CCIOT 2024

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2024 9th International Conference on Cloud Computing and Internet of Things (CCIOT 2024) was held successfully online  during November 1-3, 2024.

During the conference, many researchers, engineers, academicians as well as industrial professionals from all over the world have shared their research results about internet of things and Internet of Things Technology and Cyber Security. Thank all for the support and coming. We also want to thank our conference chair Prof. Latif Ladid from University of Luxembourg in Luxembourg to do the opening remark and give the keynote speech at the conference. Prof. Latif Ladid and Giovanni Franzese, Executive Partner, Strategy at nChain has shared their impressive keynote speeches at the conference.Prof. Amiya Kumar Tripathy from University of Mumbai, India also gave us his woderful invited speech at the conference.

Conference Photos:

Group Photo(online)

 
2. Keynote Speeches

Keynote Speech I by Prof. Latif Ladid, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Title: The New Internet based on IPv6 empowering 5G/6G, P2P IoT, Cloud Computing, Web3, AI and P2P Blockchain.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Keynote Speech III by Giovanni Franzese, Executive Partner, Strategy at nChain

Title:Blockchain-based digital vouchers as a key driver for Japanese Regional Tourism

3. Invited Speech

Invited Speech I by Prof. Amiya Kumar Tripathy, University of Mumbai, India

Title: Unlocking the Potential of Fine-Tuning LLM-Models for Precision and Pertinence Computing

4. Best Presentations

Session 1

Paper ID: ST5001

Presenter: Trung VU-Thanh, Hunan University, China

Title: Performance Comparison of Interpolation Methods for Enriching WiFi Fingerprint Database

 

Session 2

Paper ID: ST0003

Presenter: Saurabh Kulkarni and Abhishek Arora, University of Northern British Columbia, Canada

Title: Cloud Provisioning: A Highly Optimized, Cost-effective, and Efficient Deployment Model

 

Session 3

Paper ID:ST0015

Presenter: Hai Duong, Ho Chi Minh city&Dalat University, Vietnam

Title: An Efficient Algorithm for Mining Frequent High Utility Occupancy Generators