Conference Areas1.

CLOUD COMPUTING FUNDAMENTALS2.

SERVICES SCIENCE FOUNDATION FOR CLOUD COMPUTING3.

CLOUD COMPUTING PLATFORMS AND APPLICATIONS4.

CLOUD COMPUTING ENABLING TECHNOLOGYAREA 1: CLOUD COMPUTING FUNDAMENTALS    Cloud Computing Architecture    Cloud Standards    Cloud Application Portability    Cloud Interoperability    Cloud Delivery Models    Cloud Deployment Models: Public/Private/Hybrid Cloud    Cloud Risk, Challenges, and Governance    Business Cloud vs.

Software CloudAREA 2: SERVICES SCIENCE FOUNDATION FOR CLOUD COMPUTING    Semantic Web Technologies    Web Services    Service and Systems Design and QoS Network Security    Service-Oriented Architecture    Internet of Services    Service Modeling and Specification    Service Composition    Service Discovery    Service Monitoring and Control    Business Services Realized by IT Services    Service Innovation    Service Operation    Service Strategy    Service Marketing and Management    Information and Service Economy    Human Beings in Service Systems    Enterprise Architectures and ServicesAREA 3: CLOUD COMPUTING PLATFORMS AND APPLICATIONS    Mobility    e-Banking    Social Networks    Cloud Middleware Frameworks    Cloud Application Architectures    Cloud Application Scalability and Availability    SaaS, PaaS, IaaS    COTS and Cloud    Cloudsourcing    Cloud Applications Performance and Monitoring    Development Methods for Cloud Applications    Economics (ROI, Costs, CAPEX/OPEX,…)    Outsourced Production Environments    Collective Intelligence/Crowd Computing    Context-aware Computing and Peer to Peer Computing    e-Business    e-Governance    E-Health    E-LearningAREA 4: CLOUD COMPUTING ENABLING TECHNOLOGY    Troubleshooting and Best Practices    Monitoring of Services, Quality of Service, Service Level Agreements    Cloud Security    Performance Development and Management    Cloud Ilities (Scalability, Availability,Reliability)    Load Balancing    Autonomic Computing    Virtualization Technologies    Utility Computing vs.

Cloud Computing    Grid Computing vs.

Cloud Computing    Disaster Recovery