RFID: Towards ubiquitous computing and the web of things


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CFP RFID Web of Things


Call for Papers: RFID: towards Ubiquitous Computing & the Web of Things
The Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research is
planning a special issue on RFID: towards Ubiquitous Computing & the web of
Things.
Guest editors; Ygal Bendavid, Samuel Fosso Wamba, and Joseph Barjis

Continuous improvements in technological performance, combined with maturing
applications and decreasing prices have contributed to the pervasive
adoption of Automated Identification Technology such as bar codes and Radio
Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. Following its incubation period,
today RFID technology adoption can be seen in various domains making its
diffusion global and cross industries and national borders. Over the last 10
years, RFID application is witnessing a significant growth in almost each
sector. RFID Item-Level Tagging (ILT) initiatives are extensively deployed
in sectors such as apparel and footwear - with companies such as Gerry Weber
International, American Apparel, Macy, JC Penney, and Wal-Mart leading the
movement. Adoption of RFID is closely related to various concepts such as
Ubiquitous computing (Ubi-comp), the Internet of Things (IoT), and Web of
Things (WoT) or the Web of Things and People (WoTaP), where a tagged object
can communicate electronically, in real time, with its environment through
the global infrastructure of wireless Internet. As sensors and intelligence
are added to physical objects, this opens the way to innovative electronic
commerce business models and transformation of modern enterprises and their
relationship with their constituencies. Effective application and adoption
of these new models and technologies pose a host of research questions
requiring scientific intervention.
This special issue of JTAER aims to gather new theoretical and/or
qualitative-empirical results addressing some of these research questions.
While contributions in the domain of e-commerce/e-business are welcome,
technical aspects of RFID (e.g., RFID circuit or antennas designs,
modulation schemes for RFID, RFID electromagnetic field measurements) are
not within the scope.

Subject Coverage
Relevant topics in the domain of electronic commerce, electronic business,
and technology-driven enterprise transformation to be addressed in this
issue might include, but are not limited to the following.

1. RFID enabled e-commerce business models
• RFID & the EPC Network
• RFID & The Internet of Things (IoT)
• RFID & Ubiquitous Computing (Ubi-Comp) / Pervasive computing
• RFID and the Web of Things (WoT)/ Web of Things and People (WoTaP)

2. RFID-enabled enterprise and network transformation
• RFID-enabled electronic business models
• RFID-enabled Web Service modeling and management
• RFID-enabled e-commerce processes

3. RFID-enabled e-Supply Chain Management (eSCM)
• RFID enabled e-logistic management
• RFID enabled Tracking & Tracing in the e-supply chain
• Real time data capture in the e-supply chain: applications and
implications

4. RFID operational business intelligence
• RFID data management & analytics for supporting e-commerce practices
• RFID and ambient intelligence & distributed computing
• RFID Embedded Smart Objects

5. Near Field Communication (NFC) technology and e-commerce applications.
• NFC e-commerce adoption
• NFC e-commerce & M-commerce based applications

6. Focused empirical studies, on specific topics within the field of RFID
• Empirical studies of adopters using RFID to support B2B e-commerce
transactions
• Case Studies of RFID e-commerce enabled applications and implications

Notes for Intending Authors
Authors are invited to submit original and significant research
contributions in the aforementioned areas. Papers should not be previously
published, or currently submitted for consideration elsewhere. Accepted
manuscripts must conform to the journal format (see http://www.jtaer.com/).
All submissions will be reviewed according to the journal peer-review
policy. The special issue is tentatively planned for print in August 2013.
Author guidelines can be found at
http://www.jtaer.com/author_guidelines.doc. All submissions will be refereed
by at least three reviewers. Submissions should be directed by email to
Bendavid.ygal@uqam.ca with copy to samuel@uow.edu.au ; J.Barjis@TUDelft.NL

For more information, please visit the following web site:
http://www.jtaer.com.

Important dates

  • Full paper submission: No later than 30th November 2012
  • Notification of acceptance: February 1st 2013
  • Revisions: Due by 15thMarch 2013
  • Final acceptance notification: No later than 15th April 2013
  • Camera ready version of paper: May 1st 2013
  • Publication: August 2013

Guest Editors
Dr. Ygal Bendavid
Université du Québec À Montréal (Canada)
E-mail: Bendavid.ygal@uqam.ca

Dr. Samuel Fosso Wamba,
University of Wollongong (Australia)
Rouen Business School (France)
E-mail: Samuel@uow.edu.au

Dr. Joseph Barjis
Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands)
E-mail: J.Barjis@TUDelft.NL

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