C Q R E VENTS |
2007 International CQR Workshop
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***NEW*** Editors' Notes for Day 1 (May 15, 2007) Editors' Notes for Day 2 (May 16, 2007) Editors' Notes for Day 3 (May 17, 2007) Editors' Notes for Executive Panel Discussion (May 15, 2007) The organizing committee would like to thank Fiona Ham (BT) and Baljinder Gill of UK CPNI for the excellent summary of each session of the workshop. ***The opinions represented within these notes were captured by hand and should be assumed to be personal and not necessarily representative of the views of the organisations they represent.*** |
Important Messages
to Attendees 1) A registration and reception event has been scheduled as follows: REGISTRATION: Monday, May 14, 2007, 2:00 PM (1400 hours) RECEPTION: Monday, May 14, 2007, 6:00 PM (1800 hours) Refreshments compliments ofReef Point Systems and BT 2) Program At A Glance (Now with links to presentation material) 3) Evening
Events: Tuesday, May 15, Boat Cruise 4) Weather in Fort Myers, Florida |
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Program Highlight Technical Program Co-chairs:
The IEEE CQR International Workshop is held annually with the purpose of bringing together industry and academic experts to present and discuss communications quality, reliability and security issues as they relate to real world issues. The output from the workshops adds to the community’s body of knowledge and serves to inform opinion and to assist the development of best practice and relevant standards. This year’s program allocates a day to each of three themes. Additionally, there are two segments spanning the three days which will address Network/Communications and Topical Technology aspects as they apply to the daily theme. In particular, new security and privacy related technologies which can be applied to the areas of the three themes are to be emphasized. Regular or short paper submissions in IEEE format from presenters are encouraged. The three themes are:
A description of these themes is provided in the Workshop Statement and Call for Contributions. All CQR delegates are required to actively participate in the delivery of the workshop objectives. In actual terms, this means that applications for attendance will only be considered from potential delegates who offer to speak and present on a topic that is relevant to the themes of the workshop and who have the professional credentials to address the topic. Keynote Speakers The following leaders of telecommunications technologies have accepted the invitations to be the CQR2007 Keynote Speakers:
For more information, please go to the Keynote Speakers page. CQR2007 Chairman's Awards The CQR2007 Chairman's Awards will be presented in the Workshop Banquet, Wednesday, May 16. |
Submission Instructions
Peter Hoath, BT |
Workshop Statement and Call for Contributions (v3, 2/16/07) | Key Dates
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Hotel Information Sanibel Harbor
Resort |
Registration
Contact
Kevin Krantz,
Nortel Networks |
Registration
Fee
Registration Form (v3) * Includes Workshop access/materials, lodging, and meals/socials events for 3 days, beginning with Monday's Reception Dinner, Tuesday Night's Social Event and Wednesday night Banquet. $100 discount if form is dated on or before March 16, 2007 Spouse: $ 150 (covers 3 dinners) |
Travel Information Nearest Airport: Ft. Myers, FL |
Segment Chairs |
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Social Services
Segment (2 sessions on 5/15) Francois Cosquer Alcatel-Lucent Email: francois.cosquer@alcatel.com |
E-Commerce
Segment (2 sessions on 5/16) Bill Hitchcock Sprint, USA Email: William.L.Hitchcock@sprint.com |
Communications
Now! Segment (2 sessions on 5/17) Martin Guldberg Verizon Wireless, USA Email: Martin.Guldberg@VerizonWireless.com |
Network
and Communications Segment (one session on each day) Dave Harcourt, BT, UK Email: david.harcourt@bt.com |
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Topical
Technology Segment (one session on each day) Weider Yu, San Jose State University, California, USA Email: Weider.Yu@sjsu.edu |
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Last updated on Wednesday, May 09, 2007 |