Authors are invited to submit original, unpublished research papers that are not under review for any other conference, workshop, or journal. Papers must be written in English. The contributions should address research questions that relate to one of the topics listed above.
We particularly encourage:
The questions addressed should both be practically relevant and appealing to the general IS field. Full papers should include a systematic evaluation of the contribution and relate this contribution to related scientific work. Short papers may present work supported by preliminary evidence only.
Submitted papers will be peer-reviewed by at least 3 reviewers. Papers are evaluated in terms of originality, significance, technical soundness, and clarity.
Submissions for full papers must not exceed 18 pages (including main contents and references) in the final camera-ready paper style. Short papers can cover up to 8 pages (including main contents and references). Submissions must be laid out according to the final camera-ready formatting instructions and must be submitted in PDF format.
Submissions for full papers must not exceed 18 pages (including main contents and references) in the final camera-ready paper style. Short papers can cover up to 8 pages (including main contents and references). Submissions must be laid out according to the final camera-ready formatting instructions and must be submitted in PDF format.
Each accepted paper must have one of its authors registered to the conference before the camera-ready deadline. The conference organizers reserve the right of removing a paper from the proceedings if no author is officially registered by the camera-ready deadline. Moreover, only papers that have been presented by their authors during the conference will be published in the conference proceedings.
The final proceedings will be published by Springer Verlag in their Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS). Author instructions can be found at: https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-guidelines
It is mandatory to submit manuscripts in electronic form (in PDF format). Papers should be submitted at
Authors of accepted papers must submit a zip file that includes:
Detailed instructions can be found here
As mentioned also in the above pdf file, the licence and the templates can be found at https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-guidelines.
When filling the licence form, please use the following information:
The conference has two types of registration.
Each accepted paper must be associated with one registration of an author to the conference. Each author registration can only be associated with a single accepted paper. Every author registration must be performed before the deadline, according to the instructions provided by the chairs.
Registrations can be canceled up to four weeks before the beginning of the conference, i.e., before September 05, 2022. If the cancellation is requested, a processing fee of EUR 40,00 shall be deducted. Registrations made by authors to secure the inclusion of their works in the conference's proceedings shall not be canceled. Non-attendance and non-participation in the social events of the conference shall not be considered as a reason for refund.
The joint CoopIS and EDOC conferences provide sponsors with a carefully selected, high-level audience with which to interact. Leading technologists mingle with brand names, world-renowned scientists and key business users from various application markets to provide a unique networking experience. In addition, carefully placed speaker slots and named sessions ensure your brand is showcased in a targeted environment. We offer 3 main sponsorship packages to help you meet a range of visibility and lead generation needs. Please feel free to contact us to discuss these and tailor our standard offering to your specific needs.
Our target for these joint events is to have over 150 technology vendors, users and integrators, business leaders, leading developers, researchers, investors and analysts in an on-site attendance. CoopIS' and EDOC' 2022 are the ideal meeting places to learn, share, network, forge new partnerships, find new customers and prepare for the multilingual smart future.
Contact the sponsorship team for enquiries, questions and bookings. Email: secr at coopisconference dot org
Details on the conference sponsoring offers (Prizes excl. 20% VAT) are given below:
Silver Package €1.500 | Gold Package €2.500 | Platinium Package €4.500 | |
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Prominent logo placement on the Website | |||
Logo placement in the printed conference program | |||
Display of company logo during plenary speeches | |||
Your leaflet in the attendees box | |||
Mentioning of the sponsors in all social media activities | |||
Two registrations to non-author persons of your choice or one registration for one author at the EDOC+CoopIS forum | |||
Your posters on display at the entrance of the conference location | |||
We cover 2 nights accommodation, you cover your travel costs | |||
Your logo on badges | |||
Promo booth at conference facility |
CoopIS 2022 is hosted by the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, located in the city of Bolzano, Northern Italy. The valley of the river Adige, which carves the Italian Alps, is the home of a vibrant research community with leading researchers in the fields of ontology engineering, knowledge representation, and enterprise architecture. In every available opportunity, Bolzano welcomes you to come to visit, learn, and celebrate its nature, history, and culture in a unique place in the heart of Europe.
Bolzano is located in the center of the Alps, next to the main connection between Italy and Central/Northern Europe at the Brenner pass.
To arrive by air travel, Bolzano offers a small airport, which is connected to some European cities, such as Berlin, London, Düsseldorf, etc - see SkyAlps. Otherwise the nearest airports to Bolzano are Verona, Innsbruck or Bologna. Other well-connected international airports are Milan, Venice, Munich or Rome.
From Verona: the “Valerio Catullo Airport” airport of Verona is connected to the train station of Verona Porta Nuova, via the Aerobus 199 service. From Verona Porta Nuova station, Bolzano is reachable with a single train in around 2 hours. See timetables and book tickets on Trenitalia or Italo. Alternatively, Alto Adige Südtirol Bus offers airport shuttle services between the airport and Bolzano. Tickets cost 50€ - 75€. Similar offers are by Flixbus.
From Innsbruck: The airport of Innsbruck is easily accessed by train or bus. From the train station of Innsbruck you can get to Bolzano in around 2 hours. Check the trains schedule here.
From Bologna: From the Marconi airport of Bologna you can easily reach Bologna Centrale, the main train station, via Marconi Express. From Bologna train station you can get to Bolzano in about 3 hours. Check on Trenitalia or Italo for the train schedule. You can also reach Bolzano by Flixbus buses.
From Milan: From Milano Malpensa airport you can easily reach Milano Centrale, via MalpensaExpress. The Milano Linate airport is connected to the city centre via bus (e.g. linate-shuttle) or metro. From the train station of Milan you can get to Bolzano in around 3 hours. Book tickets on Trenitalia or Italo. Alternatively, Alto Adige Südtirol Bus offers airport shuttle services between those airports and Bolzano. Tickets cost 50€ - 75€. Similar offers are by Flixbus. From Bergamo, the best option is to reach Bolzano by Flixbus. Alternatively, you may reach either Milano Centrale or Brescia by bus (e.g. Terravision or OrioShuttle), and take a train afterwords.
From Venice: Venice has two airports: Venezia Marco Polo and Treviso Canova. Both airports are connected through the regular bus services to the nearest train stations: Venezia Mestre and Venezia Santa Lucia. From the train stations of Venice you can get to Bolzano in around 4 hours (see Trenitalia or Italo). Deutsche Bahn Eurocity operates a train from Venezia Mestre to Bolzano Bozen once daily. Tickets cost 27€ - 40€ and the journey takes 2h 44m. For all other train connections you will have to change in Verona Porta Nuova.
From Munich: If you arrive in Munich, take the S8 (Metro) to the central station. From the central station direct international trains (e.g., DB Bahn and OBB) go to Bozen-Bolzano every two hours, while a cheaper option are buses operated by Flixbus.
From Rome: from Rome, both Trenitalia and Italo offers trains that takes you to Bolzano in 5 hours. Tickets cost about 100€ for a one-way ticket. Check Trenitalia or Italo for more information.
To arrive by train, check out www.trenitalia.it and www.italotreno.it for more information and options. The train station is only a few minutes walking from the city center.
Coming by car, use the Brennero A22 motorway and take the exit Bolzano-Sud if you come from the South (Verona - Trento), and Bolzano-Nord if you come from the North (Munich - Innsbruck). The closest parking places are behind the Central Station (City Parking Bolzano). Tickets cost 1,50€ - 2,50€ per hour, depending on how close the parking lot is to the city center. Here is a list of the public parking lots.
For getting Bolzano by bus, please check out the following service providers: www.altoadigebus.com, www.flixbus.it, www.busgroup.eu.
There are many accommodation options in Bolzano and surroundings, the majority being in the city center.
Hotels in Bolzano