Introduction

As the business and social environments become more interconnected and dynamic, graph-structured data become more prominent. Graphs have the benefit of revealing valuable insights from their topological properties. A new class of business analytics could be explored from graphs. In addition, a multitude of emerging decision making problems can be represented using graph models and solved using graph algorithms.

We experience thus a growing need to integrate graph data within decision support systems. Such integration will help decision makers to get an extended and more complete understanding of their business environments, and therefore make well-informed and effective decisions.

The evolution of the BI market provided new opportunities but poses new challenges that call for novel theoretical foundations and enabling technological capabilities. Multiple BI challenges are being tackled from both academic and industrial perspectives, and many approaches were proposed in the literature to extend current decision support systems with graphs. Although a big progress has been made in recent years, there is still a need for introducing new models, designing new architectures, and building new technologies that support the emerging Graph BI market with value-added functionalities.

The Graph BI workshop will be held in conjunction with the 21th East-European Conference on Advances in Databases and Information Systems (ADBIS). Its aim is to provide a forum to discuss topics related to the emerging field of Graph BI and set research directions toward making business intelligence more effective.

Research Topics

The topics of interest include but are not limited to:

Programme

The workshop will be held on Sunday September 24, 2017

Information

IMPORTANT DATES

SUBMISSION DEADLINE
May 5th, 2017
DECISION NOTIFICATION
June 2nd, 2017
CAMERA-READY
SUBMISSION DEADLINE
June 25, 2017

PUBLICATIONS

Your paper should be written in English and formatted to comply with the Springer formatting guidelines. Papers should be formattex in LATEX and the length of the paper should not exceed 8 pages.

All accepted papers will be published in the Workshop Proceedings by Springer in 'Communications in Computer and Information Science'.

SUBMIT PAPER

PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS

  • Sabri Skhiri
    EURA NOVA, Belgium
  • Esteban Zimányi
    Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium

PROGRAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS

  • Alejandro Vaisman
    ITBA, Argentina
  • Amine Ghrab
    EURA NOVA, Belgium
  • Cécile Favre
    Université Lyon 2, France
  • Hannes Voigt
    Technische Universität Dresden, Germany
  • Martin Junghanns
    Leipzig University , Germany
  • Oscar Romero
    Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain
  • Salim Jouili
    EURA NOVA, Belgium
  • Sherif Sakr
    University of New South Walesy, Australia
  • Vasia Kalavri
    ETH Zurich, Switzerland