IEEE SERVICES 2020 Workshops Program

• ANNOUNCEMENT: WORKSHOP PAPER TYPES & IMPORTANT DATES

  
  

  Due to the new schedule for SERVICES Congress 2020, the following due dates for workshops have been revised:
  Paper Submission Deadline:
  April 6 June 12 June 26, 2020
  Notification to Authors:
  April 27 July 3 July 20, 2020
  Camera-ready & Registration:
  May 15 July 20 August 3, 2020
  
  To broaden participation, some workshops accept submissions of regular papers (6 pages), short papers (4 pages) and concise papers (2 pages). Please check the CFP of each workshop for details. NOTE: All papers, once accepted, must be registered.

• 2nd IEEE SERVICES Workshop on Big Data for Public Health Policy Making (BigPHP)
  

  The workshop will bring together researchers of different disciplines, policy makers and clinicians, from academia and industry, all sharing a common goal: to go beyond the frontier of today's public health policy making process by envisioning how to exploit the full potential of Big Data Analytics in ways compliant with the principles and needs of modern societies, like satisfying security and privacy requirements.
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• 2nd IEEE SERVICES Workshop on Knowledge Networks (KN)
  

  This workshop aims to bring together researchers and industrial practitioners to discuss and exchange innovative ideas, results, work-in-progress and case studies in the Knowledge Graph, DIKW architecture and Knowledge Network.
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• The 1st IEEE SERVICES Workshop on Crossover Services (IWCS)
  

  Crossover or cross-domain is becoming an innovative strategy for enterprises to expand their products, services and markets. Crossover and convergence promote the cross-enterprise, cross-field or cross-industry collaborations, and result in innovative business models, brand-new products, or services. In a word, the crossover trend becomes increasingly prevalent.
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• The 2nd IEEE SERVICES Workshop on Network Services (NS)
  

  Network services significantly impact performance of higher layer services/applications. The behavior of an end-to-end network service is the result of the combination of the individual network function behaviors as well as the behaviors of the network infrastructure composition mechanism. Therefore, it is necessary to rethink the existing strategies to maintain quality of service (QoS) and quality of experience (QoE).
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• The 1st IEEE SERVICES Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Services Adaption (AISA)
  

  This workshop aims to bring together world-leading researchers and industrial practitioners interested in intelligence services adaption including: (1) theoretical model and computational framework; (2) adaptation process enabling technology; (3) services evolution, efficiency evaluation and optimization; (4) intelligent service adaptation tools and platform; (5) real-world application of intelligent service adaptation.
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• The 1st IEEE SERVICES Workshop on the Software Integrating Collective Service, Intelligence and Ecosystem (COSINE): A New Software Development Methodology and Environment)
  

  This Workshop aims at opening a new insight in a hot topic for both research and industry. In this session on Services in COSINE Software, our aim is to gather industry and academia with respect to the applications of services technology in this important area.
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• The 1st IEEE SERVICES Workshop on Data-centric Workflows on Heterogeneous Infrastructures: Challenges and Directions (DAWHI)
  

  The workshop aims to establish a platform for researchers from service computing, scientific workflow management, cloud computing, big data, and relevant communities to exchange the latest experience and research ideas on data-centric applications across heterogeneous infrastructures.
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• The 1st IEEE SERVICES Workshop on Satellite Edge Computing (WoSEC)
  

  Our main theme through discussions in the workshop is the theory and technologies of satellite edge computing.
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• The 2nd IEEE SERVICES Workshop on Cyber Security and Resilience in the Internet of Things (CSRIOT)
  

  This workshop focuses on both the theoretical & practical aspects of the security, privacy, trust and resilience of IoT networks, devices, applications, and services as well as novel ways of dealing with their vulnerabilities and mitigating sophisticated cyber-attacks.
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• The 1st IEEE SERVICES Workshop on Future Internet of Things Services (FIOTS)
  

  This workshop invites submission of paper in the research area of future of IoT Services in the IoT ecosystems but not limited to just the IoT Services.
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• The 8th IEEE SERVICES Workshop on Software Engineering FOR/IN the Cloud (FORINC)
  

  The goal of this workshop is to strengthen the cross-fertilization of advances from software engineering, services and cloud computing.
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