newman@inco.UUCP (Bo Newman) (06/29/89)
In the June 26, 1989 issue of CommunicationsWeek there was areference to a product developed by the University of BritishColumbia and marketed, starting in 1985, by the now bankruptfirm, Sydney Development Corp. The product was called X.400 MHSand said t o be the industry's first OSI X.400 Message HandlingSystem software. They were also reported to have developedcompanion X.500 directory service code. The distribution ofthese products is now being handled by a European consortiumcalled OSIWare Inc. If anyone can provide or direct me to more information on theseproducts, effective contacts at the University of BritishColumbia, or with OSIWare I would be very grateful. ))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) :Bo Newman newman@inco.uu.net uunet!inco!newman : :McDonnell Douglas Electronics Systems Company (MDESC)WDC) : :McLean Virginia : :Voice Mail USA (202) 898)5564 (Answers as "The Newman Group"): :Fax USA (703) 883)3889 : ))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) : ALL STANDARD DISCLAIMERS APPLY : )))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
newman@inco.UUCP (Bo Newman) (06/30/89)
The following was sent to the comp.protocols.iso.x400 newsgroup on June 28, 1989 In the June 26, 1989 issue of CommunicationsWeek there was a reference to a product developed by the University of British Columbia and marketed, starting in 1985, by the now bankrupt firm, Sydney Development Corp. The product was called X.400 MHS and said to be the industry's first OSI X.400 Message Handling System software. They were also reported to have developed companion X.500 directory service code. The distribution of these products is now being handled by a European consortium called OSIWare Inc. If anyone can provide or direct me to more information on these products, effective contacts at the University of British Columbia, or with OSIWare I would be very grateful. --------------------------------------------------------------- :Bo Newman newman@inco.uu.net uunet!inco!newman : :McDonnell Douglas Electronics Systems Company (MDESC-WDC) : :McLean Virginia : :Voice Mail USA (202) 898-5564 (Answers as "The Newman Group"): :Fax USA (703) 883-3889 : --------------------------------------------------------------- : ALL STANDARD DISCLAIMERS APPLY : ---------------------------------------------------------------
dunc@ean.ubc.ca ("Duncan Stickings ", OSIWare) (07/01/89)
> In the June 26, 1989 issue of CommunicationsWeek there was a > reference to a product developed by the University of British > Columbia and marketed, starting in 1985, by the now bankrupt > firm, Sydney Development Corp. The product was called X.400 MHS > and said to be the industry's first OSI X.400 Message Handling > System software. They were also reported to have developed > companion X.500 directory service code. The distribution of > these products is now being handled by a European consortium > called OSIWare Inc. > If anyone can provide or direct me to more information on these > products, effective contacts at the University of British > Columbia, or with OSIWare I would be very grateful. I am an ex-employee of Sydney and now an employee of OSIWare. The address for OSIWare Inc. is as follows: OSIWare Inc. 400 - 4370 Dominion St. Burnaby, B.C. V5G 4L7 tel: (604) 4333-3323 fax: (604) 433-7911 If you prefer e-mail, I can pass on info requests to the appropriate people. And I could get a reply back to you via e-mail. Duncan Stickings <Dunc@ean.ubc.ca> UBC X.500 Project / OSIWare Inc.