Sunday 23rd January

• 18h30-19h30 Welcome address (Peter Kropf) and message from the PC chairs (Gilbert Babin and KatarinaStanoevska)
  Open discussion
  Session Chair: Peter Kropf
  
  
• 20h30 Dinner

Monday 24th January

• 10h-11h Keynote talk: Christoph Glauser, Institute for Applied Argumentation Research, Switzerland
  Session Chair: Étienne Rivière
  
  The future of search & find
  As the Google-story shows searching is probably a multi billion dollar business, how will we search and find on the web in the future? Will it be audio search? Will it be visual search? What does this mean to the scientific community? Is there an obligation to do research on all of these topics? Why is "Second Life" dying? Why do US-Politicians want to kill Mr. Assange from Wikilieaks? Which will be the hypes after facebook, youtube and twitter? An attempt to think about the future!
  
  
• 11h-12h Keynote talk: Oliver Christ (SAP)
  Session Chair: Katarina Stanoevska
  
  Megatrends 2020 and the future of Enterprise Computing
  Megatrends like globalization, climate change, ageing society, web 3.0 or Internet-of-Things are changing dramatically our way of living, our behavior and our demands. New business models and new forms of collaboration arising. How can enterprises benefit from these megatrends and changes? How can business make use of innovative "consumer technologies"? What's the future role of enterprise computing?
  
  
• 12h-13h30 Lunch
  
  
• 13h30-15h Session 1: Organizational transformation and process adaptation
  Session Chair: Alain Sandoz
  
  
  1. A Systematic Approach to Web Application Penetration Testing Using TTCN-3.
     Bernard Stepien, Pulei Xiong and Liam Peyton, University of Ottawa, Canada
     
     
  2. Towards Model-Based Support for Managing Organizational Transformation.
     Daniele Barone, University of Toronto, Canada
     Liam Peyton, Flavio Rizzolo, Daniel Amyot, University of Ottawa, Canada
     John Mylopoulos, University of Trento, Italy
     
     
  3. Cloud Computing Providers: Characteristics and Recommendations.
     Maciej Lecznar, SBB AG, Switzerland
     Susanne Patig, University of Bern, Switzerland
  
  
• 15h-15h30 Coffee and tea break
  
  
• 15h30-17h Session 2: eHealth, eEducation, and eGovernment I
  Session Chair: Daniel Amyot
  
  
  1. Evolution of Goal-driven Pattern Families for Business Process Modeling.
     Saeed Ahmadi Behnam, Daniel Amyot, University of Ottawa, Canada
     
     
  2. Searching, Translating and Classifying Information in Cyberspace.
     Jacques Savoy, Ljiljana Dolamoc, Olena Zubaryeva, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland
     
     
  3. E-Tourism Portal: a case study in ontology-driven development.
     Hafedh Mili, Petko Valtchev, Yasmine Charif, Laszlo Szathmary, Nidhal Daghrir, Marjolaine Béland, Louis Martin, François Bédard, Sabeh Caid-Essebsi, Abdel Leshob, Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada

Tuesday 25th January

• 8h30-9h30 Session 3: Process Modeling
  Session Chair: Jacques Savoy
  
  
  1. Toward a Goal-oriented, Business Intelligence Decision-Making Framework.
     Alireza Pourshahid, Gregory Richards, Daniel Amyot, University of Ottawa, Canada
     
     
  2. SoftwIre Integration - an Onto-Neural Perspective.
     Hendrik Ludolph, Peter Kropf, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland
     Gilbert Babin, HEC Montréal, Canada
     
     
• 9h30-10h30 Session 4: Novel Development Technologies
  Session Chair: Liam Peyton
  
  
  1. Flexible Communication Based on Linguistic and Ontological Cues.
     Jean-Paul Barthès, Université de Technologie de Compiègne, France
     
     
  2. Decentralized Task Allocation Mechanism Applied to QoS Routing in Home Network.
     Emna Ghedira, Lionel Molinier, Guy Pujolle, Université Pierre et Marie Currie (Paris 6), France
     
     
• 10h30-11h Coffee and tea break
  
  
• 11h-12h Session 5: eHealth, eEducation, and eGovernment II
  Session Chair: Gilbert Babin
  
  
  1. A Study of E-Government Architectures.
     Rim Helali, Lamia Labed Jilani, Tunis University, Tunisia
     Ines Achour, Henda Ben Ghezala, Manouba University, Tunisia
     
     
  2. Model-based Engineering of a Managed Process Application Framework.
     Abel Tegne, Liam Peyton, University of Ottawa, Canada
     
     
• 12h-13h30 Lunch
  
  
• 13h30-14h30 Keynote talk: Vincent Gautrais, Faculté de droit de l’Université de Montréal, Canada
  Session Chair: Gilbert Babin
  
  Privacy 2.0
  In an electronic/SN context, privacy is often view as an impossible goal to satisfy. This perception is mainly wrong: if new technologies demand a new vision, with some adaptations and generally a pluri-disciplinary approach, privacy is more as never important and solutions need to be found: as education, document management, law ... and maybe technology.
  
  
• 15h-16h Workshop
  Session Chair: Peter Kropf
  
  Topic to be announced
  
  
• 17h-23h30 Social event and conference dinner

Wednesday 26th January

• 9h-10h30 Session 6: Internet-based collaborative work
  Session Chair: Andrea Back
  
  
  1. Harnessing Enterprise 2.0 Technologies: Oracle’s Midnight Projects.
     Lee Schlenker, EM-Lyon, France
     
     
  2. Following the Conversation: A More Meaningful Expression of Engagement.
     Cate Huston, Morad Benyoucef, University of Ottawa, Canada
     Michael Weiss, Carleton University, Canada
     
     
  3. The Design, Development and Application of a Proxy Credential Auditing Infrastructure for Collaborative Research.
     Christopher Bayliss, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
     Richard O. Sinnott, University of Melbourne, Australia
     Wei Jie, Thames Valley University, United Kingdom
     Junaid Arshad, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
     
     
• 10h30-11h Coffee and tea break
  
  
• 11h-12h Session 7: eBusiness
  Session Chair: Katarina Stanoevska
  
  
  1. Towards Detecting Influential Users in Social Networks.
     Amir Afrasiabi Rad, Morad Benyoucef, University of Ottawa, Canada
     
     
  2. Intelligent Monitoring System for Online Listing and Auctioning.
     Farid Seifi and Mohammad Rastgoo, University of Ottawa, Canada
     
     
• 12h-13h30 Lunch