[comp.dcom.telecom] Washington DC Seminar: The Packet Switching Mystery!

scotti@umd5.umd.edu (Diana Scotti) (11/08/90)

	    CAPITOL WOMEN AND MEN IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
		             PRESENTS


		"THE PACKET SWITCHING MYSTERY!"
		Featuring our special guest speaker
		
		      DR. PAUL NEMIROVSKY
		      Director of Engineering
		      Sprint International



While packet switching has been around for a while, many in our
industry are still confused about what it is, why it is used, how it
is used and how it has evolved.  Our distinguished speaker will
unravel the packet switching mystery with a tutorial on packet
switching technology and applications.  Dr. Nemirovsky, Director of
Engineering at Sprint International, is a recognized expert in packet
switching networks.  He'll begin by covering basic concepts such as
packets, PADs and X.25, and finish by covering more complex topics as
fast-packet and frame relay.  As always, a question and answer period
will follow.  Join us for this informative meeting as we solve the
packet switching mystery!


WHEN:	Wednesday, November 14, 1990

TIME:	6:30pm-7:00pm	Registration and Welcome
	7:00pm-8:00pm	Speaker Presentation
	8:00pm-8:30pm	Informal Reception

WHERE:	Omni Georgetown Hotel
	2121 P Street N.W.
	Washington, DC  
	(202)293-3100
	Street parking available after 6:30pm or $4.00 valet parking
	with hotel validation, or METRO's Red Line, Dupont Circle,
	Q Street exit.

COST:	$15 Members of CAPITOL WIT	(Includes hors d'oeuvres
	$25 Non-members			 and refreshments)

*****NOTE: While you are registering, if you state that you heard
about this meeting via the Internet, you will be able to pay the
discounted member fee of $15.00.