Welcome

The objective of EADD track is to provide researchers and software architects the opportunity to present their observations, experiences and research in the area of production-level enterprise applications. The aim of integrate academic research and industry level research, introduce the best practices, state of the art and mostly production level experience impacting the development, design, maintenance, scalability and other software quality attributes.

Accepted camera ready papers are due December 7, '15

Full Papers Accepted

• Automated Development of Constraint-Driven Web Applications
• On Security Level Usage in Context-aware Role-based Access Control
• Dynamically Reconfigurable Trust Policies for Untrustworthy Third-party Components

Poster Papers Accepted

• Social Business Process Monitoring
• Goal Achievement Analysis based on LTL Checking and Decision Tree for Improvements of PAIS
• Designing SSD-friendly Applications for Better Application Performance and Higher IO Efficiency
• Method for Decomposition of Monolithic Enterprise Applications

Congratulations!

Length

- the full paper length is 6 pages + 2 pages at extra charge (max of 8 pages)

- the poster length is 3 pages + 1 page at extra charge (max of 4 pages).

Due dates

Camera-ready copies of accepted papers/SRC must be sent until Dec 7, 2015

Author's registration due date is Dec 18, 2015

Instructions / Checklist

Instructions checklist on how to prepare your camera-ready copy of your paper/poster/SRC. Please read them very carefully.

1. Prepare your camera-ready paper using the posted template except for the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) and the copyright notice at the bottom of the first page
2. Complete your ACM online copyright after receiving an email from ACM on how to complete your copyright form; you will receive the email by Nov. 30th
3. Upon completing your ACM online copyright form, you will receive a confirmation email from ACM. Find the DOI & the appropriate copyright notice of your paper included the confirmation email and add them to your camera-ready paper
4. Make sure that all fonts in your final camera-ready paper are embedded
5. Go to the START submission system, fill in the details, and upload your camera-ready paper (PDF) as well as the source file (either Word or zipped LaTex).