Principles, Systems and Applications of IP Telecommunications
Services and Security for Next Generation Networks
July
7,8 2009
Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Call for Demos and Industrial Talks
IPTComm2009 includes two
special sessions focused on demonstration and industrial
innovations. The Industrial Talks session highlights
innovative solutions and their impact and benefits for
the community. The Demos session features working systems
with a demonstrable impact on products in the
short-medium term. Topics of interest for both talks and
demos cover all aspects of Services and Security for Next
Generation Networks, as outlined in the main conference
call for papers. The expectations and requirements for
submissions in these two separate sessions are listed
below.
Industrial talks: Talk submissions should include
a title and an abstract detailing the topics to be
addressed during the talk and the significance of the
contribution relative to the conference themes.
Submissions must be in English and must not exceed two
pages. Priority will be given to talks that highlight the
innovation of the solutions presented as well as the
impact and the benefits for the community. Persons
involved in innovative industrial activities and designs
are particularly encouraged to submit talk abstracts. The
session is intended to foster the feedback from design to
research with a high degree of discussion and ideas
exchange. Submissions are to be sent as email attachments
(PDF format) to: industry_talks_demos@iptcomm.org.
Demos: Demonstration submissions should include a
title, a short description of the system, a summary of
its novel characteristics, the list of functions and
features to be demonstrated, and a statement of the
significance of the contribution relevant to the
conference themes. Submissions must be in English and
must not exceed four pages. Authors are encouraged to
include in their submissions a link to a set of
screenshots, and/or mockups, and/or animations of the
proposed demonstration where possible. Submissions will
be evaluated on the basis of their innovation, practical
value, relevance, and presentation. The demo session is
seen as an opportunity for researchers to come together
with developers and industry to discuss practically
oriented topics. Submissions are to be sent as email
attachments (PDF format) to: industry_talks_demos@iptcomm.org.
Deadlines
Submission deadline: May 15, 2009Notification: June 1, 2009
Talk: July 7 or 8, 2009
Demo: July 7 or 8, 2009
Industrial Talks and Demos Committee
Carol Davids - Illinois Institute of TechnologyAli Fessi - Technical University of Munich