Accepted Workshop Proposals for I-ESA24
- Smart grading, handling, and packaging solutions for soft and deformable products in agile and reconfigurable lines  (AGILEHAND)
- Enhancing Enterprise Interoperability through Human-Centered Collaborative Robotics: Best Practices and Standards (AI PRISM)
- AI Driven Industrial Equipment Product Life Cycle (AIDEAS)
- Methodologies, standards, and technologies driving manufacturing towards the green deal (CLARUS)
- Interoperability challenges and research directives for digital product passport (DPP)
- Enhanced Factory for Extraterrestrial Space Technology Operations (EFESTO)
- Industrial Data Services for Quality Control in Smart Manufacturing (i4Q)
- Innovations in Manufacturing: Integrating AI, IoT, and Data-Driven Strategies
- Modelling and Transitioning Industry To Climate Neutrality and Sustainability
- Zero Defects Zero Waste strategies based in non-destructive inspection technologies (ZDZW)
- Intelligent Material Design: Harnessing AI for Next-Generation Interoperable Manufacturing
Doctoral Symposium Workshop
Objective: The workshop aims to provide doctoral students with a platform to present their research, receive constructive feedback, and engage in interdisciplinary discussions with peers and experts in the field of Enterprise Systems Architecture (I-ESA).
Goals:
* Facilitate knowledge exchange among doctoral students researching I-ESA.
* Foster collaborations and networking opportunities among participants.
* Provide a supportive environment for students to receive guidance on their research methodologies, challenges, and future directions.
Content and Topics Covered: The workshop will cover a range of topics related to I-ESA, including but not limited to:
* Architectural frameworks and methodologies for enterprise systems.
* Integration of emerging technologies (IoT, AI, Blockchain) in enterprise architectures.
* I-ESA for digital transformation and Industry 4.0.
* Case studies and best practices in I-ESA implementation.
* Security, privacy, and ethical considerations in I-ESA.
* Human factors and organisational aspects in I-ESA.