The Internet and the Web are continuously evolving. Their changing incarnations such as Web 2.0, e-services and service-oriented architectures, and cloud computing and convergence with mobile Internet are transforming the way traditional activities are undertaken, and are having a dramatic impact on many aspects of modern society.
Companies, governments and users are continuously challenged to catch up and take advantage of the potential benefits and power of digital technologies. Successful transformation to meet new challenges and opportunities is a multi-faceted problem, involving many technological, managerial, economic, organisational and legal issues.
In this special issue we shall explore the many facets of internet applications and technologies, with a focus on technological, managerial and organisational issues. Original and interdisciplinary approaches to these problems are highly encouraged. Authors focusing on technological aspects are encouraged to highlight the managerial, economic or organisational implications of their work. Conversely, authors focusing on managerial, economic or organisational aspects are encouraged to highlight the technological dimension. Papers will be evaluated on the basis of their originality, presentation and impact.
Suitable topics include but are not limited to:
Mobile internet and social web
- Web 2.0 and social media
- Internet-based collaborative work
- Business models and ecosystems
- eBusiness (B2B, B2C, B2M)
- eHealth, eEducation and eGovernment
- Telecommunication services
- Organisational transformation
- Process modelling languages (syntax, semantics, validation)
- Process adaptation (methods, tools)
- Service composition
- Open APIs and mashups
- Methodologies and tools
- Ubiquity management
- Novel deployment technologies
- Distributed transactions
- Recovery
- Network management
- Requirements
- Legal issues
- Privacy and data protection
- Identity theft
Submission of papers: 1 July, 2011
Notification of acceptance: 1 October, 2011
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