How to Write a Successful Conference Abstract

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Learn how to write an abstract for conference submissions and call for papers with tips from Tim Berglund, former chair of the Kafka Summit Program Committee. Whether you're giving a talk for the very first time or you consider yourself to be an experienced speaker, these guidelines will help you craft a strong story that stands out from the others.
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@georgelza 4 года назад

awesome, I would say still goes hand in hand with the structure of : 1. What are you going to talk about, 2. do the talk, 3. recap what you spoke of. so with this structure I'd merge them:, 1. define the problem, (the what you going to talk about), 2. Talk (The solution - the talk), 3. recap, bringing what you said you will talk about from #1, the problem they have back to what you spoke about, how you solved their problem. -> result VALUE for the time they spend coming to listen.