IDIMT 2010

The increasing importance of information technology as a vital basis for our society implies increasingly complex impacts on human beings, their value systems and culture, on the need for innovation, and on our general economy. Systemic, sociological, technological, commercial, economic, and educational aspcets need to be considered in greater detail.
The annual IDIMT conferences provide an appropriate forum for exchanging visions, concepts and ideas in all affected fields. The international setting of the conference, the heterogeneity of the participating technical and economic research institutes and the different scientific, economic and historical background of the participants guaranteesa multidisciplinary dialogue.
The main focus of this year’s conference is the complex relationship between computer systems, humans and the business world.
The key themes of this year’s conference are
- Innovation Potential of ICT in the Crisis
- Human Resources in ICT
- Factors of Regional Development in the Context of Globalization and International Integration
- Competitiveness of Tertiary Sector
- Dependable Systems and Infrastructure Protection
- Values, Culture, Ethics, and Norms Leading to Requisite Holism/Wholeness
- Computer Support of Cooperative Work


41 papers were accepted and presented at IDIMT 2010, originating from authors from 8 different countries.