Abstract Deadline: August 15, 2008
Paper Deadline: September 15, 2008

This conference, which uses Open Conference Systems developed by the Public Knowledge Project, enables participants to submit abstracts online at http://sim.unisa.edu.au/iciia/submit.php.

Presentations can include:

Call for Papers Announcement

Paper submission format: PDF / Word

Conference Tracks

1. Innovating using mobile technologies

This track covers the following topics (unlimited to other relevant topics in this field)

• Mobile technologies in customer care
• Field force enablement
• Mobile learning applications
• Location based marketing
• Using mobile technologies in asset management
• Innovation using RFID and GPS technologies
• Case Studies on Value Creation by Mobile Applications
• Mobile Group Support
• Using mobile solutions to Enhance the Quality of Personal Life
• Experiences from the Fields of m-Health and m-Government
• Mobile Game development
• Ubiquitous computing
• Ubiquitous computing
• Mobile commerce
• Mobile P2P
• Mobile storage management
• Mobile data management
• Mobile service

2. Innovation in Geographical Information Systems (GIS)

This track covers the following topics (unlimited to other relevant topics in this field)

• Landscape Analysis and Simulation
• Spatial Data Structure and Models
• Innovative Application of Geographical Information System (GIS) and Remote Sensing on Ecosystem Management

3. Leadership in ICT Innovation

This track covers the following topics (unlimited to other relevant topics in this field)

• Role of CEOs, CIOs, IT Operations Directors, Problem Managers, Service Desk
• ICT strategy making
• Using ICT to influence public policy making
• ICT for social changes

4. ICT and Global Collaboration (unlimited to other relevant topics in this field)

• Supporting international research
• Business development and outsourcing
• ICT for organisational learning
• Collaborative Information Systems

5. ICT and Community Services (unlimited to other relevant topics in this field)

This track covers the following topics
• ICT Support for Health
• Government ICT initiatives
• ICT enablement in Community groups and agencies

6. Information Systems development and Systems Integration (unlimited to other relevant topics in this field)

• Databases and Systems Integration
• Artificial Intelligence
• Knowledge Systems and Decision Support Systems
• Information Systems Analysis and Specification
• Software Agents and Internet Computing
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Computational Intelligence
• Bioinformatics
• Mobile Information System
• Mobile Database
• Mobile Application Development


7. Data and Information Security (unlimited to other relevant topics in this field)

• Information Security
• Information Security model and framework
• Information Security Threat and risk analysis
• Cryptography

8. Corporate Information Systems (unlimited to other relevant topics in this field)

• ERP systems
• CRM systems
• Financial systems
• Business Intelligence
• IT governance

9. Australasian Track on Information Quality (unlimited to other relevant topics in this field)

• Information Quality Concepts, Principles and Definitions
• Information Quality Models and Frameworks
• Information Quality/ Data Quality Metrics and Assessment
• Data Integration and Data Cleansing
• Data Quality in Databases, Data Warehouse and Data Mining
• Information Quality/ Data Quality in Asset Management
• Information Quality in Health Care, Accounting and Insurance
• Information Quality in Government and Corporate Governance
• Issues of Trust and Social Aspects of Information Quality
• Information Quality in Risk Management
• Information Quality on the Web and Internet
• Information Quality and Enterprise Architecture
• Metadata Management for Information Quality
• Information Quality Strategies, Policies, Standards and Regulatory Compliance
• Information Quality Research Directions
• Information Quality/ Data Quality Case Studies

10. Online Innovations (Chaired by Dr. Latif Al-Hakim)
This track deals with the concepts, theory and applications of online innovations such as
• e-sales,
• e-banking,
• e-transaction,
• e-collaboration,
• e-procurement,
• e-auction,
• e-markets,
• e-voting / e-democracy,
• e-health,
• e-banking,
• e-conferencing,
• e-booking and
• any other e-service innovations.
Case studies, benchmarking studies, cost/benefits analysis, studies related to enabling technologies, and future directions for online innovations are also welcomed.

11. Other ICT application and innovation studies