ESOCC 2014 seeks original, high quality papers related to all aspects of Service-Oriented and Cloud Computing, which constitute the main technology available to date for implementing service-oriented architectures and cloud computing. Topics of interest to the Research and Industry Tracks include, but are not limited to:

Business Process Management and Web Services.
Cloud Services Management and Composition using Web Services.
Dynamic and Adaptive Web Services.
Economics Models and Web Services.
Enterprise Architecture and Web Services.
Emerging Trends of Service Composition and Mashups.
Experience reports of novel applications of Service-Oriented and Cloud Computing in Health, Commerce, Finance, Telecom, Scientific Computing and other domains.
Service Modeling, Service-Oriented Analysis and Design.
Formal Methods for Web Services.
Frameworks for Building Web Service Based Applications.
Architectural Models for Cloud Computing.
Identity and Access Management using Web Services.
Mobile Web Services.
Model-Driven Web Service Engineering.
Next Generation Web Services Middleware and Service Repositories.
Service quality and service interface design guidelines.
RESTful for Clouds and Web Services.
Self-Organizing Service Oriented and Cloud Architectures.
Semantic Web Services.
Service Level Agreements for Web services.
Service-Oriented Business Collaboration.
SOA Governance and Web Services.
Web Services for Grids and Clouds.
Service Computing and Web Services.
Service Marketplaces.
Service-oriented Software Engineering.
Service System Design.
Service Value Networks.
Web Services in Service-Oriented Environments.
Service System Engineering.
Web Services Life-Cycles.
Web Services Security and Privacy.
Big Data Management.•Crowdsourcing Business Services.
Cloud Interoperability and Federation.
Emerging Trends in Storage, Computation and Network Clouds.
Cloud Computing Business Services.
Service Science.
Smart Services.

ESOCC 2014 solicits both new research papers (in the main track) as well as reports on practical experiences from industry (industry track). However, papers on existing products or product marketing information are not within the scope of the ESOCC 2014 Industry Track.