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Final Call for Papers: Conference “Managing Spreadsheets in the light of Sarbanes-Oxley”

January 22, 2011 By: admin Category: Colleges And Universities

Final Call for Papers: Conference “Managing Spreadsheets in the light of Sarbanes-Oxley”










(PRWEB) February 24, 2005

EuSpRIG is issuing a Call for Papers for the 2005 conference on “Managing Spreadsheets in the light of Sarbanes-Oxley”. The programme will concentrate on all aspects of the management of spreadsheets including:


assessing current spreadsheet use

risk and other classification systems

proving effectiveness

available controls techniques

planning which kind of techniques fit which risks

maintaining integrity and compliance

We are seeking the following types of submission:

Full academic papers (up to 5000 words),

Management summaries (up to 2000 words).

We invite original papers from both new and established researchers within the academic and practitioner communities that present material related to the conference themes. The conference proceedings will be published by EuSpRIG.

Submissions to EuSpRIG 2005 may not have (already) been published in a journal or conference proceedings, nor presented at another conference. Moreover, they may not be currently under consideration for publication or presentation elsewhere. Only papers that are accepted and presented in person will be published.

It is expected that academics and students will contribute to the full papers which will be double-blind refereed by members of the programme committee. Management summaries are predominantly expected from business people and practising professionals such as spreadsheet users, developers, auditors and accountants – all who can contribute to the prevention, detection and correction of errors in spreadsheet models and applications. Such summaries will be reviewed by two referees.

Students please note: EuSpRIG in association with ISACA (Northern England Chapter) has arranged for the creation of an annual prize to be awarded for the best EuSpRIG conference paper submitted by an undergraduate or masters postgraduate student.

Important dates:

Submission deadline: 11 March 2005

Acceptance notice: 15 April 2005

Final camera-ready copy: 27 May 2005

Conference dates: 7/8 July 2005

Submission of papers

See our Author Guidelines for submission instructions, details of formatting, and handling of illustrations. Please address questions to Pat Cleary at pmcleary at uwic.ac.uk . Draft papers and abstracts (in English) may be submitted in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format to Pat Cleary at the above email address or by ordinary mail to:

Pat Cleary

Business School

University of Wales Institute Cardiff

Colchester Avenue

Cardiff CF23 9XR

UK

Programme Committee 2005

Pat Cleary (Chair), University of Wales Institute Cardiff

Roland Mittermeir, University of Klagenfurt, Austria

Markus Clermont, University of Limerick, Ireland

Grenville Croll, Frontline Systems, UK

Patrick O’Beirne, Systems Modelling Ltd, Ireland

Barry Pettifor, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, London

David Ward, KPMG, London

David Chadwick, University of Greenwich, UK

Ray Butler, Highways Agency, UK

EuSpRIG welcomes papers and management summaries from academics, accountants, IT professionals, auditors and interested business parties.

Provisional Timetable

The timetable, showing keynote speakers, sessions and session chairs, titles of papers and authors will be available at http://www.eusprig.org when finalised. The organisers reserve the right to make alterations to the timetable at short notice.

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