35th International Conference on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises (WETICE 2027)

The 35th International Conference on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises (WETICE 2027) covers various topics related to enabling technologies for collaborative enterprises, including cloud computing, blockchain applications, data analytics, and artificial intelligence in collaborative systems.

Key Topics

• Intelligent manufacturing platforms
• Cloud computing for collaboration
• Collaboration in digital strategies
• Collaborative supply chain management
• Copyright protection in collaborative processes
• Data and its science
• Complex networks science
• Network visualisation and analytics
• Social media analysis
• Computational social science
• Distributed database technologies
• Data analytics and fraud detection
• Data privacy, anonymity, and confidentiality
• Distributed systems theory
• Consensus and fault tolerance algorithms
• Decentralized autonomous organization
• Distributed cryptographic algorithms and protocols
• Formal verification and model checking
• Distributed systems infrastructure
• Blockchain-based applications and services
• Blockchain platforms and smart contracts
• Decentralized application development
• Peer-to-peer communication protocols and systems
• Performance and scalability issues
• Internet of things and cyberphysical systems
• Performance and safety of autonomous agents systems
• Internet of things enabled collaboration
• Distributed platforms for IoT
• Systems engineering
• Architecture, scalability, governance, and interoperability
• Functional validation and conformance testing
• System monitoring and analysis
• Model-based testing and combinatorial testing
• Artificial intelligence tools for collaborative systems
• Natural language processing
• Computer vision
• Reinforcement learning
• Explainable AI (XAI)
• Generative adversarial networks (GANs)
• Healthcare systems
• Human-robot collaboration
• Regulatory and standards frameworks
• Smart energy systems
• AI in healthcare
• AI for social good
• Robotics and AI
• Autonomous vehicles

Who should Attend

• Researchers in collaborative systems and AI
• Professionals in data science and analytics
• Healthcare system developers
• Experts in distributed systems and blockchain
• Technologists in smart energy systems
• AI and robotics engineers
• Manufacturing and supply chain professionals
• Cybersecurity experts
• Government regulators and policymakers
• Industry leaders in autonomous systems