Dear Task Force Participants,
Sorry for deluging your inbox, however, it was pointed out to me
that a very important aspect of my reminder was not emphasized as
much as may be helpful to the Task Force.
Our Task Force is to produce
baseline proposals with which to generate a draft. It is
highly recommended that you work within the ad hocs to
establish consensus around a baseline approach and then
bring in joint presentations that may be used as the basis
for a baseline proposal.
IOW: Priority for time and discussion will be given to joint
presentations that have broad support and
provide a consensus proposal for a baseline. The broader the
consensus, the better. For instance, having support from a vertical
representation of the industry, and breadth at multiple levels will
be very helpful toward demonstrating consensus.
All presentation requests will be honored, but its important for the
Task Force to ensure we give appropriate time to baseline proposals
that have broad consensus.
Best Regards,
Dan Dove
Chair, P802.3bm
On 1/8/13 9:15 AM, Daniel Dove wrote:
Reminder: This Friday (January 11, Midnight AOE) is the deadline
for requests. Please copy Kapil Shrikhande and include the
information defined below.
Best Regards,
Dan Dove
Chair, P802.3bm
Reminder:
Dear Task Force
Participants,
The IEEE P802.3bm
Task Force will be meeting at an Interim Session in
Phoenix, Arizona USA. The IEEE P802.3bm Task Force
will be meeting Tuesday January 22 and Wednesday January
23, 2013. Registration and meeting details may be found
at https://tools.sympose.com/event/phoenix_125/.
You are strongly encouraged to register and make your
reservations as soon as possible.
Our Task Force is to produce baseline
proposals with which to generate a draft. It is highly
recommended that you work within the ad hocs to establish
consensus around a baseline approach and then bring in
joint presentations that may be used as the basis for a
baseline proposal.
Due to very tight time limitations, presentations should be kept to 15
minutes in duration, excluding time for questions
and answers. Requests for presentation time greater than
15 minutes will be considered on a case-by-case basis, and
the requester should contact the chair prior to making the
request to justify the additional time.
Requests for presentation time must be made before the
second Friday preceding the meeting. For the January
Interim meeting, requests for presentation time shall be
made to me at dan_dove@xxxxxxxx
and must be made by January 11, 2013. The
presenter shall e-mail a PDF, soft-copy version of the
presentation to me at dan_dove@xxxxxxxx by Tuesday of the week preceding the
meeting. For the January Interim meeting, presentations
must be submitted by January 15, 2013.
Please copy our vice-chair, Kapil Shrikhande <kapils@xxxxxxxx>
on your requests and presentation submittal.
Please make sure that all requests for presentations or
submissions of presentation material have no restrictive
notices at the bottom of the email. All such emails will
be refused and requests / presentations will not be
acknowledged.
For your presentation request, please
include the following;
Title of Presentation
Abstract
Time Requested
Presenter, Co-Author(s)
We would greatly
appreciate presenters reviewing their own presentations
to verify that they have followed the cited Presentation
Style Guidelines. Also, to support the web site search
tool used by the IEEE P802.3 web site the 'Document
Information' fields of the PDF file must be completed as
follows:
Filename:
name_nn_mmyy_optx.pdf
Title: Title of presentation
Author: Name(s) of author(s)
Subject: IEEE P802.3bm 40 Gb/s and 100 Gb/s
Fiber Optic Task Force
As a reminder to
the group, we are a contribution driven organization.
It should not be assumed by anyone that work will just
get done without contributions to drive it. Areas not
moving forward will be brought to the attention of the
Task Force for consideration on how to address.
See you in
Phoenix.
Best Regards,
--
Dan Dove
Chair, IEEE p802.3bm Task Force
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