EATIS 2014 is focused on the communities, contents and technologies of e-Inclusion, e-Government, e-Health, e-Learning, e-Culture, e-Transport and e-Entertainment (local, regional, national and international), Web Semantic, and Web 2.0. In particular, EATIS 2014 encourages the use of Information System (IS), Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and Telematics Systems, making it easier for citizens to access government and public services at various levels, without any adverse impact on ethic aspects. EATIS.org - Euro American Association on Telematics and Information Systems permanent institutional goal is to actively promote academic collaboration between European and American continents universities. In this way, provide state-of-the-art discussions that can motivate key research directions to young researchers, local enterprises, and new R&D research groups. EATIS conferences are hosted consecutively in American and Europe continents: Colombia (2006), Portugal (2007), Brazil (2008), Czech Republic (2009), Panama (2010), Spain (2012), Chile (2014). THEME EATIS 2014 aims, but are not limited to, the production of scientific work around e|m-Inclusion, e|m-Government, e|m-Health, e|m-Learning, e|m-Culture and e|m-Entertainment (local, regional, national and international), Web Semantic, and Web 2.0 communities, contents and technologies. EATIS 2014 will also focus on the ITS issue which is concentrated in the subject of Intelligent Transportation System. This topic refers to efforts to add information and communications technology to transport infrastructure and vehicles. The latest in an effort to manage factors that typically are at odds with each other, such as vehicles, loads and routes to improve safety, avoid congestions, reduce travel times and fuel consumption. Submitted papers hopefully should deal with issues about transversal services and applications such as Convergence Digital, Electronic, Mobile and Ubiquitous Applications. They should be oriented towards community and cultural enhancement, to build knowledge and skills for work, to improve work quality, citizenship participation as well as consumer choice. EATIS 2014 encourages the use of Information System (IS) and Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), allowing citizens a better participation at various levels of government and public services, as well as the ethics component in the use of services and technologies related to IS and ICT.