Boston Conference 2010
| NOVEMBER 5-7, 2010 ~ BOSTON, USA |
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Theme: Sustainable Transformation through Global Knowledge Sharing: Empowerment by attainment of social, political, economic and ethical goals |
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Who Should Attend
Potential participants include academic scholars, practitioners, and business leaders from business and not-for-profit organizations, government, and economic development organizations from all over the world, representing diverse professions, disciplines and cultures. Advanced level unversity students are welcome.
Online Paper Presentation Option
Conference papers can be presented online. The authors of accepted papers who cannot personally present their papers under extraneous circumstances can now present their papers via web-based LMS Blackboard.
An online presenter needs to register by paying the regular registration fees. The presenter should confirm to present online with the conference administrator by October 26, 2010, so that he/she may start preparing and testing before the presentation. The online presenter will be given a login ID and will present from the Suffolk University Blackboard site.
Technology requirements for Online presentations are as follows
1) reliable and robust access to high-speed internet;
2) Faster upload, download and processor capacity- (no slow computer please)
3) Working Audio/video ( microphone and video camera)
4) Java and flash applications downloaded.
5) Microsoft Office Applications
Conference Objectives
1. To include scholars and academics from all over the world in knowledge globalization conference
2. To expand opportunities for sharing knowledge between developed economies and emerging economies
3. To expand participation in the new social, economic, and organizational dynamics
4. To offer opportunity to the host institutions to expand their global vision
5. To create opportunities for scholars to publish blind reviewed articles in the Journal of Knowledge Globalization, a peer reviewed journal published by the Knowledge Globalization Institute
6. To explore multinational educational opportunities
7. To provide directions to a new long term strategic visions
8. To organize senior management seminars and effective teaching seminars
9. To encourage faculty exchange
10. To encourage students exchange
11. To promote joint research and co authored publications
12. To encourage cultural exchange and develop amity among countries
13. To assist in the economic development of all nations
For more formation on the conference in Bangladesh and Boston, contact: Dr. Mawdudur Rahman, Conference Director at mrahman@kglobal.org.
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