[news.announce.conferences] Open Software '88 Conference -- London, 18th-20th October

sphinx.co.uk (Dominic Dunlop) (09/24/88)

               OPEN SOFTWARE '88 CONFERENCE

           October 18-20 1988, Cafe Royal, London


Examines fundamental issues relating to "open systems"
software.  Sponsored by Sphinx Ltd.

TUESDAY 18 OCTOBER     -    1992 AND ALL THAT

WEDNESDAY 19 OCTOBER   -    THE MARKETPLACE

THURSDAY 20 OCTOBER    -    TECHNOLOGY PROGRESS

REGISTRATION:  See form at end.  All sessions at Derby &
Queensbury Suite, Cafe Royal, 68 Regent Street, London
Tel: + 44 1 437 9090.
For more information contact Sphinx Ltd - Tel: + 44 628 82 2266
Fax: + 44 628 4570   Tlx:849812

PROGRAM DETAILS - DAY ONE

Dr Pamela Gray, Chairman Sphinx: WELCOME & INTRODUCTION
Tony Ball MBE: 1992... THE CHALLENGE
        What will the single Euro. market mean for IT?
John Totman - X/Open : 1992...  THE HARDWARE OPPORTUNITY
        How are forces within IT influencing the "open
        systems" market?
Kim Biel-Nielson - ICOS: 1992... THE SOFTWARE OPPORTUNITY
        What do Europeans need from software authors?
Norman Lamb - CCTA: PAN EUROPEAN GOVERNMENT RESPONSE
        Development of a common applications environment in
        Government
Dominic Dunlop - Sphinx: TECHNOLOGY PROBLEMS... A RED
                         HERRING
        Likely problems of implementing 1992.
Brian Boyle - Novon Research : JAPAN...EUROPE ON A PLATE
        Can the Japanese really penetrate our market
        effectively?

PROGRAM DETAILS - DAY TWO

Philippe de Marcillac - Dataquest: MARKET STATUS
        The Unix market in Europe and worldwide, and the
        major players.
Brian Boyle - Novon Research: MARKET OUTLOOK
        Key events, trends and predictions for the Unix
        market '88/89.
Chaired by Roger McKee: THE MANUFACTURERS' FORUM
        Are manufacturers really addressing standards?
        How do they view OSF?
        Daryll Wartluft - IBM     Robin Urry - DEC
        Chris Mellor - Unisys     Alex Osadzinski - Sun

PROGRAM DETAILS - DAY THREE

Dr Pamela Gray - Sphinx: WHO'S WHO IN THE STANDARDS WORLD
        The key players and the standards they represent.
Dominic Dunlop - Sphinx: POSIX
        Current standards and their future applicability.
Chris Papayianni - AT & T: UNIX V.4
        The key to all standards?
Carl Chilley - X/Open: NETWORKING
        What are the data communications standards?
Pat Bennett - SIS: UNIX AND SECURITY
        What level of security is necessary & how can this
        be achieved?
Ray Anderson - IXI : X WINDOW
        The MIT X Window System, a pioneer among portable
        software.
Chris Papayianni - AT & T: OPEN LOOK
        AT & T's answer to the need for high level
        development tools and user interface standards.
Martyn Lambert - Hewlett Packard: NEW WAVE
        Co-operative computing in an environment of
        international standards.
John Leftwich - Apple UK: LOOK & FEEL
        Arguably the most comprehensive and mature
        interface.
Esther Dyson - EDventure Holdings: ROUND-UP ON OSF

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