CICC Innovation, Education, Communication

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CICCInnovation, Education, Communication

• Launched Initiative to Strengthen the Conference
• Will be held in the Fall
• September 21-24, 2003 in San Jose
• October 3-6, 2004 in Orlando contractual
  commitment to be in Orlando
• Spreads out schedule of major SSCS conferences
  throughout the year
• Will maintain a 2 week separation from ESSCIRC in
  2004 and beyond
• Committee is focused on making changes to
  Re-Shape the Conference
• Suggestions are welcome

Rakesh Kumar 8/26/02
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CICC 02The ConferenceMay 12-15, Orlando

• Continuing tradition of strong Technical
  Conference, Many new attendees
• Surplus of 6K in spite of Hotel Penalty
• Sponsorships Up
• Attendance down 18 from 2001378 vs 460
• 64 attendance Drop from the 12 Companies with
  most attendees in 2001
• 8 new Institutions 5 companies, 3 Universities
  in the Top-12 attendees list
• 69 Industry vs 76, 30 Academia, 1
  Government
• 69 US and Canada 10 Europe 21 FarEast
• Americas down 17, Europe down 45, Far East Up
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• Paper Submissions Up from US Canada 56 vs.
  49 in 01
• Paper Submissions Up from Universities
• Paper Acceptance Up from Universities 54 vs.
  42 in 01

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CICC 02Financial Summary

• 02 Budget 02 Actual
• Orlando Orlando
• Technical Registration 400 378
• Educational Sessions 212 151
• Income 368,511 323, 389
• Expenses 359,723 317,497
• Surplus 8,788 5,892
• Surplus Percent 3 2

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CICC 03September 21 24, San JoseFinancial
Summary

• 01 Actual 02 Actual 03 Budget
• San Diego Orlando San Jose
• Technical Registration 460 378
  420
• Educational Sessions 245 151 225
• Income 426,905 323,389 401,212
• Expenses 423,672 317,497 386,542
• Surplus 3,234 5,892 14,670
• Surplus Percent 1 2 3.7

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CICC 02

• Backup

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CICC 02Registration Statistics

• 378 attendees -18 vs. 01 from 19 countries
• 58 US vs. 61 in 01
• 69 Industry vs. 76 in 01
• Up Australia, Belgium, Canada, Korea, Taiwan
• Down US, Germany, Israel, Ireland, Japan, UK
• Americas Down 17
• Europe Down 45
• Far East Up 3
• 64 attendance Drop from the 12 Companies with
  most attendees in 2001
• 8 new Institutions 5 companies, 3 Universities
  in the Top-12 attendees list

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CICC '02Technical Papers

• 252 papers submitted from 22 countries
• Flat
• 108 accepted (43) from 15 countries
• Down 4
• 12 Invited papers
• Submitted papers - 46 Industry / 54 Academia
• 5 Drop in Industry papers
• Accepted papers - 46 Industry / 54 Academia
• 12 Drop in Industry papers
• Submitted papers - 56 US / 44 International
• 7 Increase in US papers
• Accepted papers - 57 US / 43 International
• 8 Increase in US papers

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CICC '02Technical Papers
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CICC 02The ConferenceMay 12-15, Orlando

• Keynote
• Smart Management of ASIC Requirements and
  Technology (SMART)
• - C. King, President CEO, AMI Semiconductor
• Luncheon
• Science in Space Accomplishments and Promises
  in Low-Gravity
• - Dr. Eugene Trinh, NASA
• 3 panels - 1 afternoon, 2 evening
• 3 Educational sessions
• 19 exhibit booths