[802.3_40GSMF] Reminder: Call for presentations - January Interim
Title: Reminder: Call for presentations - January Interim
Dear 40GE PMD Study group members,
This is a reminder that presentation requests are due Friday Jan 15th and presentation materials are due Tues Jan 19th.
The presentation style guidelines may be found at the Procedure for Presenters web page: http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/802/3/40GSMF/public/presentproc.html
Please mail all requests for presentations or submissions of presentation material to mnowell@xxxxxxxx, and, as a reminder, please make sure that there are no restrictive notices at the bottom of the email. All such emails will be refused.
Regards...Mark
On 12/21/09 9:31 AM, "Mark Nowell" <mnowell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear 40GE PMD Study Group Members,
We will be having our first 40GE SMF PMD study group meetings during the New Orleans 802.3 interim meeting in January. As mentioned in November and confirmed in the recent meeting announcement, the SG will meet in the afternoon on Thursday Jan 28th and all day Friday Jan 29th.
http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/802/3/interims/neworleans_1_01010.html
This call for presentations is to remind the group of the deadlines for requesting and submitting presentations. The presentation style guidelines may be found at the Procedure for Presenters web page: http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/802/3/40GSMF/public/presentproc.html
Per these guidelines, the requests for presentations are due Friday Jan 15th and presentation materials are due Tues Jan 19th.
Please mail all requests for presentations or submissions of presentation material to mnowell@xxxxxxxx, and, as a reminder, please make sure that there are no restrictive notices at the bottom of the email. All such emails will be refused.
Further details of the agenda will be announced later. However, with the meeting being held on Thursday and Friday (to allow the 802.3ba TF to complete it’s work), please be aware that we will have a hard meeting close for 4pm on Friday the 29th in order to allow people to catch flights. This may mean working into a late session on Thursday night in order to cover the presentation material and SG work for this meeting. I would therefore, strongly encourage SG members to try and work together before the meeting to consolidate material and prepare consensus positions if at all possible.
Finally, as 2009 winds down, I’d like to wish all the best to everyone who has been part of the efforts to bring this study group to fruition. Have a happy new year!
Regards,
Mark Nowell