IMPORTANT NOTE: Abstract submission deadline is not final.
If abstract is not submitted until announced deadline (March 7th, 2011),
it will be possible to submit the abstract together with full paper.

The aim of the Conference is to promote the interface of researchers involved in the development and application of methods and techniques in the field of information and intelligent systems. The scientific program includes invited lectures by eminent international experts, contributed papers, as well as events such as poster sessions, workshops, round table discussions, hardware and software presentations and book exhibitions. Papers blindly reviewed and accepted by two independent reviewers will be published in the Conference Proceedings. Selected papers will also be published in a special issue of the Journal of Information and Organizational Sciences (JIOS), an international publication issued by the Faculty of the Organization and Informatics at Varazdin.

LANGUAGE
The official Conference language is English.

SPECIAL TOPIC
* Knowledge Society and Social Networking

TOPICS OF INTEREST
* Data and Knowledge Bases
* Education for Information Society
* Information and Communication Technologies
* Information Systems Security
* Intelligent Information Systems
* Intelligent Transport Systems
* Software Engineering
* Students papers

REGISTRATION FEE (VAT is included)
* Early-bird registration fee EUR 280 (until June 30th, 2011)
* Regular registration fee EUR 330 (after June 30th, 2011)
* Late registration EUR 380 (after August 31st, 2011)
* Reduced fee for students (early-bird) EUR 180 (until June 30th, 2011)
* Reduced fee for students (normal) EUR 230 (after June30th, 2011)
The fee covers all conference events (except excursion - additional EUR 20), materials and refreshment during the conference.

SOCIAL PROGRAM
Coctail Party - City Sightseeing - Excursion

All papers will be reviewed and the accepted ones published in the Conference Proceedings. Selected papers will be reviewed by two independent referees and also published in a special issue of the international journal "Journal of Information and Organizational Sciences", published by the Faculty of Organization and Informatics, Varazdin. The Conference Proceedings will be distributed at the Conference. Only papers that are submitted on time, formatted according to the provided template and reviewed positively, for which the registration fee is paid, can be presented and published. The official Conference language is English.

SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS AND PAPERS
Abstracts should be submitted via http://www.ceciis.foi.hr/. A camera-ready electronic version of a full paper, maximally 8 pages or approximately 20000 characters (extra pages: 50 EUR / page), including appendices and literature - should be prepared and submitted according to the Instructions for Authors using the provided LaTeX, Word or OpenOffice templates via http://www.ceciis.foi.hr/. Authors must also submit a pdf version of a paper. All papers will be reviewed and the accepted ones published in the Conference Proceedings. Selected papers will be reviewed by two independent referees and also published in a special issue of the international journal "Journal of Information and Organizational Sciences", published by the Faculty of Organization and Informatics, Varazdin. The Conference Proceedings will be distributed at the Conference. Only papers that are submitted on time, formatted according to the provided templates and reviewed positively, for which the registration fee is paid, can be presented and published. The official Conference language is English.

SPECIAL AWARDS
Three best presented papers will be awarded. Other special awards include the Youngest Participant Award and the Conference's Most Regular Attendee Award.

VENUE
Varazdin is a charming and hospitable baroque town on the right bank of the Drava River in the north-west of Croatia, 79 km north-east of Zagreb. It has a population of over 40,000. You can visit the town's official website at http://www.varazdin.hr. The Faculty building, adjacent to the town Cathedral, used to be a monastery. The building overlooks the picturesque central square with the Town Hall, one of the historical buildings gathered around the square. The Town Hall, reconstructed in the 16th century, contains typical elements of both Gothic and Baroque architecture. A Faculty web camera enables a real-time view of Central Square (page http://www.foi.hr/vzcam/cam_f.htm).