[ecoop-info] CFP - IEEE WETICE 2017 Conference, - Collaborative Software Process (CSP) Track , June 21-23, 2017, Poznan, Poland

[Hanh-Nhi Tran]

[Apologies for multiple receptions]

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*CALL FOR PAPERS   CSP at WETICE 2017    (**https://www.irit.fr/CSP2017**)*
***************************************************************************I*nternational 
Track on Collaborative Software Processes**
*@ 26th IEEE WETICE Conference, June 21-23, 2017, Poznan, Poland,
*http://wetice.ue.poznan.pl/*

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WETICE is an annual IEEE International conference on state-of-the-art 
research in enabling technologies for collaboration, consisting of a 
number of cognate conference tracks.

The aim of the CSP track is to gather researchers and industrial 
practitioners working in the field of /Collaborative Process /to 
exchange ideas and to present emerging new technologies and 
understanding in the field.

*/Important Dates/*

- Papers submission:*February 26, 2017 ***

- Notification to authors: *April 2, 2017***

- Camera ready papers: *April 15, 2017*

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*/Topics of Interest/*

Modern System and Software Engineering projects are often extremely 
complex, involve various disciplines and teams. Such a complexity gives 
rise to an important need of efficient processes and tools to coordinate 
all project’s stakeholders and to improve the collaboration.

The main objective of the track CSP is discussing about the new 
challenges and solutions in defining, modeling and enacting 
collaborative processes. The track CSP’2017 especially seeks to explore 
how the new trends in information and computing infrastructure such as 
Cloud computing, Internet of Things and Big Data impact and constrain 
the way we design and implement collaborative processes and their 
supporting tools.

We invite papers presenting mature research results or work-in-progress 
in all areas of /Collaborative Software Process Development/, including 
but not limited to:

·Software and Systems Processes for collaborative engineering

·Collaborative Processes in non-software domains (e.g., business, health 
care, manufacturing, transportation, etc.)

·Process and Workflow patterns for collaboration

·Languages for modeling collaborative processes

·Collaborative process enactment and simulation

·Collaborative process evolution for supporting ad-hoc collaboration

·Methods and Tools for managing collaborative processes

·Quality aspects and metrics for collaborative processes

· Empirical studies and experience reports on collaborative process 
deployment and application.

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*/Papers Submission/*

We are seeking papers of *up to 6 pages, double column*, including 
figures, tables and references, conform to the *IEEE manuscript template.*

The papers should present original research work related to the 
above-cited topics and should not be published or submitted 
simultaneously to other workshops, conferences, or journals. Industrial 
papers are welcome.

Each paper will be peer-reviewed by at least three members of the CSP 
Program Committee. Authors of accepted papers are expected to present 
their papers at the conference. Accepted papers will be published and 
distributed at the conference. They also will be made available online, 
through a digital support.

Please submit your paper in PDF format via the EasyChair system:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=wetice2017 
<https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=wetice2016>

*/Track co-chairs/*

- Yassine Jamoussi(ENSI, RIADI, Tunisia)

- Hanh Nhi Tran (IRIT, Toulouse, France)

*/Program Committee/*

- Bernard Coulette (IRIT, Toulouse, France)
- Carine Souveyet (CRI – Univ. Paris1-La Sorbonne, Paris France)

- Chihab Hanachi (IRIT, Toulouse, France)
- Flavio Oquendo (IRISA - Univ. Bretagne-Sud, France)

- Hanh Nhi Tran (IRIT, Toulouse, France)
- Henda Ben Ghezala (RIADI, Tunisia)
- Ismael Bouassida-Rodriguez (LAAS-CNRS, Toulouse France)
- Joel  Champeau (ENSTA, Brest, France)
- Leon J. Osterweil (University of Massachusetts, USA)
  - Mahmoud Nassar (ENSIAS/SIME, Rabat, Maroc)
  - Mohsen Rouached (MIS, SQU, Oman)
  - Naoufel Kraiem (ENSI/RIADI Tunis, Tunisia)
- Ove Armbrust (Intel Corp., USA)
- Reda Bendraou (Lip6, Paris, France)
-  Riadh Ben Halima (ENIS Sfax, Tunisia)
- Samba Diaw (Ecole Sup. Polytechnique, Senegal)
- Wided Chaari Lajoued (ENSI/SOIE, Tunis)
- Yassine Jamoussi (ENSI/RIADI Tunis, Tunisia)
- Youssef Ben Halima (ISAM, Tunisia)

*/Contacts/*

Yassine Jamoussiyassine.jamoussi at gmail.com 
<mailto:yassine.jamoussi at gmail.com>**

Hanh Nhi Tran Hanh-Nhi.Tran at irit.fr <mailto:Hanh-Nhi.Tran at irit.fr>