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Venues: Milano Convention Centre (MIC),the largest convention center in Italy:• designed by Italian architect Nicolin and opened in 2002• located in the city center (5 minutes from Da Vinci’s Last Supper)• 2,000 hotel rooms within 1 km Flexibile meeting spaces equipped with the latest technological innovationsAll rooms are networked and have:• optical fibers (innovative data-voice-video connections)• high-speed wireless and wired InternetEasy to reach• 30’ express train from Malpensa Airport, stopping at MIC• 9.9 km from Linate Airport• walking distance from the Metro station

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Proposed Congress rooms

• Plenary Sessions: room with 2000 seats

• Parallel Sessions:

6 rooms with 130 seats

6 rooms with 400 seats

• Meeting rooms: 6 rooms with 20 seats

• Foyer (reception, secretariat, etc.) 1.000m²

• Display area 4.000 m²

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Conference ProgramTwo “streams”: (1) collocated conferences; (2) cross sessions

Note: the time slots labeled “Sessions” are reserved for the collocated conferences and, if needed, for cross sessions

SUNDAY

7/9/08

TIME MONDAY

8/9/08

TUESDAY

9/9/08

WEDNESDAY

10/9/08

9.30-10.00 Welcome Coffee 9,00-10,30 Sessions Sessions Sessions

10,00-11,00 Opening Session 10,30-11,00 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break

Keynote 11,00-11,45 Keynote Keynote Keynote

Cross Sessions 11,45-13,15 Cross Sessions Cross Sessions Cross Sessions

Lunch Break 13,15-14,15 Lunch Break Lunch Break Lunch Break

Sessions 14,15-15,45 Sessions Sessions Sessions

Coffee Break 15,45-16,15 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break

Sessions 16,15-17,45 Sessions Sessions Closing Session

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Important Dates

• 31/1/07 Invitation to TC’s for the organization of collocated conferences

• 31/3/07 Final list of collocated conferences• 30/4/07 Call for papers for collocated conferences and

cross sessions • 31/10/07 Due date for papers 15/11/07 Extended deadline• 30/11/07 Papers to reviewers• 14/1/08 Reviews due• 31/1/08 Conclusion of papers’ selection process• 29/2/08 Preliminary program Call for advanced registration• 29/2/08 Due date for camera ready papers to the volume

editors• 1/4/08 Final CRC to Springer (including source file, pdf,

copyright form)• 7-10/9/08 WCC 2008

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CROSS SESSIONSCROSS SESSIONS• ICT for Cultural Heritage • ICT for Entertainment• ICT for Environment• ICT for Textile and

Fashion• ICT for Sport and Fitness • ICT for Tourism • E-government

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CROSS SESSIONSCROSS SESSIONS• Service Science• Development

Governance• IT competences

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ICT for Cultural Heritage ICT for Cultural Heritage Prof. Paolo PaoliniProf. Paolo Paolini

ICT for EntertainmentICT for Entertainment Prof. Paolo CiancariniProf. Paolo Ciancarini

ICT for EnvironmentICT for Environment Dr. Djordje MaricDr. Djordje Maric

ICT for Sport and FitnessICT for Sport and Fitness Prof. Remo LombardiProf. Remo Lombardi

ICT for TourismICT for Tourism Prof. Rodolfo BaggioProf. Rodolfo Baggio

E-governmentE-government Prof. Antonino MazzeoProf. Antonino Mazzeo

Service Science Prof. Gianmario MottaDevelopment Governance Dr. Raffaello GrazziniIT competences Dr. G. Occhini

ICT for TextileTextile and Fashion Dott. Ing. Massimiliano Croci

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Cross-session key-words

• ICT for Cultural Heritage– Mobile technology for Cultural Heritage

• State of the art and applications• Innovations• Mobile social computing• Innovative experiences with mobile technology

Exibition-demo space

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• ICT for Intertainment– Entertainment computing– Multimedia massive games– Abstract games– Games infrastructures and consoles


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• ICT for Environment– Major application trends in earth science

(meteorology, climatology, hydrology, siesmology)

– Major challenges for ICT solutions (network of sensors and data acquisition, data management and visualization, models development, multiphysics-multiscale integration)

– Major trends for business model (market potential, product specifications and delivery, public-private partnerships)


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• ICT for Textile and Fashion– Research and innovation in textile and fashion

development– Smart and interactive textiles– Ecology of the finished textile products (safety

of consumers)


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• ICT for Sport and Fitness– Sport clothings and IT – Designing and testing tools for sport and

fitness– Tests as an investigation tool to evaluate the

physical capacities to program training techniques in a short, medium, and long period

– Biomechanical models and simulationsExibition-demo space

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• E-government– Security– Autentication– Privacy– Digital signature– Interoperability– Confidentiality– Long term document storageExibition-demo space

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• ICT for Tourism– IT applications to travel and tourism fields– Management of tourism destination as

complex aggregate of diverse organizations– Tools available for managing accomodation

establishments– Changing role of intermediaries facing on-line

electronic distribution


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• Service Science– BPR (Business process engineering) and

BPM (Business process management)– Process-Service conceptual normative and

reference models (for instance SCOR for supplay chains)

– Process-service oriented knowledge bases– Process oriented tools of analysis and

implementation of ICT systemsExibition-demo space

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• Development Governance– ICT applications for territorial development– Governance Process Management– Analysis of regional and urban systems– Knowledge management for resources and

assets evaluation– Tools for regional marketing


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• IT Competences– Professional skills– Skill assessment– Standard framework– Focused education– European e-skills forum– IFIP WG plans


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