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Please post and redistribute the following talk series
announcement:
IEEE Computer Society, New Hampshire Section
Distributed Processing and Application Integration
Approaches and Architectures Seminar Series
OR:
What do we need to know and what tools do we need to
have to effectively and efficiently build important
distributed (networked) applications that further the goals
of our enterprise and that are easy and fun to use,
maintain, and administer?
Thank you,
Lee Rothstein
IEEE Computer Society, New Hampshire Section
Computer Science Seminar Series:
Distributed Processing
and
Application Integration
Approaches and Architectures
(OR: What do we need to know and what tools do we need to
have to effectively and efficiently build important
distributed (networked) applications that further the goals
of our enterprise and that are easy and fun to use,
maintain, and administer?)
Schedule, V3.0
Date Title Speaker & Affiliation
x Sep 6, 1989 Applications Integration Scott Davis, Digital
Architecture (AIA) Equipment Corporation
x Oct 4,1989 Enterprise Management Len Fehskens, Digital
Architecture (EMA) Equipment Corporation
-> Nov 29, 1989 Network Computing Paul Leach, Apollo/
Architecture (NCS, RPCs, Hewlett-Packard
etc.)
Dec 7, 1989 XVT: A Virtual Toolkit for Mark Rochkind,
(Thursday) Portability Between Window API, Inc., Boulder,
Systems CO
Jan 10, 1990 Automated Program Design Tina Cleaveland,
System. Digital Equipment
Date Title Speaker & Affiliation
Jan 31, 1990 The Distributed Computing Brian Schimpf,
Environment. Digital Equipment
Corporation
Feb 7, 1990 Status Report on X Consortium Bob Scheifler,
Director, MIT X Con-
sortium, Research As-
sociate, MIT Labora-
tory for Computer
Science.
Feb 28, 1990 OSF Distributed Systems Walter Tuvell, OSF
Offerings
Mar 14, 1990 Requirements for Distributed Eliot Moss,
Object-Oriented Storage and University of
Computation. Massachusetts
Apr 4, 1990 Application Integration in Rick Levine, Sun
a Window's-Based World, or Microsystems
What Your Mother Never Told
You About Designing a
Software Product
Apr 25, 1990 NewWave Architecture and Hewlett-Packard
Application Programming Company
Interfaces
Unless otherwise indicated, talks are on Wednesdays evenings at
7:30 PM. Talks are held at Digital Equipment Corporation's
Spitbrook Facility (Nashua, New Hampshire), Babbage Auditorium.
Talks are free of charge and open to the public.
Directions to the talks location follow.
We are still looking for volunteer industry speakers and topics.
Please contact me about ideas, topics, or speakers.
Lee Rothstein Easynet: BCSE::ROTHSTEIN
Mail Stop ZKO3-2/W21 or: Lee Rothstein @ ZKO
Digital Equipment Corporation FAX: 603-881-0120
110 Spit Brook Road Phone (DID): 603-881-0771
Nashua, NH 03062 DTN: 381-0771
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DIRECTIONS TO:
Digital Equipment Corporation/ZKO1 Lobby & Babbage Auditorium
From points south in Boston/Cambridge:
* Drive North on Rt 3 to the New Hampshire border. (MA Rt 3
[is it US 3?] becomes NH Rt 3/Everett Turnpike.)
* Just 'round the first corner from the NH border is NH Exit 1;
look carefully for it, it's easy to miss.
* Take that right-hand exit down the hill to some stop lights.
* Turn left at the lights onto Spit Brook Road.
* Go under Rt 3, pass one or two (?) more sets of lights.
* The Sheraton Tara is on your right as you drive along Spit
Brook Road.
* Just past the Sheraton, there is a large driveway entrance
on your right at a traffic light.
* Turn right into it and follow it down hill.
* At the bottom of the hill you can turn right (at a traffic
light) to go to the Sheraton or left for Digital.
* Bear left, go up the hill and you will see Digital signs
pointing to parking lots.
* Pass the turn-off road on the left to ZKO3.
* Follow the signs to the "Lobby" (this is the Main Lobby--the
Lobby of Building ZK1) and Parking Lots A, B, or C. Park in
an open spot as near to the Lobby as possible.
* Talks are held in the Babbage Auditorium. As you enter the
ZK1 Lobby, you turn right down the hall. The auditorium
is the first right as you go down the hall.
* Should you miss NH Exit 1 on Rt 3, the next exit you reach is
Exit 4. (Exit 2 hasn't been built yet, and Exit 3 is an
on-ramp only going North.)
* At Exit 4 you can either turn back on Rt 3, or take a left
(this is East Dunstable Road), keep going (about a mile) on
this road to a "T" junction, and take a left, this is Spit
Brook Road, and you will come back to Digital and the Tara,
as described in the base note. (Incidentally, Exit 4 is the
location of the Nashua Holiday Inn.)
Lee Rothstein Easynet: BCSE::ROTHSTEIN
Mail Stop ZKO3-2/W21 or: Lee Rothstein @ ZKO
Digital Equipment Corporation FAX: 603-881-0120
110 Spit Brook Road Phone (DID): 603-881-0771
Nashua, NH 03062 DTN: 381-0771
UUCP/Unix Sendmail: {purdue,ucbvax,hplabs,labrea,sun,pyramid,
gryphon,angelo}!decwrl!bcse.dec.com!rothstein
ARPAnet/Domain Addressing: rothstein@bcse.enet.dec.com
BITNET: rothstein@bcse.dec%decwrl.dec.com