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1st edition of Blockchain for Process and Information Science (B4PIS24)
September 9-13th, 2024Vienna, Austria
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IMPORTANT DATES
- *Paper submission: June 30th, 2024*
- Notification of acceptance: July 19th, 2024
- Final version: September 29th, 2024
- Workshop: September 9-13th, 2024
WORKSHOP SCOPE
Nowadays, in an interconnected society, the increasing need for
coordination among different organizations requires innovative solutions
built upon trustworthy systems. To achieve such an effective digital
transformation, organisations need to bridge the gap between business,
information, processes and technologies. This problem has been tackled by
research on process and information science.
Information science is an integrated set of components to collect,
manipulate, classify, store, and process data to produce information,
knowledge, and digital solutions.
In such a context, Blockchain can bring huge advantages by guaranteeing the
integrity and immutability of data without relying on a central entity,
permitting a tamper-proof execution of contractual obligations among the
involved organizations. However, recent challenges should be addressed,
especially in supporting multiple blockchain platforms and related smart
contracts, breaking the technological barriers for enterprises
The primary objective of B4PIS workshop aims to investigate the potential
of blockchain technology within the fields of process and information
science. This investigation seeks to address and overcome current
technological challenges, promoting innovative approaches to the design and
implementation of blockchain-based information systems and enterprise
applications, as well as their broader societal impact.
TOPICS:
The workshop accepts research papers presenting conceptual, technical,
application-oriented and case-study contributions. The themes of this
workshop include but are not limited to:
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Blockchain migration strategies for processes, enterprise applications,
and data
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Blockchain suitability assessment for enterprise applications
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Role of blockchain in non-functional application requirements
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Security and privacy aspects in blockchain-based systems
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Sustainability aspects on blockchain-based systems
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Domain Specific Languages and meta-models for blockchains and
applications
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Data privacy and confidentiality on blockchain-based systems
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Trusted-by-design blockchain-based systems
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On-chain and off-chain data management and integration
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Performance, scalability, and optimization for blockchain-based systems
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Case studies and lessons learned for blockchain-based systems
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Auditing and monitoring on blockchain-based systems
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Data quality assessment for blockchain-based systems
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Process mining techniques for blockchain-based systems
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Verification, validation and testing techniques for blockchain-based
systems
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Software architectures for blockchain-based systems
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Interoperable and collaborative solutions for blockchain-based systems
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Oracles for blockchain-based systems
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Technological barriers and legal implications to blockchain adoption
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Modeling aspects for blockchain-based systems
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Design, implementation, deployment and maintenance of blockchain-based
systems
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Blockchain for Identity management in enterprise applications
PROCEEDINGS
Accepted papers will be published in joint Springer LNBIP proceedings.
SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
Papers must be original, unpublished and submitted electronically in PDF
format no later than June 30, 2024. All submissions will be handled through
the EasyChair conference management system, accessible at the following
link:
https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=biweek2024
Please remember to select the track "BI Week 2024 - Workshops - B4PIS24"
Contributions must be written in English and prepared using Springer LNBIP
style.
- Full papers (16 pages long, including figures and references) should
present technical contributions, case studies or detailed experience
reports.
- Short papers (8 pages long) should advocate preliminary results or
work-in-progress are encouraged as well.
PROGRAM Co-CHAIRS
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Giovanni Meroni, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
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Andrea Morichetta, University of Camerino, Italy
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Mattia Salnitri, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
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