Collaborative Online Organizations

Program and accepted papers:

• - Collaborative online organizations workshop will take place in the afternoon of May 6. This is the (tentative) program guide for the workshop.

• 14:00 – 14:05	Opening
  14:05 – 14:30	"An approach for Computing Social Capital using Social Networks Analysis" Ali Alghamdi, Monawar Omar, Abdullah Albuali and Henry Hexmoor, USA
  14:30 – 15:00	"The Impact of Human-Agent Communication in a Collaborative Environment on Shared Mental Model and Team Performance" Nader Hanna and Deborah Richards, Australia
  15:00 – 15:30	"Evaluation of the Utility Function in Terrorist Organizations: the Case of Aum Shinrikyo" Jennifer Haegele and Saad Alqithami, USA
  15:30 – 16:00	Coffee break
  16:00 – 16:30	"Ontology-driven collaborative support for rural enterprise" David Emele, Akanimo Okure and Timothy Norman, UK
  16:30 – 17:00	"Predicting Consumers' Likeness" CheeChian Cheng, Chong Peng and Le Gao, USA
  17:00 – 17:30	"A based Dynamic Role-enabled Multi-Agent Information System" Ayoub Bousselmi, Hayfa Zgaya, Thomas Bourdeaud'Huy and Slim Hammadi, France
  17:30 – 17:45	" Small Team Group Dynamics in Online Games " Brian Guthrie, Kevin Reuter, and Michael Barkdoll, United States
  17:45 – 17:55	Panel Presentation
  17:55 – 18:00	Closing

  
  
  • The Panel:
    - Similar to previous workshop (COOS'13), the panel discussion will take place after paper presentations and will have a rather impromptu nature. It will discuss important issues related to workshop aim and to answer some important questions, such as:
    
    

    	— How do the emerging social networks affect collaboration?
    	— What is expected for online organizations?
    	— Are there killer applications for online organizations?
    	— How can humans and machines best collaborate online?

    
    - If you would like to contribute to this panel and may have more questions/ideas to discuss, please let us hear from you.
  • * NOTE: The complete proceeding of COOS 2014 is available to be accessed from here. (May 7th, 2014)
  • The post-proceeding will be released later and available for access from the LNCS webpage (visit submission section for more details).

• Workshop Update

• - Selected papers will be published for post-proceedings in LNCS. Go to submission section for more details.
• - The workshop will be organized in the afternoon of May 6
• - Extended deadline will be until February 15, 2013
  
• - At least one of the authors of accepted paper must attend and present the paper at the workshop.

• - Workshop notes including all accepted papers will be distributed to AAMAS-2014 registrants in electronic form. Printed workshop notes will NOT be made available to workshop participants. COOS'14 will upload the proceeding on this website after the workshop.

• - Paper Submission start Dec 1st, 2013, and end by the end of Jan 30 Feb 15, 2014.

Important dates