[buug-l] FW: Net.ObjectDays 2005 - Call for Talks

[Kranz, Matthias]

> CALL for TALKS
> 
> The Net.ObjectDays 2005 conference will take place September 
> 19-22 in Erfurt, Germany.
> 
> This is the Call for Talks for the Developer and Industry 
> Track. The original deadline of 26th May has been extended to 
> 24th June.
> 
> About the event:
> 
> The topic spectrum of the Net.ObjectDays reaches from 
> theoretical bases over object-oriented concepts and 
> technologies generally up to reports from the concrete 
> practice of the use of object-oriented technologies or 
> languages as Java, C# and Smalltalk. In addition the 
> expansion of the topics around E-Commerce, XML and agent 
> technologies allows for the increasingly drastic influence of 
> the internet on methods of the timely software development.
> 
> Goal of the conference is the open and critical discussion 
> with these current topics, which is to illuminate and promote 
> also the alternative J2EE vs. .NET and use conditions of 
> different Java, C# and Smalltalk systems. Finally the 
> world-wide advance of the Internet means new challenges for 
> the developers of object-oriented technologies.
> 
> Background information: 
> http://www.netobjectdays.org/en/conf/background.html
> 
> The conference site is here:  
> http://www.netobjectdays.org/en/index.html 
> 
> Main Topics
> ++ Model Driven Software Development ++ Analysis & Design ++ 
> Metrics ++JAVA++ .NET ++ XML Technologies ++ Agents for 
> Business ++ Web Services/SOA ++ GRID-Business & On Demand Business ++
> 
> Top Speakers 2005 (to be completed):
> 
> Dave Thomas  Bedarra Research Labs (Canada)
> Jeff Eastman CollabNet, Inc. (USA) 
> 
> Please see attached a complete list of top speakers of the 
> past conferences.
> 
> 
> Submission Procedure:
> 
> You may propose 30 minute or 60 minute talks. The NODe 
> (Net.ObjectDays) general preference is for 30 minute talks. 
> The talks can be given in German or English.
> 
> 
> Speakers' compensation is yet to be confirmed, but in the 
> past those doing 60 minutes (or 2x30 minute talks) will be 
> eligible for admission to 2 days; 30 minute speakers will 
> gain 1 day's admission. 
> Where possible, we will attempt to allocate resources to 
> ensure that the best speakers are able to attend irrespective 
> of circumstances.
> 
> Please send an email to node2005(at)asdis.com not later than 
> 24th June, with the following information:
> 
>   Your Name
>   Short Biography
>   Talk Title
>   Talk Synopsis
> 
> This is a simple mailing list; the committee will review and 
> acknowledge submissions until 1st of July. If the talk is 
> selected, you will be given a chance to refine the details in 
> the beginning of July.
> 
> 
> Committee:
> 
> A small committee has been formed to scrutinize talk 
> proposals. This includes Prof. Dr. Franczyk, Dr. Lenz and myself.
> 
> The tranSIT GmbH is managing parts of the event. General 
> discussion about the event should be directed to organisation 
> secretary Kirsten Paradies, kparadies(at)transit-online.de or 
> kongress(at)netobjectdays.org
> 
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Dirk Kamrad.
> 
> -- 
> 
> Dr. Dirk Kamrad
> CTO            			 
> 
> ASDIS Software AG
> Neue Grünstraße 25
> 10179 Berlin
> Germany
> 
> Office:   +49 30 20631400
> Mobile:   +49 172 3056609
> Fax:      +49 30 20631199
> Email:    dkamrad at asdis.de
> Web:      www.asdis.de
> 
> ASDIS. In control of your software.



-- 
Matthias Kranz
Senior Consultant
Head of Presales

ASDIS Software AG
Neue Grünstraße 25
10179 Berlin
Germany

Office:   +49 30 20631418
Mobile:   +49 172 3843414
Fax:      +49 30 20631199
Email:    mkranz at asdis.de
Web:      www.asdis.de

ASDIS. In control of your software. 
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