[DBWorld] Final call - Registrations still open for CAiSE 21 (Virtual edition)
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CAiSE 21 (Virtual edition)
33rd International Conference on
Advanced Information Systems Engineering
Register now! It is FREE and MANDATORY for all participants.
Registration: https://caise21.org/register/
CAiSE 21 will continue its tradition as the premiere venue for =
innovative and rigorous research across the whole spectrum of Information =
Systems Engineering with a special emphasis on the theme of Intelligent =
Information=E2=80=AFSystems. This year=E2=80=99s theme acknowledges the hig=
h level of =
uncertainty that organisations have to deal with, and the increasing need =
to respond through Intelligent Information Systems that provide trusted, =
adaptive, agile, and autonomous solutions. =
This year the conference will feature 33 papers in the main track,
5 workshops and two co-located events: 22nd International Working =
Conference on Business Process Modeling, Development, and Support (BPMDS 21=
) =
and 26th International Working Conference on Evaluation and Modelling =
Methods for Systems Analysis and Development (EMMSAD 21). The conference =
will also have three renowned keynote speakers, 2 tutorials and a doctoral =
consortium. =
Due to COVID-19, the event will be virtual. It will be held via Zoom =
and the event platform Whova. =
We hope to see you at the conference!
Program: https://caise21.org/program/
Events and workshops: https://caise21.org/events-workshop/
Event hosted by the Information Systems Group, School of Computing and =
Information Systems at the University of Melbourne.
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