dhoward@doffice.corp.sun.com (Dave Howard) (11/03/89)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>ANNOUNCING<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Sun User Group 1989 Conference and Exhibit
December 6 - 8 1989
Anaheim Hilton & Towers, Anaheim California
This Seventh Annual edition of THE event for Sun users will be bigger and
better than ever!! Over 2000 users of Sun products will be present for
the four day event which includes:
- 145 exhibit booths displaying products running on Sun platforms.
- Over 120 technical, industry and application sessions.
- Birds-of-a-Feather and Special Interest Group sessions.
- 8 full day tutorials (tutorials will be run all day Tuesday Dec 5, the
show opens on Wednesday Dec 6)
Show Pricing:$300/SUG members, $330/non-members (add $15.00 for international)
$400/SUG members, $430/non-members (after Nov 20).
Tutorial Pricing: $150/tutorial
For further conference/travel information contact the Sun User Group
business office at (phone) 415/336-4112, (fax) 415/969-9131, email to
sun!users, or write:
Sun User Group
2550 Garcia Ave M-S 10-16
Mtn. View, CA 95130
Special conference hotel and airfare rates are available to SUG Conference
attendees. Room Rates: $90.00/night (single or double) Airfare: Up to 50%
off regular airfares
To receive special conference rates, attendees must book through
Rosenbluth Travel, Meeting and Incentive Division, at: 800/222-1035 or
408/749-9883 (FAX: 408/749-8317)
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Session Topics to Include:
KEYNOTES/GENERAL SESSIONS
- SPARC/Multimedia Presentation
- Sun Executives
- SPARC International
PANEL DISCUSSIONS:
- Sun Developers Panel
- Design Environments at Sun
- Future of Document Imaging
- Office Automation
- Data Analysis
- Network Management and Directions
- Electronic Publishing
- Scientific Visualization
- Sun in CIM
- S-Bus Implementation
- SPARC in a Systems Development Environment
- AI Applications
- Distributed DBMS Applications
USER APPLICATION TALKS
- RAPID Air Traffic Control System
- Integrating TeleGenz with Sun's NSE
- Sun Technology in Engineering
- Operations at JPL
- Systems Administration in a Commercial Environment
- Network User Account Maintenance
- Sun's Simulate a Radar Control Computer
- The BRL UNIX Migration Project, U.S. Army Ballistic Research Labs
- Experiences in Building a Radiology Workstation Using XView
WORKSHOPS
- Asian and International Localization (1/2 day)
- Information Technology Standards at Sun
- Sun's NetISAM
- Configuring Sun's for DBMS
- Vendor Technology:Future Trends in RDBMS
- Introduction to Object Oriented Programming in C++
- Integrated Environment for Lisp Development
- Sun Compiler Products
- CASE in the 90's
- NSE
- SPARC:Philosophy, Architecture, Hardware, S-Bus, Realtime/Embedded Systems
Development
- FDDI Networks
- Workgroup Networking
- Distributed Computing
- Integrating VAX/VMS Systems with Suns
- IBM Connectivity
- OPEN LOOK
- OpenWindows GUIDE (Graphical User Interface Design Editor)
- OPEN LOOK X11/NeWS Window System Platform
- Open Fonts
- XView Toolkit
- Graphics Performance in Open Windows
- DOS Window Strategy
- Graphics Software Application Interface
- PEX: PHIGS Extensions to X
- SVr4 Strategy
- Sun OS MLS
- 4.0.3 and Release Plans
- Resellers Forum
- Catalyst Program
SIGs/BOFs
- Database
- Email Connectivity Drive
- Education/Institutional Purchasing
- Australian Catalyst Program
- Local User Group Support Program
- Sun User Group Business Meeting
TUTORIALS (Tuesday December 5,1989)
- An Introduction to Korn Shell Programming
- Productivity Skills for your Sun Workstation
- Object-Oriented Programming Systems and C++
- Open Windows for Application Developers
- Basic System and SunOS 4.0 Security Concept
- Systems Administration 4.x Update Seminar
- An Introduction to Installation and Networking
- A Maintenance Overview of 3/80 and SPARCstation 1dhoward@sun.com (Dave Howard) (05/05/90)
The Sun User Group Announces the
Eighth Annual Sun User Group Conference and Exhibit
December 2-5, 1990 (tutorials will be all day December 2,1990)
San Jose Convention Center, San Jose, California
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
For the past seven years the Sun User Group (SUG) has produced THE Sun
user event of the year. The conference provides the opportunity for
engineers, scientists, third-party vendors, end-users, developers,
executives and others to listen, share experiences, and learn how to
better deal with both hardware and software decisions facing Sun users
today.
This year's show will feature:
- Over 100 sessions in 5 major categories: Systems Administration,
Performance, Scientific Applications, Commercial Applications, and
Instructional.
- Tutorials will run all day Sunday. About half the sessions will be
offered by Sun Educational Services and half by other emminent Unix
notables.
- Over 200 exhibits by Catalyst and third-party vendors, housed in a
43,000 sq' convention center. See the latest software ported to Suns; the
newest hardware attachable to Suns will be present.
Programs will be mailed to all Sun User Group members later this summer.
To insure that you will receive a registration package phone the SUG
office at 415/336-4112, fax 415/969-9131 or email users@sun.com