23rd International Conference on Conceptual Modeling(ER2004)                       Shanghai, China

ER2004 CALL FOR INDUSTRIAL PRESENTATIONS The ER2004 conference program includes an industrial stream for presentations focusing on conceptual modeling issues arising in industrial practice. Although theoretical aspects may be included, the content must be geared towards the practitioner, and should not assume a deep mathematical background. Proposals for this stream are solicited from both the industrial and academic communities. Possible topics include use or evaluation of modeling tools, new approaches to practical modeling problems, frameworks for the modeling process itself, evaluation of current modeling approaches, and illuminating case studies.' The target duration of each industrial presentation is 30 minutes. If practical demonstrations using modeling tools are included as part of the presentation, it must be made clear what modeling issues are being addressed by these demonstrations. An abstract of at most 1000 words, summarizing the motivation and content of the proposed presentation, should be e-mailed to er-industry04@cse.Buffalo.edu by April 19, 2004. Acceptance will be based on this abstract alone. The evaluation committee will consist of the industrial co-chairs and other members of the Program and Organizing Committees. Successful applicants will be required to refine their abstracts according to reviewer feedback as needed. Accepted abstracts will be published in the conference proceedings. Authors must also submit an electronic slide presentation to be made available in a separate printed publication at the conference as well as on the Web. Format details will be sent with the acceptance notice. Abstract instructions: E-mail your abstract to er-industry04@cse.Buffalo.edu, with the subject "ER2004 industry presentation", no later than April 19, 2004, in one of the following file formats: plain text, Microsoft Word, Adobe PDF. Single-spaced, 10-point font is preferred. Include a title for the abstract, your name, e-mail address, affiliation, postal address, phone number, fax (optional), and a brief bio (max. 100 words). IMPORTANT DATES: Submission of abstracts April 19, 2004 Notification of acceptance/rejection July 5, 2004 Submission of revised abstract and slides Aug. 5, 2004 Conference Nov. 8-12, 2004 Industrial Co-Chairs Dr. Philip S. Yu IBM T.J. Watson Research Center E-mail: psyu@us.ibm.com      Dr. Jian Pei State University of New York at Buffalo E-mail: jianpei@cse.buffalo.edu   Dr. Jiansheng Feng Shanghai Baosight Software Co. E-mail: fengjiansheng@baosight.com

Co-organized by:     Fudan University of China     National University of Singapore In Cooperation with:     Database Society of the China Computer Federation     ACM SIGMOD     ACM SIGMIS Sponsored by:     National Natural Science Foundation of China     ER Institute (ER Steering Committee)     K.C. Wong Education Foundation, Hong Kong Supported by:     IBM China Co., Ltd.     Shanghai Baosight Software Co., Ltd.     Digital Policy Management Association of Korea

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