Information technology forms the basis of an entirely new era in professional practice and delivery of services. The ICENCO conference is a major collaboration among researchers and practitioners around the world, and our ten year graduates Class of 1999 to discuss the major new frontiers in the information technology area, and to present cutting edge research in various fields within that area. This year theme aims at exploring what has become known as e-based applications that are web enabled @ different sites through local and international networks to enhance human life in this information society era. Authors are kindly encouraged to include one paragraph along with their submissions as to show the impact of their work for the betterment of the Information society. Topics covered include but are not limited to:

1. Machine Intelligence and Web Applications
Intelligent Agents, web mining, neural networks, computational intelligence, cooperative systems and rough set theory, Internet services and applications, wireless internet applications for distance education, e-commerce, e-government, security, adaptive human-computer interfaces, search engines,  distributed databases and smart cards.

2. Communications and Computer  Networks
Wireless, cellular and mobile communications, ad hoc networks, high performance networking, intelligent networks, network design, control and optimization of communication systems, network reliability and quality of service, network analysis and management, optical systems, network security, and grid computing.

3. Signal and Image Processing
Multimedia signal processing, signal processing for wireless communications, RF and analog integrated circuits, speech, image and video processing, data and image compression, computer graphics, and visualization, and biomedical signal processing.

4. Computer Hardware and Embedded Systems
Computer Architecture design, microprocessors, VLSI, parallel and distributed processing,
 Embedded systems, and  robotics.

5. Data and Software Engineering
Software requirements engineering, software architecture and design, software testing and analysis, software processes and workflows, reverse engineering and maintenance, software tools, Database integration and interoperability, query processing and optimization, data structures, data warehousing and data mining.

Full Paper submission starts by the first of February 2009 and ends July 31, 2009.