Manuscript Preparation
Authors should prepare their manuscripts as original research contributions relevant to one or more of the QGOCON conference tracks.
Please review the following requirements carefully before preparing and submitting your manuscript to QGOCON.
Authors should prepare their manuscripts as original research contributions relevant to one or more of the QGOCON conference tracks.
Manuscripts must follow the official formatting and template requirements specified by the conference. Authors should ensure consistent formatting, citations, figures, tables, and references throughout the paper.
The submission should include a clear and concise abstract describing the research problem, methodology, key findings, and significance of the work.
Manuscripts should comply with the paper length requirements specified by the conference. Additional page charges, if applicable, will be communicated separately.
All figures and tables should be clearly numbered, appropriately referenced within the manuscript, and provided with descriptive captions. References should follow the required citation format.
Authors must upload their manuscript in the file format accepted by the CMT submission system. The final file should be checked carefully before submission.
Submitted manuscripts must contain original work and must not have been previously published or simultaneously submitted to another conference, journal, or publication venue.
All manuscripts must be submitted through the official Microsoft Conference Management Toolkit (CMT) submission system. Submissions through email or any other platform will not be considered.
Authors should carefully review their manuscript before submitting it. Once submitted, changes to the submission may be restricted depending on the conference submission policy.
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Paper submissions for QGOCON will be managed through the official Microsoft Conference Management Toolkit.
How to Submit ??The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.