Dear colleague,
Please consider contributing to the 16th edition of PRO-VE:
16th Working Conference on Virtual Enterprises
Albi, France - 5-7 Oct 2015
www.pro-ve.org
Main theme: Risks and Resilience of Collaborative Networks
Enterprises and society in general are increasingly challenged by unexpected disruptive events. The acceleration of globalization, demographic shifts, regional economic crises, changes in regulations, and rapid technological evolution lead to turbulences and instability. Additional factors contributing to this changing environment include global warming, terrorism, cyber-attacks, scarcity of resources, raising of nationalisms, racism and religious conflicts, among others.
Collaborative Networks (CNs) can provide tools to help organizations cope with unexpected changes and disruptions, particularly when exploring rapid consortia formation and dynamic structural re-organization mechanisms. CNs may also support addressing new business opportunities in these highly dynamic scenarios.
PRO-VE 2015 calls for contributions addressing these challenging questions:
� In which ways can CNs support agility and resilience?
� How can CNs mitigate risks of collaboration inn turbulent disruptive environments?
� What are significant eexamples of application cases and advanced ICT support systems supporting agile and resilient CNs ?
A plurality of scientific communities in Computer Science, Electrical and Industrial Engineering, Economics, Organizational Management and Socio-Human Sciences are encouraged to submit focusing on interdisciplinary solutions.
The main scope of PRO-VE is about advances in collaborative networks, including topics such as:
Resilience models and environments
Risk management in disruptive scenarios
Advanced collaborative behaviours
Emergence and collaborative self-organization
Governance and collaboration supervision
Collaboration and social networks
Beyond cloud infrastructures
Resilient business processes
Business models and value creation
Resilient product servicing networks
Collaborative smart cyber-physical systems
Event-driven collaborative networks
Collaborative digital metropolis and big data
Collective awareness and innovation
Collaborative e-health and AAL
Collaborative networks in transportation, construction, education, government, sustainability and energy management
Proceedings book is expected to be published by Springer under the IFIP AICT series [usually indexed in ISI Web of Science, Scopus, and DBLP].
www.pro-ve.org
Important dates:
Abstracts submission => NOW
Full papers submission 18 April 2015
Acceptance Notice 23 May 2015
Camera Ready Submission 1 June 2015
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