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Submission
of Papers
Authors
will be notified of acceptance of their abstracts by
May 1, 2003. Final manuscripts must be received
by August 15, 2003.
Submitted
abstracts will be subject to a double blind review by
an international review committee, and adjudication
by the track chairs.
Authors of
accepted abstracts have two choices: (1) Either you
submit your extended abstract as your contribution to
the conference proceedings. This will be sufficient
for this publication. (2) Or you submit a full paper
of your abstract. In this case you will also enter the
best paper competition and may be invited to place your
paper in an international book (Advances on Mass Customization
and Personalization, Vol. II). Also, we are working
on organizing a special issue in an appropriate journal
presenting the best papers of the conference.
In both cases
the deadline for submission of the (final) abstract
or the full paper will be August 15.
The final manuscripts
(papers to all accepted abstracted
to be included in the conference proceedings and further
book and journal publications) should be prepared following
the style guide mentioned
below.
Style
Guide for Final Paper Submissions
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Please
take care of the following guidelines when submitting
a paper:
- Submit
abstracts in Word format.
- A
cover page, giving the title of the paper, the author's
name(s), affiliations, and addresses, should be submitted
(not included in the word limit) with the abstracts.
The cover page should include all of the contact details
of the corresponding author, who will be the first
named author unless otherwise specified.
- Authors
should not identify themselves, either directly or
indirecty, in the text or on other pages than
the cover page.
- Please list one or
more topics from the topic list
indicating the main areas of your paper.
- Please quote literature
within your abstract as follows: Author-Surname (year)
[Example: "as shown by Miller (2001)"
or "as shown by Miller/Brown (2001)"
or "... as research has shown (smith 1999,
Miller 2001, Miller/Brown 2001)"].
- References should
be given as follows:
- Book:
Miller, Peter (2001): Advances in Mass Customization,
Boston: Harvard Business School Press 2001.
- Journal:
Miller, Peter / Brown, Anton (2001): Advances
in Personalization, Journal of Personalization,
Vol 23, No. 3, pp. 34-38.
- Book
chapter: Smith, John (1999): Research topics
in mass customization, in: Peter Miller (ed.):
More Advances in Mass Customization, Boston: Harvard
Business School Press 2001, pp. 23-78
Please submit your paper via e-mail only directly to
the Program Chair:
Dr. Frank T. Piller
Technische Universitaet Muenchen
Department of General and Industrial Management
Leopoldstrasse 139
80804 Munich, Germany
E-mail: ihl@ws.tum.de
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