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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> iFive call for speakers (SQL Summit, XML DevCon, Web Services Summit)
iFive will run at the San Jose Convention Center from October 29-November 1 and the call for speakers is open until June 4.
iFive co-locates three events, including SQL Summit 2001. We expect SQL Summit to become the premier event for database developers and administrators. Like the XML DevCon conference series, SQL Summit is a multi-platform event. At one conference, you'll be able to learn techniques for developers using database and middleware products from Oracle, IBM, Microsoft, Sybase, Informix, iWay Software, Neocore, TimeTen, and other database and middleware innovators.
Anyone who speaks will be in good company:
Don Chamberlin (co-inventor of SQL, ACM Fellow)
Peter Chen (father of E-R modeling, invited expert to W3C, IEEE Fellow,
ACM Fellow)
Paul Cotton (Chair, W3C Query Working Group, editor of SQL-MM standard)
Matthew Fuchs (father of SOX, W3C Schema Working Group)
Charles Goldfarb (father of markup and co-inventor of SGML)
Jim Gray (author, transaction processing guru, Turing Award winner)
Terry Halpin (author, father of Object Role Modeling)
Molly Holzschlag (author, Special Edition using XHTML and other books)
David Linthicum (author, EAI and B2B guru, CTO SAGA, )
Jim Melton (author, editor of the SQL-92 and SQL-99 standards, chair of
SQLX)
JP Morgenthal (author, Enterprise Application Integration with Java and
XML and other books)
Craig Mullins (author, DB2 Developer's Guide and other books)
Dan Rogers (co-author of UDDI 2)
Simon St. Laurent (author, XML: A Primer and other books)
Previous editions of XML DevCon 2000 and 2001 received an excellent
response
from speakers wanting to participate in the premier conference for
enterprise XML education. For the Fall 2001 event in San Jose, we're
expanding the database, web services, and e-business content and producing
three conferences (XML DevCon 2001, SQL Summit 2001, Web Services Summit
2001).
The excellent response we've had to our previous calls for participations
enabled us to put together strong technical programs and build a
reputation
for having knowledgeable speakers. This XML conference series is
recognized
as THE enterprise XML event because the technical program includes XML
technologies, e-business, messaging middleware, databases, Java,
application
integration, and B2B integration technologies. We plan to continue this
tradition of excellence at future events, including the Fall conferences
in
San Jose (October 29-November 1, San Jose Convention Center).
XML is a key technology for building 21st century applications. People
attend our conferences to improve their skills and stay abreast of XML,
e-business technologies, and enterprise computing. People also know they
will hear from experts such as Tim Bray, Don Chamberlin, Peter Chen,
Charles
Goldfarb, Jim Gray, Jim Melton, and Terry Halpin.
We're interested in technical presentations about integration
technologies,
web services, the semantic web, wireless technologies, databases,
e-business, exchanges,
portals, EAI, m-commerce, Java programming, topic maps, document design,
modeling, OLTP, OLAP, OLCP, portals, middleware, business intelligence,
data
warehousing, data mining, database-powered web sites, SQL techniques,
SOAP,
WSDL, and data access. We are also interested in presentations about
XML-related technologies and specifications such as DOM, SAX, VoiceXML,
SMIL, XML Protocol, RDF, Query, XLink, Schema, and so on. If you have an
idea for a session for developers, technical managers, or even people
getting started with XML or SQL, please submit a speaker proposal. We
think
you'll enjoy the opportunity to be in San Jose to speak at an exciting
software conference.
All speaker proposals/submissions should include:
Title of Presentation
Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, or All
Length of Presentation 50 Word Abstract
50 Word Bio (50 words each for multiple authorship)
Full/Proper Name
Company Name
Full Postal Address
Phone
Cell/Pager
Fax
Email addresses
iFive (XML DevCon 2001, Web Services Summit, SQL Summit) Call for Speakers
Previous editions of XML DevCon 2000 and 2001 received an excellent
response from speakers wanting to participate in the premier conference
for enterprise XML education. For the Fall 2001 event in San Jose, we're
expanding the database, web services, and e-business content and producing
three conferences (XML DevCon 2001, SQL Summit 2001, Web Services Summit
2001).
The excellent response we've had to our previous calls for participations
enabled us to put together strong technical programs and build a
reputation for having knowledgeable speakers. This XML conference series
is recognized as THE enterprise XML event because the technical program
includes XML technologies, e-business, messaging middleware, databases,
Java, application integration, and B2B integration technologies. We plan
to continue this tradition of excellence at future events, including the
Fall conferences in San Jose (October 29-November 1, San Jose Convention
Center).
XML is a key technology for building 21st century applications. People
attend our conferences to improve their skills and stay abreast of XML,
e-business technologies, and enterprise computing. People also know they
will hear from experts such as Tim Bray, Don Chamberlin, Peter Chen,
Charles Goldfarb and Jim Gray.
We're interested in technical presentations about integration
technologies, web services, wireless technologies, databases, e-business,
exchanges, portals, EAI, m-commerce, Java programming, topic maps,
document design, modeling, OLTP, OLAP, OLCP, portals, middleware, business
intelligence, data warehousing, data mining, database-powered web sites,
SQL techniques, SOAP, WSDL, and data access. We are also interested in
presentations about XML-related technologies and specifications such as
DOM, SAX, VoiceXML, SMIL, XML Protocol, RDF, Query, XLink, Schema, and so
on. If you have an idea for a session for developers, technical managers,
or even people getting started with XML or SQL, please submit a speaker
proposal. We think you'll enjoy the opportunity to be in San Jose to speak
at an exciting software conference.
Ken North
Conference Chair
Title of Presentation
Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, or All
Length of Presentation 50 Word Abstract
50 Word Bio (50 words each for multiple authorship)
Full/Proper Name
Company Name
Full Postal Address
Phone
Cell/Pager
Fax
Email addresses
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