PROPOSAL TYPES:  *

I wish to propose a/an:
 

  Featured speaker (What's this?)

  Managed session (What's this?)

  Presentation for a topical session (What's this?)

  Industry Briefing (What's this?)

  Proposals for Workshops /Tutorials /Sponsored Sessions and Partner Organization Seminars & Summits (What's this?)

  Birds of a Feather (special interest topics)  (What's this?)

  Research Paper (What's this?)

       I am also interested in being considered for the Meheroo Jussawalla prize award (What's this?)

  Student Paper (What's this?)

       I am also interested in being considered for the O.S. Braunstein prize award (What's this?)

  Other  (What's this?)

SELECT A TOPIC   *
(Please select the most appropriate topic; topic MUST be supplied for consideration.)
Note: Topics are subject to change
 

  Connected Life: How has it Changed Consumer Behavior and Spending?
     (What's this?)

  All Markets Begin with Buyers: What are the Hot Apps? (What's this?)

  Changing Ecosystems, Changing Business Models (What's this?)

  Mobility: What are the Business Implications? (What's this?)

  Always On: The Challenge for Fixed Network Service Providers (What's this?)

  The Connected Enterprise (What's this?)

  How do Context, Location and Presence Change the Nature and Economics of Communications? (What's this?)

  Show Me the Money (What's this?)

  Extending Communications to the Underserved (What's this?)

  A New Era of Computing (What's this?)

  How are Video and Gaming Changing the Business? (What's this?)

  User-Driven Policy and Regulation (What's this?)

ALL OTHER PROPOSALS (EXCEPT STUDENT PAPERS)

PROPOSAL DETAILS

Proposal Title (mandatory for all proposals, max 225 characters)

Proposal Abstract: (limited to 2 -3 short paragraphs)

Submit a well-crafted abstract that clearly defines the problem or issue, summarizes the main points, and captures your key conclusions and recommendations. Vague or incomplete proposals are often rejected. Two to three well-written paragraphs should suffice.

KEYWORDS (5 max)

BIOGRAPHY OF PROPOSED SPEAKER(S)   *

Biography of Primary Speaker/ Session Organizer: Each bio should be between 75-100 words max. It should include professional and brief educational background.

Additional Biographies (if any, of participants, other than primary speaker and session organizer.)
NOTE: If submitting a proposal for a session/workshop/ tutorial/ associated seminar or summit, advance work by the session organizer to secure an agreement in principle from proposed participants is expected.

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DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION:

(APPLIES ONLY to organizers of sessions/workshops/tutorials/associated seminars or summits)

JOURNAL PUBLICATION OPPORTUNITY:

Academic papers presented at PTC'11 may be invited for consideration for inclusion in a refereed special issue of the ISI Indexed Journal Telecommunications Policy, with Guest Special Editors Richard Taylor and Heather Hudson. Papers will be reviewed for consideration immediately following PTC'11.

To be accepted for publication, papers submitted for TP must conform to TP's style requirements, be of high quality consistent with TP's standards, and be approved by TP's editor-in-chief. This will meet the requirements of most academic programs for publication in an 'indexed journal'.

Late submissions have little chance of acceptance.