Chairman Welcome with Madame Ying Wei, 21st XBRL Conference
Ladies and Gentlemen,
With the theme as "One Language, Common Vision — Role of XBRL Technology in the Post-Crisis Era”, the XII's 21st International Conference, hosted by XBRL China, will be held in October 2010 in Beijing. We are very proud as the host to meet all of you at this golden and most beautiful season. On behalf of XBRL China, I would like to deliver my warmest welcome to guests both from China and abroad...
If you missed the early bird discount, why not get a group of 5 or more together and take advantage of the special group pricing!
Contact conference@xbrl.org for information on group discounts.
Don't Miss the Premier Global XBRL Event in China
"One Language, Common Vision:
Role of XBRL Technology in the Post-Crisis Era"
October 19th - 21st, 2010
Hosted by XBRL China
Keynote speeches, panel discussions and interactive tracks will focus on:
- Uses of XBRL to improve information transparency, data quality and the efficiency of information exchange
- Applications of XBRL in financial regulatory oversight
- Best Practices for adapting XBRL reporting
- Main Stage Event will include luminaries from the China Ministry of Finance, China Regulatory Commissions and high level regulators & industry experts from around the world
Location: Beijing Shangri-La Hotel & Conference Centre
- 29 Zizhuyuan Lu Haidian, Beijing
100089 P.R.China
Contact: conference@xbrl.org for more information today!
Call for Papers
Academic Track - 21st XBRL International Conference-Beijing
“One Language, Common Vision: the role of XBRL in the Post Crisis Era”
Papers are sought for the Academic Track at the 21st XBRL International Conference-to be held in Beijing, China from October 19 to 21, 2010. Co-chairs of the Academic Track are Dr. Shiping Liu, Professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences Graduate School and Dr. Roger Debreceny, Shidler College Distinguished Professor, Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. Full details of the 21st XBRL International Conference, organized by XBRL International, is available at conference.xbrl.org.
Academic research on XBRL is increasing in quality; the range of issues addressed and the countries in which XBRL research is undertaken. Areas studied by academics include taxonomy and instance document quality; audit and assurance; socio-technical adoption issues; enterprise systems integration; corporate governance and XBRL; ontology and semantic Web integration; data storage; data mining; capital market impacts and the use of XBRL data to improve decision making in the information value chain.
The Academic Track at the 21st XBRL International Conference provides a platform for academics around the world to present their established research projects and new research ideas. The academic track allows academics to receive feedback from the professional XBRL community and, in turn, inform the broader XBRL community. Papers and extended abstracts are sought for this academic track. Papers are welcome on ANY aspect of XBRL and related technologies; adoption and application. Outlines of proposed research projects and early stage research are particularly welcome. Proposals should be submitted to both track co-chairs: Dr. Shiping Liu (shiping_liu@gbicc.net) and Dr Roger Debreceny (roger@debreceny.com) by September 5, 2010.
