Tenth International Conference on Perspectives in Business Informatics Research, Riga, Latvia
14 September 2011 - 14 September 2011
Latvia
The Tenth International Conference on Perspectives in Business Informatics Research will take place on 15 and 14 September 2011 in Riga, Latvia.
Information and communication technology plays an increasingly important role in society. Business activities are dependent on complex, distributed software systems operating in dynamic and often unpredictably changing business environments. This makes business informatics research an important field of study.
Demand for increasing interoperability exists at technological, business process, and knowledge levels. This creates a need for methods, theories, and tools that maintain change and adaptation of business processes, organisations and supporting software.
Additionally, there is increasing interest in more human-orientated, highly personalised and trustworthy systems that enable their users to cope with the large variety of frameworks, technologies and tools needed to accommodate emerging business applications.
The event will highlight making businesses, people and systems interoperable and adaptive in highly interconnected and changing contexts. Specifically, the conference also welcomes contributions that concern evaluating and demonstrating all aspects of benefits of information systems in the light of their costs.For further information, please visit: http://bir2011.rtu.lv/(opens in new window)
Information and communication technology plays an increasingly important role in society. Business activities are dependent on complex, distributed software systems operating in dynamic and often unpredictably changing business environments. This makes business informatics research an important field of study.
Demand for increasing interoperability exists at technological, business process, and knowledge levels. This creates a need for methods, theories, and tools that maintain change and adaptation of business processes, organisations and supporting software.
Additionally, there is increasing interest in more human-orientated, highly personalised and trustworthy systems that enable their users to cope with the large variety of frameworks, technologies and tools needed to accommodate emerging business applications.
The event will highlight making businesses, people and systems interoperable and adaptive in highly interconnected and changing contexts. Specifically, the conference also welcomes contributions that concern evaluating and demonstrating all aspects of benefits of information systems in the light of their costs.For further information, please visit: http://bir2011.rtu.lv/(opens in new window)