on a single device, but rather access, organize, and manage their
personal information through any device that provides access the
Web. A rush of developments with mobile and Web-based computing are
pulling the traditional digital desktop apart. As this happens, we
face new challenges and opportunities in personal information management.
PIM 2008 will provide a forum for discussion of a wide range of
PIM-related issues. In keeping with the "disappearing desktop"
theme, special focus will be given to challenges and opportunities
created by an ongoing revolution in mobile and Web-based tools and
technologies for information management.
SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
Interested participants should submit to one of the following
submission categories:
- Position statement (Maximum 2000 words)
- Full paper (Maximum 8000 words)
Submissions should be mailed to submission AT pim2008.org by 5pm PST 数据挖掘工具
on October 3, 2007. Please indicate the intended submission category
and which of the three topic areas best applies to your submission:
- Understanding PIM
- Tools and Techniques in Support of PIM
- PIM in the Larger World
ORGANIZERS
Jaime Teevan, Microsoft Research, USA
William Jones, University of Washington, USA
Deborah Barreau, University of North Carolina, USA
Rick Boardman, Google, USA
Ofer Bergman, University of Sheffield, UK
Tiziana Catarci, University of Roma, Italy
Robert Capra, University of North Carolina, USA
Jens Dittrich, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Susan Dumais, Microsoft Research, USA
David Elsweiler, University of Strathclyde, UK
Danyel Fisher, Microsoft Research, USA
Jacek Gwizdka, Rutgers University, USA
Kirstie Hawkey, University of British Columbia, Canada
Antonella Poggi, University of Roma, Italy
Simone Stumpf, Oregon State University, USA
Manas Tungare, Virginia Tech, USA
Steve Whittaker, University of Sheffield, UK
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