ServiceWave’s Scientific Track seeks research submissions on the Future of the Internet of Services related (but not limited to) topics such as

• architectural concepts for the Future Internet,
  
• business service modelling,
  
• dynamic service orchestration and choreography,
  
• high-level service description languages,
  
• internet of things,
  
• grid-technologies,
  
• infrastructure virtualisation,
  
• interplay between economy and network architectures,
  
• mobile internet services and applications,
  
• protocols and service paradigms in future networks,
  
• quality of service,
  
• resource management,
  
• service applications,
  
• service design theory,
  
• service engineering,
  
• service infrastructures,
  
• service level agreements,
  
• service-oriented architecture,
  
• operating systems for service-based applications,
  
• tool support,
  
• testing service-based systems,
  
• trust and security issues of service-based systems.

ServiceWave also solicits submissions from the industrial community covering the state of practice and real-world experience in service engineering. Industry papers should describe innovative service-based implementations, novel applications of service-oriented technology as well as insights and improvements to the state-of-practice. Case studies from practitioners emphasizing applications, service technology, system deployment, organizational ramifications, or business impact are especially welcome. Papers should provide sufficient details on the application domain, the service-oriented techniques used, the issues surrounding actual implementations and applications, and the lessons learned in the field.