Workshop program:
" 9.15 - 9.25:	Welcome by John Lindstrom and Rachel Pezzlo
" 9.25 - 9.55:	Context recognition is one of the two key challenges of wearable computing. Kai Kunze from University of Passau will give a “Results Overview on the Activity Recognition Problem in the ˇSkoda Production Scenario”
" 9.55 - 10.25:	wearIT@work Framework: a vision on context-augmented security. Marco Luca Sbodio from HP will describe how security can be supported in a wearable software framework.
" 10.25 - 10.55:	Security and legal challenges for wearable computing. John Lindstrom, Lulea University of Technology, Sweden, will present the results from a case study.
" 10.55 - 11.35:	Research café. We will discuss the following two or more themes: “how could using context information impact security for wearable computers and devices” and “what will be the future requirements on IT- and information security policies regarding wearables”. Coffée is included in this session.

Position statements:

" 11.35 - 11.55:	Position statement 1: "Supporting mobile workers in car production by wearable computing - applied context detection" by Carsten Matysczok, Unity AG, Germany
" 11.55 - 12.15:	Position statement 2: "Wearable Computing in Healthcare - from an idea to a working system in daily business" by Kai Kunze, University of Passau, Germany
" 12.15 - 12.35:	Position statement 3: “Giving access to complex content and supporting collaboration by Wearable Computing in aircraft maintenance" by Pascale Hugues, EADS Innovation Works
" 12.35 - 12.55:	Position statement 4: “Does Wearable Computing Really Empower the Mobile Worker - findings from ethnographic studies” by Rachel Pezzlo, Edna Pasher PhD & Associates, Israel
" 12.55 - 13.10:	Position statement 5: “User-Centred Design for Innovative Information Technology - Experiences from Emergency Response” by John Lindstrom, Lulea University of Technology, Sweden
" 13.10 - 13.20:	Final discussion and conclusions