IEEE SERVICES 2022 Symposia

• 2022 IEEE International Symposium for Journal 1st-Conference 2nd (J1C2 2022)

  The J1C2 track is a joint effort between the IEEE Transactions on Services Computing (TSC), the IEEE Technical Committee on Services Computing (TCSVC), and IEEE SERVICES.
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• 2022 IEEE International Symposium on Software Services Engineering (ISASSE 2022)

  Software as a Service provides a general framework to encapsulate the underlying software functionalities as products to fulfill various requirements on the customer side. Software Service Engineering (SSE) can benefit from the prevalent body of knowledge and professional practice of software engineering methods and tools, as well as advances in other disciplines. In 2022, we will continue feature SSE sessions in the form of a symposium under the umbrella of the SCC conference.
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• 2022 IEEE International Symposium on Convergence of Cloud & HPC

  Cloud computing is traditionally defined in terms of data and compute virtual services supporting on-demand applications that scale to thousands of simultaneous users. In contrast, High Performance Computing (HPC) is commonly associated with massive supercomputers that run highly parallel programs for small groups of users at a certain time. However, over the last five years, the demands of the scientific and engineering research community have created an evolutionary pressure to merge the best characteristics of these two models. HPC centers have started to offer services based on cloud-native technologies and on the other side, the hyperscalers now increasingly offer large HPC instances and deploy accelerated servers in combination with high-performance interconnects. Furthermore, the AI revolution is a key focus area for hyperscalers as well as HPC centers.
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• 2022 IEEE International Symposium on Quantum Software

  The broad domain of Quantum Software (QSW) covers topics such as (hybrid) quantum software engineering, quantum software development, quantum in the cloud, quantum applications, quantum software analysis & evolution, and more. Our goal is to provide a platform for researchers and practitioners from different areas of quantum computing and (classical) software and service engineering to strengthen the quantum software community. This symposium will feature dedicated sessions under the umbrella of the QSW conference.
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• 2022 IEEE Digital Health Security and Privacy Symposium (DHSP 2022)

  The goal of the Digital Health Security and Privacy Symposium (DHSP) symposium is to provide an international forum connecting data, people and systems towards the secure and privacy aware development and integration of innovative computer, software and applications and improving the support for the transformation of health, medicine and remote patient care.
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• 2022 IEEE ICWS Symposium on Services for Machine Learning

  The ICWS Symposium on Services for Machine Learning aims at bringing together experts from ML, process management, and service integration to create a community focused on understanding and proposing methods for leveraging and measuring ML services when integrated into processes to deliver customer value. We believe this is the missing link in ML research that connects the recent amazing progress to positive user impact.
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• 2022 IEEE International Symposium on Women in Services Computing (WISC 2022)
  

  The goal of the WISC Symposium is to provide an environment for women to exchange both technical and professional ideas and to network, in order to extend their personal associations in the field as a basis for advancement, recognition, mentoring and exchange of ideas.
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• 2022 IEEE International Symposium on Young Experts in Services Computing (YESC 2022)
  

  YESC was created last year with the goal of facilitating the communication and collaboration among worldwide students and young professionals in services computing and to curate rising stars in services computing. The 2nd YESC Symposium aims to advocate and promote “open software services”.
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