OT2004 Call for papers 2003-08-19 - By Andy Longshaw
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As an interested reader and occasional poster to this list I
thought I would extend an invitation to people to consider
submitting a session for the OT2004 conference for which I
will be programme chair.
We have had many J2EE and patterns sessions over the
years and any J2EE pattern/design session proposals would
be most welcome. Recent years have seen sessions on
the undercover lifecycle of EJBs, JDO, object modeling for
EJBs, and EJB clustering as well as more general related topics
on agile development, refactoring, architecture and patterns.
This event is recognised as one of the foremost conferences on
current and evolving software practice. OT2004 will explore a broad
range of subjects from leading-edge technology, through
pioneering software development and environments, to innovative
techniques for organizing software projects and the people that
make up the project team. Promoting an interactive and
reflective style that clearly distinguishes it from
marketing-led, vendor-driven conferences, the conference style
encourages participants to share their knowledge and experience,
and to learn from others, in a lively and supportive environment.
One of the most rewarding ways to participate in this event
is to lead a session. The sessions - their subjects and
formats - define the character of the conference and this is
an opportunity to ensure the conference deals with the
issues that affect and interest you. You don't necessarily
have to be an expert - a good session is one that provides a
structured forum for participants to develop their ideas,
skills, and knowledge. A well-established shepherding process
is in place to provide assistance and support to all those
who will run sessions at the conference.
We welcome proposals for sessions on any aspect of
contemporary software practice. Some topics are listed on the
web site as an indication of areas that may be of interest.
However, we encourage sessions that cut across these areas,
or explore entirely new areas, as well as sessions that fall
squarely within them.
For more details, for online session submission, see the web
site at http://www.ot2004.org. If you cannot access the web
site then please contact us at admin@(protected)
To submit a session, simply visit the web site and follow the
link to the submissions page. All submissions must be received
by 10th September 2003.
If you got this far, thanks for listening :-)
Andy
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Andy Longshaw
Blue Skyline [ Consultancy, Writing, Training, Mentoring ]
email: andy@(protected)
phone: +44 (0)1625 611816
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"Wisdom, justice, compassion, integrity"
(The four words engraved on the mace of the Scottish
Parliament which seems to sum things up nicely)
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