In a similar position in WTP with around
20 submissions for 5 slots. I suspect we will rule out talks with commercial
content as a first cut, though I have not discussed that with my PMC yet. Beyond
that, we will look for a balance of broad vs narrow, tools vs frameworks, and
current vs new technology.
The only other option might be including
an additional room/track to increase the number of slots available.
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If it's any consolation, I have 15
business submissions for 4 slots, most of which are quite excellent. I would
advise trying hard to get the community to help you choose.
- Don
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Folks,
For
the Test&Perf long talk track we have 13 proposals and only 4 slots
allocated.
The
plan is to group all proposals in such a way that there will be one proposal
for the following topics : Test. Trace, Code Analysis, Monitoring
This
simple plan seems to be very hard to execute. It is almost impossible to
squeeze 13 proposals under 4, especially since the presenters represent
different groups. I did an initial attempt to reduce the number by adding a
comment on the eclipsezilla track with the regrouping proposal. The result is
an overflowing set of notes I am receiving from the presenters which clearly
are not too happy with the proposal
Does
anybody have a similar experience and a better approach that can be shared?
Is
any other track having unused sits that can be donated to the Test&Perf
section ?
Thank you,
Valentina Popescu
Senior Advisory Analyst
IBM Toronto Labs
Phone: (905)413-2412 (tie-line 969)
Fax: (905) 413-4850
