Did you hear the latest product announcements related to computer performance evaluation and capacity management? Do you think you'll need to come up to speed quickly on newly announced technologies? Are you already immersed in evaluating the impact of late-breaking technologies on your organization?
CMG, with over 30 years in the performance and capacity business, still remains the primary source of applied, practical performance knowledge. To ride the current wave of late-breaking announcements, CMG is asking for LATE-BREAKING TECHNOLOGY PRESENTATIONS to be presented at their 33rd Annual International Conference being held in San Diego, CA, December 2-7, 2007. We are asking for presentations and papers that focus not only on performance and capacity issues, but also on any technologies, disciplines, techniques, and approaches related to Systems Management or Information Systems. This would include operating system and database announcements, mobile computing, networking, storage, applied math, modeling and virtualization.
We are also asking for "How To" presentations that explain how to apply newly announced / newly available tools and services to important performance & capacity tasks. "How To" presentations are meant to educate performance professionals in the application of late-breaking technologies.
Submissions that focus on any applicable late-breaking technologies at all levels (tutorial, technical, and managerial) are being asked for: we require papers or PowerPoint slides with speaker's notes submitted no later than October 1st * for consideration for inclusion in the conference. CMG'07 timeslots will be limited and decisions for acceptance will be made on a case-by-case basis. Authors will be notified of acceptance by Oct 15th.
http://www.cmg.org/conference/cmg2007/late-breaking.html
CMG'07 attendees will choose from over 150 Technical, Tutorial, Panel and Management Sessions. Participants will network together, become immersed in products and services at our world-class Exhibitor Expo, and share experiences with their industry peers in a setting not available anywhere else! With innovation being the most sought after theme this year, presenters and our exhibitor partner community will introduce CMGers to technologies which can be applied to resolve their challenges.
Bottom Line: Take a couple of minutes right now to peruse through the conference agenda ... You'll be glad you did!
Please direct all inquiries to:
Kathy Steffens, CMG'07 Program Chair - cmgpc@cmg.org
Computer Measurement Group, Inc.
http://www.cmg.org/conference/
151 Fries Mill Road, Suite 104
Turnersville, New Jersey 08012
Phone: 800-4-FOR-CMG or 856-401-1700
Fax: 856-401-1708