http:\/\/www.ausoug.org.au\/2020<\/a>, submit as much detail as required to describe your paper, and we will work with you to bring this presentation to market. Submitted papers will be judged on the basis of significance, relevance, correctness, originality, and clarity.<\/p>\nPlease feel free to submit papers on any Oracle interest areas. Topics we are particularly interested in hearing from this year:<\/p>\n
* Database
* Developer; Forms, JDeveloper, J2EE, JSF, XML, Web Services, BPEL,
SOA, Hubs, .Net, and Fusion Middleware
* App’s; all incl GL, AR, AP, HR, Payroll, CRM,
* Higher Education
* Spatial
* Oracle eBusiness suite, Siebel and Retek, HR
* Management
* Tools & Security<\/p>\n
This year we bring an exciting new approach to presentations. In addition to standard presentations, we are looking for presenters who can deliver a 1.5hr ‘preach and teach’ session to our delegates, with the emphasis on hands-on. The goal is for delegates to exit from the session with a completed project on a memory stick or CD.<\/p>\n
The deadline for the call for papers is Monday 14th August. Papers submitted before this date will receive favourable attention from the committee. Any papers submitted after this date may not be included in the conference series. Accept or decline notification will be sent on Friday 1st September.<\/p>\n
If you have any questions regards the 2006 Conference Series, AUSOUG committee members are happy to assist. Please send queries to events@ausoug.org.au or alternatively contact Chris Muir at the contact points below.<\/p>\n
Thanks for your time and we hope to see you in November!<\/p>\n
Chris Muir
President of the Victorian Branch
Australian Oracle User Group (AUSOUG)
http:\/\/www.ausoug.org.au<\/p>\n
Email: president.vic@ausoug.org.au<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I promised Chris Muir I’d post this for anyone who’s interested in presenting in ‘Oz. I wish I could make it myself, but probably not this year. There is only 3 weeks left to submit abstracts for the AUSOUG\/OAUG National Conference Series for 2006. The Call for Papers closes Monday 14th August. 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