Call for Papers: International Journal of Engineering and Science

Research Inventy: IJES is a scholarly, online & Print version both international journal which aims to Publishes peer reviewed original research result oriented Survey papers in the fields of Engineering and Science. The journal is an independent publication, which aims to provide the online engineering community with a resource and forum for scholarly expression and reflection. The objective of the Research Inventy is to provide a forum for communication of information among the world’s scientific and technological community as well as scientists and engineers.

Submitted papers will be reviewed by technical committees of the Journal. Research Inventy is steered by a distinguished Board of Directors, Researchers and Academicians and is supported by an international review board consisting of prominent individuals representing many well-known universities, colleges, and corporate world.

Subject Category: All fields of Engineering and Science

Frequency: 12 issues per year

Important date of current issue
Submission Deadline	October        10,2013
Notification of Acceptance	October        15,2013
Final Version Due	October        17,2013
Date of Publication	October        30,2013

Journal Website: www.researchinventy.com

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Lost Painting by Vincent van Gogh-The Road to Tarascon

The painting on the Road to Tarascon is a self-portrait of Vincent van Gogh traveling with its artwork in 1888. It was seen as a lost masterpiece and a rare glimpse into van Gogh’s life as an individualist and a traveling painter. To him real painters don’t paint things how they are but they do paint them as they feel they are. Francis Bacon thought it was a haunting painting of van Gogh as an outsider to the world. 

Even though the artist is alone, hot, and following a path between Arles and Tarascon he will be meeting his friend Paul Gauguin in less than a month. Within a year of this time he had a seizure and within two years sold his first piece of artwork. With all of his life’s happenings his dark shadow indicates his only true friend is himself. 

The Nazi’s removed and destroyed the art as a degenerate for their culture. It was believed, at that time in history, that anyone not part of the overall Germanic bloodlines created art that was insulting to religion, Germans, and the world. Other artists were told not to paint if their art was not of sufficient Germanic qualities and regular inspections of their homes were common.  Anything that did not conform was removed. 

Vincent was a child who drew pictures and began painting in his late twenties. Over 2,100 paintings were produced and only six were ruined or destroyed.  Much of his time was spent as an art trader and he desired to someday be a pastor. As he matured his works became stronger and brighter. It is believed that his distinct style contributed to his overall success as a painter.  It was his type of signature. 

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Call for Papers: Technology and Innovation in Managing Information and Data in the Global Context

Topic: Technology and Innovation in Managing Information and Data in the Global Context

Journal: Information resource management journal (IRMJ)

Submission Deadline: February 15, 2014

Overview:

The analysis of large data sets—so called big data—in a competitive global environment is becoming a key basis of underpinning new waves of productivity growth and innovation. Data now have reached every sector in the global industries. Organization and business leaders across all industries are looking for opportunities to minimize costs, increase efficiencies and gain competitive advantage in managing information and data. They are also focusing on IT as a way to accomplish these goals. The increasing volume and detail of information and data captured by enterprises will synergize exponential growth in data for the foreseeable future. Responding to this emerging issue, many companies are introducing new technologies designed to help businesses and governments tackle big data by making it simpler and more economical to analyze massive amounts of data. For this, organizations are required not only to attract the right talent and technology but also structure incentives in order to optimize the management of data. We can clearly see that the possibilities of big data continue to evolve, driven by the recent advancement in the underlying technologies, platforms, and capabilities of handling data. The question that arise is how to best get the value

Possible Topics:

Topics to be discussed in this special issue include (but are not limited to) the following:

• Big data and product lifecycle management
• Big data and visualization
• Big data in public sector administration
• Big data techniques and technologies
• Handling data for experimentation to discover needs, expose variability, and improve performance
• Impact of organizational, cultural, and talent challenges to maximize the benefits of big data
• Innovating new business models, products, and services
• Manufacturers use of big data across the value chain
• Mapping global data for business innovation
• Role of big data in business value creation
• Supporting human decision making with emerging technologies
• Transformative potential of big data in the global context
• Use of recent technologies and techniques to capture business value from big data
• Using big data to generate innovative ways of productivity and growth

This journal is an official publication of the Information Resources Management Association
www.igi-global.com/IRMJ

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