Interested practitioners, researchers, managers and others in the field of Systems Engineering can create meaningful dialogues by sharing their knowledge in a panel or roundtable session during the symposium. Panel/roundtable proposals are solicited to facilitate such dialogues: A panel follows the traditional conference format where a number of panelists present their views on, and debate, a controversial subject. The panelists should be selected carefully to produce a stimulating dialogue. In the roundtable format the chairperson introduces a subject with the objective of involving both the other presenters and the audience in the discussion. A roundtable is summarised in a written report and typically fed into working groups for further activities. The following requirements and constraints apply for developing your proposal: # The panel/roundtable shall focus on a topic of interest to the Systems Engineering community. # The panel/roundtable proposal shall specify the topic of the panel and planned panelists, outline the themes and topics that will be presented in the panel, and include a one-page draft position statement and bio from each panelist. Panel participants may include policy makers and leading authorities from within and outside the INCOSE community. # In order for a panel proposal to be accepted, it shall contain at least two contrasting/ opposing viewpoints or positions. # The panel proposal shall specify the panel moderator, who shall be the point of contact for the proposal. Panel sessions are 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours in length. # For Panel sessions at least half the time SHALL be dedicated to discussions and audience interaction. # The panel proposal shall use the panel/roundtable proposal template, be in MS Word v. 6.0 or later format, and be submitted according to instructions on the symposium website. Each panel submittal is reviewed by at least 3 members of the INCOSE review team. The evaluation criteria are found at the symposium website www.incose.org/symp2016. For accepted panels the moderator is required to provide a final one to four page position statement from each panelist. The position statements will be published in the symposium proceedings.