COMPUTE 2012
January 23rd-24th, 2012
Call for Papers
With the advent of
information age/knowledge age powered by internet, increasingly large
amount of information is becoming accessible electronically. The
internet has promoted and speeded the growth of information.
Unfortunately most of the information artifacts are designed and
developed for consumption by humans. The internet today is growing at an
astounding pace and today has more than 34 Billion web pages. The
internet is now an ocean with various kinds of artifacts.
Similar to the
internet the enterprises systems are growing in size, large software
frameworks are being deployed. The dynamic business scenarios are
prompting mergers and acquisitions due to which different IT systems are
interfaced with each other. This is increasing the complexities of the
systems and there is significant learning curve to understand such
applications. Enterprises
are facing problems related to comprehension, knowledge representation
and reasoning. 21st century
needs systems that that are less people dependent, able to capture
expert knowledge, and equipped to handle information overload.
Compute 2012
invites submissions from both researchers and practitioners in the broad
area of scalable and intelligent systems. An indicative list of
appropriate topics is as follows
