From: li@serss0 (Professor Qiang Li)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.lans.misc
Subject: 1993 Silicon Valley Networking Conference and Exhibition (SVNC)
Date: 15 Dec 92 01:36:07 GMT
Organization: Santa Clara University, California


Please post the following CALL FOR PAPER for the Silicon Valley Networking
Conference.  The deadline has been extended until the end of December.
Any questions or comments may be directed to S. Dasananda at das@otl.scu.edu.

 
 
TO:       Prospective Authors/Speakers
 
FROM:	  Dr. S. Dasananda
          SVNC '93 Technical Program Director
	  Computer Engineering Dept
	  School of Engineering
	  Santa Clara Univ.
	  Santa Clara, CA 95053
          das@otl.scu.edu      (408) 554-6815
 
          Kenneth Majithia, General Chairman, SVNC '93
          408/924-3930 (Voice) 408/997-8265 (Fax)
          e-mail: majithia@sjsuvm1.bitnet
 
RE:       Call for Papers
 
 
Attached is the SVNC'93 "Call for Papers and Exhibits". 
Please feel free to make copies and post or distribute the copies to all 
interested individuals. We encourage you to take advantage of this conference
opportunity to introduce your ideas, solutions, and products to designers, 
system engineers, end users, system integrators, and network managers at this 
exciting technical conference. 
 
 
 
1993 Silicon Valley Networking Conference and Exhibition (SVNC)
===============================================================
 
Call For Papers and Exhibits
 
 
WHEN:          	    Monday - Wednesday, April 12-14, 1993
WHERE:              Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:   Ralph Ungermann, Founder, Ungermann-Bass
                    Andre Schwager, President and CEO, NetLabs
Call For Papers:    Proposal Deadline - Friday, December 18, 1992
Send Proposals To:  SysTech Research
                    1248 Olive Branch Lane, San Jose, CA 95120
                    408/924-3930 (voice),  408/997-8265 (fax)
                    e-mail: majithia@sjsuvm1.bitnet
 
     
Please take note of the following deadlines:
 
 
Proposal/Abstract Due                   THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1992
 
Final Paper*/Short Course Notes Due     FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1993
 
UNIQUE TECHNICAL CONFERENCE
 
Papers are now being solicited for the Silicon Valley Networking Conference 93
(SVNC'93), organized by SysTech Research. The technical program committee is 
seeking SOLUTION-ORIENTED technical papers, panel sessions, and basic tutorials from companies, universities research institutions, and consultants, worldwide. 
These presentations should provide design and implementation solutions for 
hardware and software design engineers, network integrators, end-users, 
MIS managers, and strategic planners.
 
The following list is a summary of the topical areas in which the SVNC program 
committee is seeking technical papers, short courses, or panel sessions. 
Proposals should focus on design issues, performance issues and tradeoffs,
system analysis, and system management issues and techniques.
 
	*Network Management
	*ATM	*FDDI	*Frame Relay	*Sonet	*SMDS	
	*Distributed Computing
	*Internetworking (including bridge and router design)
	*Physical Layer Design (chipsets and other innovative hardware)
 
The three-day conference opens with a day of tutorials (short courses).
The remaining two days will provide short technical paper presentations
(approximately 25 min. per paper) and panel sessions (about 1 hour) in selected
topical areas. Technical papers will cover critical system design directions,
design approaches, design issues, and performance improvements.
 
Interested authors are invited to submit one or more 500-1000 word abstracts 
or detailed outlines for papers, panels, or short courses to be presented at 
SVNC'93. 

Proposals that are product descriptions will be rejected without consideration.
Abstracts or Outlines may be sent by mail, e-mail or fax by Thursday, 
December 31, 1992. Each abstract or outline should contain the following:
 
	
	1. Title of the paper or short course.
	2. Clear description of the problem or topic.
	3. Description of the proposed solution or the sequence of the course.
	4. Your name, company affiliation, full address, phone, fax, and e-mail.