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| IQ 1999 Call for Papers |
The 1999 Conference on Information Quality (IQ'99) will be held atthe MIT Sloan School of Management from October 22 (Friday evening) to October 24 (Sunday noon), 1999. The purpose of the conference is to promote the exchange of knowledge about IQ research and practice. Updated information on the conference will be available at our web site http://web.mit.edu/tdqm. |
| The conference program will include tracks of practice papers, research papers, panel sessions, and tutorial sessions. Panels should pose an interesting question and list discussants on each side of the issue. Tutorials should present a review of accepted practice in IQ management or a survey of an IQ research area. Questions about panel and tutorial ideas should be directedto the program co-chairs. IQ 1999 strongly encourage practitioners to submit concise papers (range from 3-10 Pages) that distill experiences, lessons and perspectives. These papers will be fast tracked for acceptance. |
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Suggested Topics (but not limited to):
Please send 4 copies (and an electronic text version, if available) of your paper, panel, or tutorial submission to the following address by the June 26th deadline:
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Conference Co-Chairs
Stuart E. Madnick MIT Sloan School of Management smadnick@mit.edu +01 617.253.6671 |
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Richard Y. Wang MIT and BU rwang@mit.edu +01 617.787.3839 |
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Program Co-Chairs Yang W. Lee Northeastern University ywlee@cba.neu.edu +01 617.373.5052 |
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Prof. Giri Kumar Tayi State University of New York at Albany gk952@albany.edu +01 518.442.4947 |
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Key Deadlines (1999)
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Conference Registration and Paper Submissions The conference registration fee is payable to "Conference on Information Quality". Space permitting, late registration will be allowed at a late registration fee of $300. Registration checks should be sent to:
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