[UAI] CFP - Workshop on Agent Technologies for e-Services (ATES 2002)

From: Simeon J. Simoff (simeon@arch.usyd.edu.au)
Date: Tue May 21 2002 - 22:10:21 PDT

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    **Call for Papers**

    Workshop on Agent Technologies for e-Services ATES 2002
    http://www.cmis.csiro.au/ATES2002

    to be held in conjunction with Net.ObjectDays 2002 (NODe 2002)
    October 7-10, 2002, Erfurt, Germany

    Workshop Chair
    Dr. Ryszard Kowalczyk
    CSIRO Mathematical and Information Sciences, Australia
    (ryszard.kowalczyk@csiro.au)

    The aim of the workshop is to explore and promote the use of software agent
    technologies for e-services including automation support for dynamic and
    collaborative discovery, creation, composition, execution, delivery,
    monitoring and management of e-services.

    Topics of the Workshop

    The topics of the workshop include (but are not restricted to) the following
    issues:

    * Agents for customer profiling and identification of needs for e-services
    * E-service modeling and description (e.g. agent-based workflow, ontology,
    semantic web)
    * Agent communication and interactions in e-services (e.g. ACL, protocols)
    * Agent-based e-service discovery and selection (e.g. search, filtering,
    brokering, matching)
    * Agents for e-service creation, composition and integration (e.g.
    generation, coordination, collaboration, interoperability)
    * Agent-mediated e-service contracting (e.g. RFQ, auctions, negotiations,
    exchanges)
    * Agents-based e-service execution and delivery (e.g. direct, ASP,
    e-portals, mobile, wireless)
    * Agents for e-service monitoring, control and management
    * Quality of e-services (e.g. agents for evaluation, analysis and assurance
    of QoS)
    * Agent-related e-service security, privacy and legal aspects
    * Agent-based platforms, infrastructure and systems for e-services
    * Agent-based e-service applications (e.g. in e-Commerce, e-Business,
    e-Government, e-Health, e-Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Customer
    Relation Management, Virtual Enterprises, networked and portable information
    appliances, mobile devices, multimedia e-services, etc)

    For more information, please contact the workshop chair. Further information
    on ATES'2002 and NODe'2002 is also available at
    http://www.cmis.csiro.au/ATES2002 and http://www.netobjectdays.org .

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