Edge computing emerges as a critical technology component of modern Information and Communication Technology (ICT) industry provisioning storage and computation resources in the proximity of end devices to provide low latency services. By incorporating storage and computation resources in networks, joint allocation and management of communication, computing and storage resources will improve the quality of service and user experience, especially for various delay-sensitive applications. The advancement of edge computing poses many challenges such as deployment and management of distributed resources. Furthermore, end devices may be moving all the time and their requests may also change over time creating spatial and temporal dynamics of workload in the network. The system itself also exhibits high dynamics in terms of channel conditions, computation capacity and data storage, making management of edge computing challenging. The objective of this workshop is to explore recent advances in edge computing systems as well as their associated communication strategies to address the fundamental and practical challenges through disseminations of the state-of-the-art research and discussions between researchers and practitioners in both computing and communication societies.