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Plenary Lectures:
Plenary Lecture I:
Challenges In
Multimedia Across Wireless Broadband
Prof. Zoran Bojkovic
Faculty of transport and traffic engineering
University of Belgrade
Vojvode Stepe 305, Belgrade
SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO
bakmaz78@EUnet.yu
Abstract:
This lecture will revolve
around the topics of Audio-Visual Solution, Mobile networks, Multimedia
across global system for mobile (gsm), Mobile ip and wireless atm: mobile
atm, mobile ip, Wireless multimedia delivery, Concept over wireless systems
for universal multimedia information access (uma), Multimedia network using
third generation cdma 2000, Traffic engineering for ip networks, Quality of
service for the next generation networks, Standardization processes.
Plenary
Lecture II:
Contribution
to E-Business Valuation
Prof. Željko Panian
The Graduate School for Economics and Business
University of Zagreb
J. F. Kennedy Sq. 6
CROATIA
zpanian@efzg.hr
http://www.efzg.hr
Abstract:
Today's e-business processes and operations are variable, complex and
intricate. An apparently simple transaction may in fact cross multiple
physical, geographic boundaries, involve many trading partners, and trigger
actions in numerous other business processes. Because these complexities and
interdependencies are too numerous to handle manually, business processes
are inherently wedded to business systems. For that reason, when assessing
value, it's generally meaningless to separate the two concepts. Instead, a
company values the cash inflows and outflows for the unified business
process change on both the IT and business unit sides.
The
lecture
discusses concepts for assessing the value of e-business projects. The
concepts described outline a framework and language for articulating
e-business value rather than strictly defined valuation formula. For each
method, we give insights into the concept, provide some examples, and note
the financial rules to be alert for when assessing value. Where possible, we
provide examples based on real-world business process changes that we have
encountered in our investigation.
Plenary
Lecture III:
Grid Computing
2011-2020: Beyond the Beginnings
Prof. Akshai Aggarwal
School of Computer Science
University of Windsor
Windsor, ON, N9B 3P4
CANADA
akshaia@uwindsor.ca
Abstract:
The address will
present some thoughts on the future of Grid Computing in the next decade.
The projections into the future will be worked out starting from the present
status and the developing scenario. However like all predictions about the
future of any technology, these may be said to be speculative. However it is
only on the basis of such thoughts that one moves ahead in research. It is
expected that the address may provoke inputs from other delegates to the
Conference. Therefore conclusions reached, by the end of the address, may
turn out to be different from the ones on the last slide. |
