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39th Annual International Computers, Software & Applications Conference (COMPSAC) to Address Mobile and Cloud Computing Challenges and Applications
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., Dec. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ The 39th Annual International Computers, Software & Applications Conference (COMPSAC), scheduled for July 1-5, 2015 in Taichung, Taiwan, will address the challenges and applications of mobile and cloud systems. Papers are being accepted until 17 January, 2015.
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Mobile and cloud computing are increasingly being used for computations and data analytics, however, there are challenges when applying them to different domains or across domains. The hardware and software design in mobile systems with cloud-based delegation of data and computation has created issues with high power consumption, delays, security, and integration.
"As computer systems and software applications continue to become more complex and evolve into the fast emerging mobile and cloud platform, COMPSAC has been evolving too, to offer the richest possible technical contents that feed participants a well-balanced coverage of interrelated technical issues," said Carl Chang, the COMPSAC Standing Committee Chair since 2006. "Each COMPSAC symposium will be community-based, and cross-cutting issues linking symposia domains will also be addressed. Within IEEE Computer Society, COMPSAC is known for providing conference goers this kind of enriched experience."
COMPSAC 2015 will provide a platform for in-depth discussion of steep challenges in such emerging application domains as smart and connected health, wearable computing, Internet of Things, cyber-physical systems, and smart planet. To find out more or submit your paper, visit http://www.computer.org/COMPSAC.
This year's COMPSAC will feature several symposia, each focusing on a particular technical segment. COMPSAC 2015 will also include a student research competition, doctoral symposium, and fast abstract, in addition to special sessions, panels, and keynotes to facilitate discussion and deepen the understanding of challenges by furthering the fundamental contributions needed for advances in computing systems.
