domo@the-standard-answer.co.uk (Dominic Dunlop) (07/27/90)
Open Systems Standards Update Service from Marosi Ltd.
Written and run for Marosi Ltd. by standards expert Dominic Dunlop, the
update service is designed to keep you abreast of the activities of the
major standards bodies. Dunlop has been concerned with operating
systems standards since the early nineteen-eighties, and is known in
the UNIX community for his reports on JTC1/SC22/WG15, the ISO POSIX
working group, commissioned jointly by EUUG and USENIX.
The Open Systems Standards Update Service comprises:
-- The Marosi Standards Review, bringing quarterly reports on the
activities of the main organizations concerned with information
technology standardization
-- Bi-annual update seminars given by experts, with a choice of dates
for subscribers, and providing an opportunity to discuss issues
with others having similar concerns
-- A research and enquiry service, purchasable in blocks of four
hours, allowing answers to be sought from experts on standards-
related matters
-- News flashes, supplementing the quarterly Reviews with timely
information on important events.
Sample prices in UK pounds:
Marosi Standards Review (four issues) 295
Standards update seminars (two, held in location 445
convenient for Heathrow Airport, England)
Research and enquiry service (four hours) 300
Full service (all of the above, plus news flashes) 895
For further information, and a sample copy of the Marosi Standards
Review, please fill out the following template, and mail to
standards-review@tsa.co.uk. Alternatively, fax a copy of the form to
Anthony Head on +44 990 27328, or speak to Anthony on +44 990 873155
between 0800 and 1600 GMT, mentioning that you saw this announcement on
the net.
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