Nineteenth ACM Symposium on
Principles of Distributed Computing
(PODC 2000)
July 16-19 2000, Portland, Oregon
PODC is a conference that focuses on research in the theory, design, specification
or implementation of distributed systems. PODC is sponsored by SIGACT
and SIGOPS.
Major changes from previous PODCs
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This year PODC especially encourages papers addressing distributed
computing issues in building and using middleware.
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PODC 2000 will be run concert with a special
Middleware
Symposium.
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The Middleware Symposium has its own program committee and submission procedures.
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Click here
for more information about the Middleware Symposium.
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This year, accepted brief announcements will be presented
in the conference as short talks.
There will be no poster session this year.
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This will be the first year at which the PODC
Influential-Paper Award will be presented. This year's Award
Committee comprises Jim Anderson (chair), Cynthia Dwork, Vassos
Hadzilacos, and Fred Schneider.
The 2000 PODC Influential-Paper Award was presented
to
Leslie Lamport.
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There will be an election this year for chair of
the PODC Steering Committee.
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There will be an election this year for a new position: member
at-large
of the PODC Steering Committee.
So, You're Coming to PODC 2000
Further information
This page is maintained by Gil Neiger (gilATacm.org)
Last edited April 16, 2001