Call for Papers

Researchers are encouraged to submit either "work in progress" papers of around 2,000 words, or full papers (of around 5,000 words) on completed research. Papers should be original written in English, and not previously published. All papers will be double blind peer reviewed.

Papers should be submitted in Word, PDF, Postscript format according to these downloadable templates using the forms at this site. Suggested research topics for CollECTeR (LatAm):

1	Marketplaces, Portals, eHubs
2	B2B and  B2C models
3	Procurement, negotiations and dynamic pricing models (bidding, auctions)
4	Content management, ePayment systems
5	Agent-mediated electronic commerce
6	Case studies in electronic commerce
7	Consumer protection in electronic commerce
8	Costs and benefit aspects
9	Digital goods and products
10	Electronic commerce application fields
11	Enterprise Portals
12	Innovative business models
13	Supply, Demand and Value chains
14	Business Process Re-engineering
15	Interorganizational systems, virtual organizations, and virtual markets
16	Workflow management and Collaboration
17	Management of dynamic collaborative networks
18	Complex adaptive and selforganising systems
19	Distributed work and knowledge flows in business networks
20	Business data exchange format and standards
21	Enterprise application integration to support service delivery
22	Digital cities, Digital regions, Rural networking
23	eGovernance and eInclusion,
24	Electronic Public Services for Citizens and enterprises:One-stop Government, Sin
25	G2G, G2B, G2C and G2E models
26	Government Process Reengineering and redesigning cooperation within and between
27	Frameworks and guidelines for e-Government
28	Transnational e-Government projects and standards
29	International and regional projects, case studies and international comparisons
30	Strategies, implementation policies and best practices
31	Related Technical aspects
32	Technologies for interoperability and aplication integration
33	Information & communication OPEN platforms
34	User Mobility
35	Unified messaging
36	Agent and Grid technologies
37	Information retrieval and extraction and data mining
38	Knowledge Management
39	Security, privacy, Trustability
40	Smart Cards and biometrics
41	Digital signatures and Certificates
42	Standards for information interchange and processes, interoperability and semant
43	Emerging Standards for Web Data (XML, XSL, RDF etc)
44	Semantic Web, Ontologies
45	Web data models and metadata
46	Knowledge discovery of Web data
47	Web data mining and analysis
48	E-service location, selection, brokering
49	E-service composition, invocation and delivery
50	E-service monitoring, personalization, management and life cycle
51	XML-based protocols and description languages
52	Service-based architectures and their underlying technology
53	Service-oriented application development
54	Standards for e-services
55	Legal, social, cross-cultural issues
56	socio-economic research in the governance of networked organisations
57	e-government models and legal issues.
58	e-Democracy strategies, citizen participation in local public affairs
59	e-Governance tools for policymaking in governments and in policy networks
60	New organisational arrangements: ad-hoc co-operation and coalition between publi
61	Institutional change and IT-driven modernisation of public governance structures
62	Intellectual property licensing
63	Reputation and trust mechanisms and issues