[AISWorld] QMMQ 2016 Deadline extended: 27th June

elena.kornyshova at cnam.fr elena.kornyshova at cnam.fr
Mon Jun 13 08:16:33 EDT 2016


Dear Colleagues,

The deadline for submissions to the 3rd workshop on Quality of Models and
Models of Quality QMMQ'16 in conjunction with ER 2016 has been extended to
27th June.


Apologies for Cross-Posting. Please send it to interested colleagues,
researchers and students. Many thanks.


       Call for Papers
3rd workshop on Quality of Models and Models of Quality QMMQ'16
In conjunction with the
35th International Conference on Conceptual Modeling (ER2016)
to be held in Gifu, Japan. from Nov. 14-17, 2016

http://qmmq2016.cnam.fr/

*Scope*
Information Systems practices are evolving rapidly in the Internet age. We
are witnessing the emergence of collaborative designs, user generated
contents, crowdsourcing information systems and other non-traditional
methods based Information systems. Consequently, a new challenge facing
the researchers as well as practitioners is how to ensure the quality of
such systems?
The QMMQ workshop series intend to provide a space for fruitful exchanges
involving both researchers and practitioners having a variety of interests
such as: data quality, information quality, system quality as well as
models, methods, processes and tools for managing quality. The aim of the
workshop is twofold. Firstly, to provide an opportunity for researchers
and industry developers working on various aspects of information systems
quality to exchange research ideas and results and discuss them. Secondly,
to promote research on information systems and conceptual modeling quality
to the broader conceptual modeling research community attending ER 2016.
Data and information in general need to be of high quality to be valuable.
However, this quality, to be ensured, requires reliable IS that can only
be designed with a precise ontological commitment. Moreover, research on
quality needs more contributions based on experimentation to provide
empirical evidences of successful IS design. Empirical Software
Engineering techniques and protocols should be followed in the conceptual
modeling to provide reliable and useful results to assess IS quality.

*Topics of interest*
- Quality constructs, models and ontologies
- Quality measures and instruments
- Experiments for validating quality models, measures and instruments
- Methodological issues of research on IS quality
- Method and tool support for improving and monitoring quality
- Quality of requirements engineering artifacts and processes
- Quality of models and meta-models
- Quality of ontologies and reference models
- Data quality
- Big data quality
- Quality of decision-making processes and models
- Quality modeling languages
- Ontological analysis of conceptual modeling grammars
- Cost/benefit analysis of quality assurance processes
- Quality assurance practices: case studies and experiences
- Experiments and case studies on quality evaluation.

*Important dates*
Paper submission	24 June 2016
Author notification	11 July 2016
Camera-ready		25 July 2016
Author registration	29 July 2016
Workshop dates	14-17 November 2016

*Submission*
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=qmmq2016
Authors’ guideline: http://qmmq2016.cnam.fr/?content=guidelines

*Co-organizers*
Samira SI-SAID – CHERFI (Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, France)
Oscar PASTOR (Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain)
Elena KORNYSHOVA (Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, France)

*Program Committee* (to be completed)
Jacky AKOKA (CNAM, France)
Said ASSAR (Telecom Ecole de Management, France)
Marko  Bajec (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Lotfi BOUZGUENDA (ISMIS, Tunisia)
Cristina CACHERO (Universidad de Alicante, Spain)
Isabelle COMYN-WATTIAU (CNAM-ESSEC, France)
Sophie DUPUY-CHESSA (Grenoble University, France)
Cesar GONZALEZ-PEREZ (Spanish National Research Council, Institute of
Heritage Sciences, Spain)
Roberto E. LOPEZ-HERREJON (Johannes Kepler Universität, Austria)
Raimundas MATULEVICIUS (University of Tartu, Estonia)
Jeffrey PARSONS (University of Newfoundland, Canada)
Jolita RALYTE (   University of Geneva, Switzerland)
Sudha RAM (University of Arizona, USA)
Camille SALINESI (CRI, Université de Paris1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Guttorm SINDRE (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway)
Pnina SOFFER (IS Department, University of Haifa, Israel)






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