• Humankind in Global Work with Information and Communication Technologies
• Nature - Ecological Aspects of Computer Work
• Technology for World Wide WWDU

Networks, platforms and systems

• Social and technical networks
• Teleservice
• Non-profit e-Work
• Implementation of multimedia in organizations
• Transfer of knowledge
• Web-based diagnostics

Types of workforms

• The magic fabric of worldwide interaction
• Universal accessibility
• Global thinking - Local Acting
• Computer-supported collaborative work
• Virtual organizations in a real world
• Dynamic environments in the office
• Office at home

Development, usability & design

• History / historical aspects
• Usability aspects of globally used applications
• Assistive technology - "Design for all"
• User-centered design
• International standardization
• Certification of IT-products
• Emotions and computers

Education

• Impacts of the web on education
• Educational systems
• e-Learning / IT at school
• Children and computers

Cultural diversity

• Cultural diversity - Bridge the gap
• Diversity concepts
• Cross-cultural items
• Icons and symbols - The advent of a global graphic language

Safety & Health

• Public work - Public health
• Networks supporting safety and health
• IT in health care
• Social impact of the internet
• Musculoskeletal disorders
• Visual hazards
• International legislative regulations on safety and health
• Prevention strategies

• Healthy buildings - Healthy environments
• Lighting and other environmental factors
• "Green computers" at workplaces
• Sustainable technologies
• Saving natural resources
• International regulation

Interfaces & devices

• User-network interfaces
• Ubiquitous computing
• Mobile IT-equipment
• Portable devices
• Wearable computing
• Augmented reality
• Vehicle guidance systems

e-Systems

• e-Business
• e-Logistics
• e-Commerce

The "Intelligent Company"

• Act here - Impact there
• Nets of networks
• Intelligent buildings

Support systems for company management processes

• From hotmetal to multimedia - high-tech means to present knowledge
• Communication and shared knowledge
• Knowledge management
• Technologies for distance learning
• Telework systems
• Virtual tools for virtual work
• Multimodal 2D / 3D interactions
• Assistance systems for product development processes
• Service management and maintenance planning systems
• Supply chain management systems
• Association of SCM-software, ERP-software and internet market places