SIIE 2011 Marrakech

4th. International Conference on Information Systems and Economic Intelligence

February 17, 18 and 19th., 2011 at Marrakech (Morocco)

Thematic keynotes & tutorials

(Websites: www.siie.fr & http://siie2011.loria.fr)

Important dates:

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Papers due (deadline): Novembre 7th., 2010 Notification of acceptance: December 15th., 2010 Final paper & Camera-ready due: January 8 th., 2011 Registration for authors (deadline): January 15 th., 2011 Conference: February 17, 18 et 19 th., 2011 The 10 best paper awards: February 19 th., 2011

Description

The conference aims to develop the dialogue between experts and researchers from public and private, to acquire basic and experimental on Information Systems and Business Intelligence (or economic intelligence (EI) in French terminology) (SIIE). This promotes, in a risk environment, technologies related to economic intelligence. The dynamic of EI depends on the control of knowledge and requires competences to design the best strategies and ensure that decision-makers to take the right decisions. The international conference SIIE will be held in its fourth edition at Marrakech in February 2011, after the first three successful editions in Tunisia. The 2011 conference is supported by the University of La Manouba (Tunisia), the University of Nancy (France), the High Institute of Applied Engineering - IGA (Marocco) and is sponsored by the Higher Education Ministry of Marocco, (...), and IEEE. The first three editions (2008, 2009 and 2010) have allowed academic researchers and economic actors to achieve completed projects. The goal of SIIE is to continue in this way by creating opportunities, ideas and innovative ways to enhance projects, and build connections between universities and industries on both sides of the Mediterranean sea. SIIE'2011 includes lectures, tutorials, sessions and panels by experts, to identify new approaches and knowledge in economic intelligence, applied research and feedback. This will allow the emergence of new clusters in competive intelligence. In a friendly framework, pleasant and cordial life context, the SIIE conference has always been thought to promote the weaving of trust networks between actors in academia, industry and political. The expert recommendations and advices will help the SIIE community to find solutions to their many questions and problems.

Program days:

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1 - Keynotes & Tutorials:

• February 17, 18 and 19th., 2011 (AM.): each day a keynote and a tutorial in plenary session, given

by guest speakers, experts in their field. The objective is to develop theory, models and applications.

2 - Parallel sessions:

• February 17 and 18th., 2011 (PM.): twelve parallel sessions of oral presentations of the best

research projects selected by the scientific committee. The presentations will bring together current work of senior and junior researchers from academia and industry (research, demonstrations, prototypes and softwares).

3 - Panels:

• February 17 and 18th., 2011 (PM.): two thematic panels in plenary session on topical issues in the

world of business and governance.

Topics of interest:

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1 - Information System and Economic Intelligence: 
A.  Conceptual models of information systems 
B.  Data warehousing
C.  Data mining and information retrieval

2 - Collaborative Information retrieval: 
A.  Trends in internal and external enterprise monitoring tools and E.I. tools 
B.  Strategic information and economic intelligence systems 
C.  Collaborative work and filtering, information collection and analysis in information retrieval systems

3 - Languages and knowledge industries: 
A.  Information heterogeneous or multilingual, process analysis and design corpus of information 
B.  Mapping of resources, indexing and knowledge management
C.  Annotation and decision making

4 - Economic Intelligence and Management: 
A.  Integration of EI concepts in enterprises: industry: experiences and case studies 
B.  Concepts, processes and actions in EI: research and applications 
C.  Key success factors of EI and performance measures 

5 - Cognitive and social dimensions in watch and EI processes:
A.  Multidimensional approaches of "information need" notion 
B.  Cognitive and social dimensions of information practices 
C.  Integration of monitoring and EI tools

6 - Information Management and knowledge sharing: 
A.  Enterprise organizational memory, management of operational know-how 
B.  Taking into consideration of adapted means of description: towards multimedia 
C.  Information, competitive, and technological intelligence 
D.  Managing information overload 

7 - Intelligent e-Technology:
A.  Intelligent Human-Web Interaction
B.  Semantics and Ontology Engineering
C.  Web Mining, Web agents and Web Services
D.  Security, Integrity, Privacy and Trust of systems

8 - Information systems governance: 
A.  Production of value and strategic alignment
B.  Resource management, risk measurement and performance of information systems
C.  Norms and methods

• Mounia Abik, (IEEE Morocco section & ENSIAS - Université Mohammed V Souissi Rabat, Morocco)
• Driss Aboutajdine, (IEEE Morocco section & Faculté des Sciences, université Mohammed V-Agdal - Rabat, Morocco)
• Serge Agostinelli, (LSIS UMR CNRS 6168 - Université Paul Cezanne Aix-Marseille III, France)
• Karim Baïna, (ENSIAS - Université Mohammed V Souissi Rabat, Morocco)
• Mohamed Bayad, (CEREFIGE – Nancy Université, France)
• Henda Ben Ghezala (ENSI - Université de la Manouba & Présidente de l’Université, Tunisie)
• Abdelmajid Ben Hamadou, (Lab. MIRACL Université de Sfax, Tunisia)
• Nacer Boudjlida, (LORIA - Nancy Université/Nancy 1, France)
• Bouchaïb Bounabat, (ENSIAS - Université Mohammed V Souissi Rabat, Morocco)
• Anne Boyer, (LORIA - Nancy Université/Nancy 2, France).
• Stéphane Chaudiron, (Université de Lille 3, France)
• Mohammed El Mohajir, (co-Chair IEEE Morocco section & Faculty of Science Dhar Mahraz - Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdelah University, Morocco)
• Mohammad Essaaidi, (Chair of IEEE Morocco section & Faculty of Science of Abdelmalek Essaadi University, Morocco)
• André Flory, (INSA de Lyon, France)
• Mohamed Mohsen Gammoudi (Université Carthage 7 Novembre, Tunisia)
• Malek Ghenima, (ESCE - Université de la Manouba, Tunisia)
• Luc Grivel, (Université de Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, France)
• Parina Hassanaly, (IEP d’Aix-en-Provence, France)
• Mohamed Hassoun (ENSSIB de Villeurbanne, France)
• Amina Kadri-Messaid (Université d'Alger - CREAD, Algeria)
• Ismaïl Kassou, (ENSIAS - Université Mohammed V Souissi de Rabat, Morocco)
• Okba Kazar, (Département d'informatique - Université de Biskra, Algeria)
• Mohamed Khalidi Idrissi, (Département de Génie Informatique, Université Mohamed V Rabat, Morocco)
• María López-Huertas, (Universidad de Granada, Spain)
• Alain Mille (LIRIS – Université Claude Bernard Lyon1, France)
• Serge Miranda, (Faculté des Sciences, Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis, France)
• Peter Ohly, (GESIS - Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften – Bonn, Germany)
• Aris M. Ouksel, (Dept. of Information and Decision Sciences - University of Illinois at Chicago, USA)
• Pascal Pecquet, (Université de Montpellier 1, France)
• Jean-Marie Pinon, (INSA de Lyon, France)
• Azim Roussanaly, (LORIA - Nancy Université/Nancy 2, France)
• Marie-Christine Rousset, (LIG – Université de Grenoble, France)
• Sofiane Saadi, (NT2S Consulting Inc. - Vancouver, Canada & Cabinet LOGE, Algeria)
• Guy Saint Leger, (ESC Saint-Etienne, France)
• Sahbi Sidhom, (LORIA - Nancy Université/Nancy 2, France)
• Kamel Smaili, (LORIA - Nancy Université/Nancy 2 France)
• Klaus Solberg Søilen, (Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden)
• Ustun Yildiz, (University of California - Davis, USA)