Cloud Computing has acquired enough maturity to expand its field of application to business. Yet there are not only institutions which use this paradigm in their production line but there are also those which are offering services through the Cloud.
This workshop intends to put together efforts done from service producers and consumers in order to make Cloud Computing provide an added value to the economy of any kind of institution. Technologies, policies and heuristics will be shared, not discarding those coming from other areas that would benefit Cloud Computing.

The Workshop intends also to focus on how services are delivered through the cloud as a popular strategic technology choice for businesses that provides a flexible, ubiquitous and consistent platform accessible from anywhere at any time.
The interface of software services and cloud computing provides a rich area for research and experience to give a unique insight into how cloud-based service can be achieved in practice. We encourage submissions of research papers on work in the area of Cloud Computing, Service Engineering, and especially welcome papers describing developments in cloud-enabled business process management and all related areas, such as deployment techniques, business models for cloud-based enterprises and experience reports from practitioners.
Selected Papers

Extended version of selected papers will be included in a special issue of Scientific Computing: Practice and Experience.


Topics:

QoS
SLAs
Usability
Efficient monitoring
Reliability
Security applied to Business
Business process enablers
Open Business model
Business transaction engineering
Event-driven architectures
Model management for service systems
Business service analysis and design
Service governance and compliance
Open source Solution for Cloud based solutions
Smart service-networks
Cloud based service networks
BPM and Cloud Computing
Best practices and experience report
Asynchronous communication systems for the Cloud
Cloud front-end interfaces
Context-based message routing and delivery
Data Management in the Cloud
Marketplaces for Cloud-based services
Other distributed paradigms: work on previous topics that could be applied to Cloud Computing.