Gyor, HUNGARY - Famulus Hotel and Conference Centre 28-30. October 2009   

The Conference

The Enterprise Information Systems International Conference on Research and Practical Issues of EIS (CONFENIS) is a primary international event of the IFIP TC8 Working Group 8.9.. This program provides an opportunity for academicians and practitioners throughout the world to gather, exchange ideas, and present original research in the field of enterprise information systems. Scientists and professionals are invited to address the current research topics in the area or the research frontier at this unique international forum. The CONFENIS 2009 Conference is sponsored mainly by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP), IFIP TC8, and IFIP TC8 WG8.9 on Enterprise Information Systems, hosted by the John von Neumann Computer Society (NJSZT) and locally organized by and the Community of Scientific and Educational Forum on Business Information Systems (SEFBIS) and the Szechenyi Istvan University (SZE).

A Group of the Participants after the opening ceremony

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The CONFENIS'2009 Conference is over - Epilogue

   

 

Gyor, 30-10-2009

Ladies and Gentlemen, Distinguished Guests! 

The CONFENIS 2009 is over. The closing ceremony is to give a brief overview about the work has been done during the previous year, summarizing the results, and even to thank all the participants playing different roles before and during the conference.

.... the full closing speech is downloadable .....

After expressing my warmest acknowledge to all of the collaborators and participants, I thank you for coming and I whish you a pleasant arriving home. The CONFENIS 2009 conference is officially closed, and I have only one nice task left, to hand the challenge trophy of the conference over to the next organizer, to Rogerio Atem de Carvalho, the colleague from Brazil, and whish him a successful conference in 2010 in Natal. See all of you in Brazil next year!

 Maria Raffai, General Chair of the CONFENIS 2009 IPC

Keynote Speakers

Paul Hawking

    Paul Hawking is one of the leading commentators on ERP systems and specifically SAP solutions. His knowledge is well respected in both industry and academia and accordingly is often required to assist companies with their ERP strategies. He is a senior lecturer at the Victoria University School of Management and Information Systems, and SAP academic program director. He has been a committee member of the SAP Australian User Group for the past six years and is responsible for knowledge transfer. He graduated Diploma of Business Information Technology (Swinburne Institute of Technology, 1992), Master of Business Computing (Victoria University, 1996), and he has doctorate degree in Business Administration (Victoria University). Paul Hawking is one Australia's best selling IT authors having written 10 books that are sold throughout the world. His areas of teaching and research are ERP systems strategy and implementation, and Business Intelligence.

Gerhard Chroust

  Gerhard Chroust joined the IBM Laboratory Vienna in 1966, were he worked on the Formal Definition of PL/I (1967/68), on compiler construction, on a PL/I Compiler for the IBM 8100. 1983-90 he was member of the development team for ADPS (Application Development Project Support), responsible for defining the Process Model. From 1992 to 2007 he was full Professor of Systems Engineering at the Kepler University Linz, Austria, initially at the Institute for Systems Sciences and then head of the Institute of Systems Engineering and Automation. Since 2007 he is professor emeritus. He is Secretary General of the International Federation of Systems Research (IFSR), a former president of the Austrian Society of Informatics and vice-president of the Austrian Society for Cybernetic Studies. Current research and teaching interests are focused on description, implementation and certification of socio-technical systems and on the enactment and support of the necessary development processes. Further research is devoted to cultural differences and human factors in system development, to system research and to component bases software development.  

Radhika Santhanam

     Radhika Santhanam is a Gatton Endowed Research Professor in the Gatton College of Business & Economics, at the University of Kentucky. She has conducted extensive research to understand and enhance user learning of new information technologies.  Recently, along with her doctoral students and colleagues, she has conducted several longitudinal studies on Enterprise Information Systems, and proposed training and learning approaches that can facilitate their successful implementation. Findings from her research have been published in leading information system journals such as, MIS Quarterly, Information Systems Research, Journal of Management Information Systems, Information and Organization, Decision Support Systems, and European Journal of Information Systems, among others. She is an Associate Editor at Information Systems Research and Decision Support Systems, and on the editorial board of Enterprise Information Systems. Earlier, she was an Associate editor at Management Information Systems Quarterly and Computer and Operations Research. She was the Program Co-chair for the 2005 Annual Conference of the Association of Information Systems

Richard Hughes

  Richard Hughes is Technical Director at BroadVision, a global provider of personalized self-service web applications. As a senior technical expert of BroadVision, Mr Hughes is integral guiding product development as well as the strategic success of customers of BroadVision . During his 11 years at BroadVision, Richard has advised major international companies such as British Telecom, O2, Vodafone, DSG, ABN AMRO and Ericsson on deployment of their eCommerce and enterprise portal systems. latest solution of BroadVision  is Clearvale, an Enterprise Social Networking suite. Prior to joining BroadVision, Mr Hughes managed the eCommerce web site at Blackwell Online Bookshop. He has a BSc in Computer Software Technology from the University of Bath  

Sandor Seres

    Sandor Seres is Technical Director at CoDe, a global provider of Enterprise Mobile Applications. He has Msc. in Engineering from the Technical University in Budapest and BSc in Applied Mathematics from the Technical University of Budapest. Sandor has more than 15 years of experience in implementing IT solutions at customers around the world. (35+ countries) This includes all aspects of solution design, system integration e.g. customer interaction, business/requirements specifications, definitions of service offerings, selling of systems and services, management of system integration projects, turn-key solutions etc. 

 

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