ginsburg@ginosko.samsung.com (Scott Ginsburg) (07/12/89)
Can anyone out there in LAN land give me some information on what INTEROP
conferences are like? I'm trying to determine if it is worth the trip from
the east coast, or should I wait and hope the same tutorials will be in
Boston in the next year or so? How valuable are the tutorials and conference
sessions?
Thanks,
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==============================================================================khj@ecsvax.UUCP (Kenneth H. Jacker) (07/14/89)
In article <2085@ginosko.samsung.com> ginsburg@ginosko.samsung.com (Scott Ginsburg) writes: >Can anyone out there in LAN land give me some information on what INTEROP >conferences are like? I'm trying to determine if it is worth the trip ... > Me too. I'd like to know if it is worth the *money*! Attending five days (including a 2-day tutorial) costs $995 ($1095 after Sept 1st). Just being there for three days of Conference and Exhibition costs $745 ($845)! Why is it so expensive? Even considering the 20% discount for university-types, it still seems overpriced ... -- Kenneth H. Jacker Domain: khj@uncecs.edu Dept of Math Sciences BITNET: khj@ecsvax Appalachian State Univ UUCP: ...!ecsvax!khj Boone, NC 28608