ng@neutron.mpr.ca (Steve Ng) (02/01/91)
I have seem questions like "Can Vendor X implementation of ISO protocol Y interworks/interoperates with Vendor Z implementation of the same protocol" on the net once for a while. My question is: Are there any reports, papers, articles, newsletters, etc., out there that provide summaries, comparisons, users experiences, interoperability test results, etc..... on OSI products? Thanks. Steve. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Ng INTERNET: ng@joplin.mpr.ca or ng%joplin@cs.ubc.ca MPR Teltech Ltd., UUCP: ...uunet!ubc-cs!joplin!ng 8999 Nelson Way, CSNET: ng%joplin@ubc.csnet Burnaby, B.C., PHONENET: (604) 293-5463 Canada. (V5A 4B5) FAX: (604) 293-5787 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
mcmordie@drake.bt.co.uk (W Shane McMordie) (02/04/91)
Technology Appraisals Limited, a British publisher, is selling a huge OSI review which covers all the leading suppliers worldwide in great depth and is updated quarterly. This behemoth is called "OSI Products". It was commissioned by the British Government, which has an open systems procurement policy, and is likely to become something of a buyer's Bible. It's not cheap - the annual subscription is over 100 UKP, I think. -- W Shane McMordie British Telecom Tel: +44 473 642806 FAX: +44 473 645227 mcmordie@drake.bt.co.uk MHS: ADMD=GOLD 400,PRMD=BTRL,name=mcmordie
lstowell@pyrnova.pyramid.com (Lon Stowell) (02/05/91)
In article <1345@angst.drake.bt.co.uk> mcmordie@drake.bt.co.uk (W Shane McMordie) writes: >Technology Appraisals Limited, a British publisher, is selling a huge >OSI review which covers all the leading suppliers worldwide in great >depth and is updated quarterly. This behemoth is called "OSI Products". >It was commissioned by the British Government, which has an open systems >procurement policy, and is likely to become something of a buyer's Bible. > >It's not cheap - the annual subscription is over 100 UKP, I think. > I take it the high price is required for OSI conformance? >:-)