IEEE Technical Community on Services Computing

The URL for joining TCSVC is https://computer.org/jointcsvc

Introduction to Technical Community

Services Computing has been recognized as an important science and engeering discipline that aims to advance the technologies required for innovatively bridging the gap between users and Information & Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructures. Technical Community on Services Computing (TCSVC) of IEEE Computer Society focuses on advancing transdiciplinary services computing technologies with worldwide research and development (R&D) leaders in academia and industry. It commits to Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) with support for related local activities and worldwide events at the conferences it sponsors.

The research areas of Services Computing include, among other foundational science and engineering themes, service-oriented computation, big data, service decomposition & composition, cloud computing, edge computing & communications, quantum software, enterprise computing, service management, workflows & business process management, service verticals & ecosystems, and business-IT alignment. They provide historical personal growth opportunities with impactful challenges to researchers and practitioners of services computing.

IEEE TCSVC will celebrate her 20th birthday in 2023. In November 2003, IEEE Computer Society (CS) officially approved the Technical Community for Services Computing. In May 2004, it was renamed to Technical Steering Committee for Services Computing (TSC-SC). In November 2004, IEEE Computer Society approved the Technical Committee on Services Computing. In October 2021, “Technical Committees” of IEEE-CS are renamed as “Technical Communities”.

Chair’s Message by Shangguang Wang

As the TCSVC Chair, I will enrich the activities of service computing in emerging important R&D areas, e.g., space service computing, service-first computing for 6G, big services, crossover services, and Internet of Value (IoV) services. Moreover, I will continue to support our major activities through established conferences and awards for excellence. Finally, I will promote our visibility worldwide by collaborating with more regional top-quality conferences, workshops, and seminars.

Executive Committee

Chair

Shangguang Wang, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT)
sgwang AT bupt.edu.cn

Vice Chairs

Treasurer

Wensheng Zhang, Iowa State University
wzhang AT iastate.edu

Secretaries

  • Qiang He, Swinburne University of Technology
    qhe AT swin.edu.au

  • Mengwei Xu, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT)
    mwx AT bupt.edu.cn

Chair of Awards Committee

Xiaofei Xu, Harbin Institute of Technology
xiaofei AT hit.edu.cn

Chairs of Publicity

  • Nicola Bena, University of Milan
    nicola.bena AT unimi.it

  • Houda Chakiri, Al Akhawayn University
    houda.chakiri AT gmail.com

  • Zhiying Tu, Harbin Institute of Technology
    tzy_hit AT hit.edu.cn

  • Yingjie Wang, Yantai University
    towangyingjie AT 163.com

Chairs of Women in Services Computing (WISC) Committee

Chairs of Young Experts in Services Computing (YESC) Committee

  • Marco Aanisetti, University of Milan
    marco.anisetti AT unimi.it

  • Xiao Xue, Tianjin University
    jzxuexiao AT tju.edu.cn

  • Lingyan Zhang, Central South University
    lingyan_zhang AT csu.edu.cn

Chairs of Membership Committee

  • Shiping Chen, CSIRO Data61
    Shiping.Chen AT data61.csiro.au

  • Yutao Ma, Central China Normal University
    ytma AT ccnu.edu.cn

Chairs of Diversity and Inclusion (D&I)

Advisory Committee

  • (Chair) Rong N. Chang, IBM Research, T.J. Watson Research Center
    rong.chang AT ieee.org

  • Carl Chang, Iowa State University
    chang AT iastate.edu

  • Ernesto Damiani, Khalifa University
    ernesto.damiani AT ku.ac.ae

  • Lorraine Herger, IBM research, T.J. Watson Research Center
    herger AT us.ibm.com

  • Stephen S. Yau, Arizona State University
    yau AT asu.edu

Scope

The topics within the scope of Services Computing include but are not limited to the following:

  • Serviceology and service science/engineering/management
  • Alignment between business services and IT services
  • Theoretical foundations of services computing
  • Experimental services computing research
  • Service and microservice oriented architectures
  • Service/microservice composition and API fabric
  • Services discovery, recommendation, and negotiation
  • Collaborative and federated services
  • Wireless and 5G/6G enabled contextual services computing
  • IoT, edge, and cloud computing services
  • XaaS and hybrid multiclouds
  • Big data services, learning based services, and multimedia services
  • Enterprise services and service verticals
  • Health, financial, scientific, education, and supply chain services
  • Business process modeling, integration, and management services
  • Service agreements, contracts, and governance
  • Service security and privacy
  • Quality of service and service level management
  • Service/operational/business level agreement
  • Service programming models, tools, and environments
  • DevOps, DevSecOps, and AIOps
  • Services computing standards and specifications