You're invited to participate in the Real-time and Embedded Systems Forum in Berlin, Germany on April 25-27, 2001. This meeting is designed to to bring together leading vendors of Real-time and Embedded Systems with corporate and government customers.

The meeting format includes:

• One day of plenary sessions, with working group sessions on preceeding and following days. This call for papers is for the open plenary day, which consists of a series of 45 or 90-minute general session presentations, followed off by a panel session of the speakers.

• General Sessions: 30 or 60 minutes of presentation and 15 minutes of Q&A. Proposals for General sessions may include panels.

We are looking for talks or panels that cover Real-time and Embedded systems, including the following topics:

• Conformance testing of Real-time Profiles
  
• Real-time Application Interfaces
  
• CORBA Real-time
  
• Real-time Java
  
• Real-time Linux
  
• Embedded Linux
  
• New real-time APIs
  
• Uniform Driver Interface

To submit a proposal see this website.

If you should have any questions regarding the Real-time and Embedded Systems Forum please contact: Andrew Josey of The Open Group.

 
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