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| | I first found out about Zara on a trip to Spain many years ago where I picked up the ceustt jacket for myself what's interesting about the company is that they don't have any advertising. Their business model is to output new designs about every 4-6 weeks.They want to hook you to keep coming back so if you see something you like, grab it, there are usually no need for sales since they sell out fast. And I think the kids Zaras are few but they do have the ceustt things! |
| | Acronym = RELAW 2008
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| | Title = First International Workshop on Requirements Engineering and Law
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| | Type = Workshop
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| | Field = Software engineering
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| | Homepage = www4.ncsu.edu/~tdbreaux/relaw
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| | Start date = Sep 9, 2008
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| | End date = Sep 9, 2008
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| | City= Barcelona
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| | State = Catalunya
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| | Country = Spain
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| | Abstract deadline = Jul 4, 2008
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| | Submission deadline = Jul 4, 2008
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| | Notification = Jul 28, 2007
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| CALL FOR PAPERS
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| First International Workshop on Requirements Engineering and Law (RELAW)
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| Tuesday, 9 September 2008, Barcelona, Spain
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| http://www4.ncsu.edu/~tdbreaux/relaw
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| Held in conjunction with the 16th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE'08)
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| http://www.re08.org
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| WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
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| What must organizations do to demonstrate that their software systems and data practices comply with government laws and regulations?
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| The 1st International Workshop on Requirements Engineering and Law is a multi-disciplinary, one-day workshop that will bring together practitioners and researchers from government, industry and academia to investigate the challenges to ensuring that software systems comply with the law. Recent compliance challenges include electronic voting, patient medical records, corporate governance and national identification cards. Authors are invited to submit papers that address one or more of the following topics of interest:
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| * Identifying, prioritizing and integrating relevant laws and jurisdictions
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| * Legal requirements acquisition, specification, analysis and validation
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| * Formal and informal modeling of laws, policies and requirements
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| * Traceability between laws, policies and requirements
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| * Coordinating requirements change and the evolution of law
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| * Introducing existing products and services into new jurisdictions
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| * Requirements verification; documenting and auditing evidence of compliance
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| * Acceptable degrees of compliance assurance and system certification
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| SUBMISSION FORMAT
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| Authors may submit papers in two general categories:
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| * Research/Experience papers (4 pages)
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| * Industrial/Government problem statements (2-4 pages)
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| Submissions will be reviewed by at least two members of the program committee for relevance to the workshop topics of interest. Preference will be given to submissions that emphasize informed, legally and technically sound descriptions of important challenges and problems as opposed to proposed solutions. Accepted submissions will be archived in an online proceeding in IEEE Xplore. Papers must be formatted to conform to the IEEE Computer Society proceeding guidelines and submitted electronically in Adobe PDF to the Microsoft Research Conference Management service:
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| https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/RELAW2008
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| IMPORTANT DATES
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| Deadline for Submissions: 4 July 2008
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| Notice of Acceptance: 28 July 2008
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| Camera-ready Due: 8 August 2008
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| Workshop Date: 9 September 2008
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| ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
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| Annie Anton, North Carolina State University
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| Travis Breaux, North Carolina State University
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| Dimitris Karagiannis, University of Vienna
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| John Mylopoulos, University of Toronto
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| PROGRAM COMMITTEE
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| Steven Adler, IBM Data Governance Council
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| Dan Berry, University of Waterloo
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| Efrim Boritz, University of Waterloo
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| Eric Dubois, Henri Tudor Research Institute
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| Patrick Heymans, University of Namur
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| John Mitchell, Stanford University
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| Seok-Won Lee, University of North Carolina
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| Luigi Logrippo, University of Quebec - Outaouais
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| Louis Marinos, ENISA
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| Fabio Massacci, University of Trento
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| Deirdre Mulligan, UC Berkley Center of Law
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| Bashar Nuseibeh, Open University
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| Henry Prakken, Utrecht University
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| Richard Purcell, Corporate Privacy Group
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| Giovanni Sartor, University of Bologna
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| Peter Sommer, London School of Economics
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| Gene Spafford, Purdue University
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| George Spanoudakis, City University - London
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| CONTACT INFORMATION
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| Please send inquiries to: relaw@csc.ncsu.edu
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| </pre>This CfP was obtained from [http://www.wikicfp.com/cfp/servlet/event.showcfp?eventid=2921&copyownerid=982 WikiCFP][[Category:Information technology]]
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I first found out about Zara on a trip to Spain many years ago where I picked up the ceustt jacket for myself what's interesting about the company is that they don't have any advertising. Their business model is to output new designs about every 4-6 weeks.They want to hook you to keep coming back so if you see something you like, grab it, there are usually no need for sales since they sell out fast. And I think the kids Zaras are few but they do have the ceustt things!