UH2@PSUVM.BITNET (Lee Sailer) (02/03/89)
This appeared on another group, and I thought perhaps some of the Amiga
technical community might want to see it. Commodore, it seems to me
that you could enhance the overall image by sending one of your people who
best interacts with academics...
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From: boykin@xenna.encore.com (Joe Boykin)
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Subject: CFP: Workshop on Workstation Operating Systems
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Date: 28 Jan 89 06:30:32 GMT
EXPIRES: 14-Apr-89 00:00:00 EST
Organization: Encore Computer Corp, Marlboro, MA
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CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
Second Workshop On
WORKSTATION OPERATING SYSTEMS
Sponsored by:
The IEEE Computer Society - Technical Committee on Operating Systems
Asilomar Conference Center, Pacific Grove, CA.
September 27-29, 1989
The Second Workshop on Workstation Operating Systems (WWOS-II) will
bring together a number of researchers and developers to discuss
their work and experiences in workstation operating systems. As
workstation technology and man-machine interfaces advance, the
operating system must evolve. Potential topic areas include:
o New workstation operating systems
o OS changes for the workstation environment (e.g. graphical
interfaces)
o Scheduling and resource management
o Workstation architectures
o Multi-processor considerations
To facilitate the dialog that is so valuable in a workshop setting,
attendance will be limited to 60 active workers in the field.
Registration requests should be addressed to Joseph Boykin, the
General Chair. This request should include a 1-3 page position
paper describing the participant's interest and future directions
related to workstations and workstation operating systems as well as
insights and lessons gained from recent research and practical
experience.
Those interested in presenting the results of their research, or
current work-in-progress, should submit a 3-5 page paper to Luis
Felipe Cabrera. Papers must be submitted by April 15, 1989.
Acceptance will be made by June 1 and final copy is due by July 1,
1989. Selection of papers will be made by the program committee:
David Anderson, UC Berkeley
Kenneth Birman, Cornell University
Anita Borg, DEC WRL
Luis-Felipe Cabrera, IBM (chair)
Sam Chanson, U. of British Columbia
Robert Hagmann, Xerox Parc
Paul Leach, Apollo Computers
Andy Hisgen, DEC SRC
Sape Mullender, CWI, Amsterdam
Ike Nassi, Encore Computer
Mike Powell, SUN Microsystems
David Presotto, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Bud Tribble, Next Computers
John Wilkes, Hewlett Packard
General Chairman:
Joseph Boykin
Encore Computer Corp.
257 Cedar Hill Street
Marlborough, MA 01752
(508) 460-0500 x2720
ARPA: boykin@encore.com
UUCP: encore!boykin
Program Chairman:
Luis Felipe Cabrera
IBM Almaden Research Center
650 Harry Road
San Jose, CA 95120
(408) 927-1838
ARPA: cabrera@ibm.com
UUCP: ucbvax!cabrera
Registration, including a copy of the proceedings:
Pre-registration On-site
Computer Society Member $160 $215
Non-member $210 $275
Student Member $95 $125
Lodging: $55 per night for double occupancy room, breakfast,
lunch, and dinner.