click:
here(opens in new window)