Call for Proposals UF '97
March 10-14, 1997 @ the Moscone Center, San Francisco, California, USA
The Single Source for the Ultimate Learning Experience
The UniForum '97 Conference and Tutorial program is the place to learn
about the latest advances in Unix and Open Systems and how they will
integrate with your current environment. This program will address the
concerns of IT professionals-executives, managers, technical staff, and
developers who need to choose, implement and maintain the hottest and
most flexible products, services, and technologies in support of today's
fast moving business opportunities. Attendees will immerse in key
subject areas and come away with new insights, valuable information and
practical examples that can be put to use immediately.
UniForum '97 Conference Tracks:
- Advanced Internet Technologies
- Integrating Microsoft and Unix Technologies
- Middleware Application Integration
- Electronic Commerce
- Intranet Applications
- Networking Technologies
- Network Distributed Systems Management
- Mission-critical
- Deploying corporate Applications on Intranets
- Successful Case Studies from an Open Systems Environment
Profile of the UniForum Conference Attendee:
The Conference attendee will have a computer systems background, but not
necessarily Unix systems experience. The attendee will be looking for
substantive, practical information that can be applied on the job or
used for strategic planning and/or procurement.
Your Proposal Should Include:
Proposals for UniForum '97 Conference sessions should target this
audience. Proposals that are case study oriented and which call for
participative feedback are preferred.
Your Proposal should identify the type of session you are interested in
giving: multi-day or single-day Workshop, Tutorial or Seminar; Track
Session or BOF.
Your Proposal should include a paragraph description about the
technology to be discussed, its open technology connection, and a
problem/solution case statement that speaks to how the technology works
in the enterprise. A target audience should be named with prerequisites,
if any. A brief presenter's background should give pertinent information
on expertise and conference experience.
Email your proposal to: conference97@uniforum.org