NET91@QUCDN.QueensU.CA (04/22/91)
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* Networking '91 - The Canadian Networking Conference *
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Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario
June 16-19, 1991
The 1991 Canadian networking conference will focus on the implications of
changes and developments in networking and computing to researchers and
educators. The conference objective is to provide attendees with an update
of emerging network developments and focus on other technical networking
topics of interest. The evolution and issues regarding TCP/IP and OSI will
be discussed at management and technical sessions.
The conference will be held at the Holiday Inn, 1 Princess Street, Kingston,
Ontario, commencing at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, June 17 and concluding on the
afternoon of Wednesday, June 19. Network executive board meetings will be
help on Sunday, June 16 and Thursday, June 20.
Registration will begin at 12:00 noon on Sunday, June 16, followed by a
reception at 7:00 p.m. A boat cruise and banquet is scheduled for the
evening of Tuesday, June 18.
Conference speakers will include:
* The Honourable William G. Davis, Partner, Tory, Tory, Deslauriers &
Binnington; Honourary Chairman of the Board of Directors, Communications
Competition Coalition
- To review the activities of the CCC, a national non-profit
organization whose mandate is to agressively promote Canadian
prosperity through telecommunications competitiveness.
* Richard Paul West, Associate Vice President, Information Systems and
Administrative Services, University of California
- To review the initiatives of the Coalition for Networked Information
* Howard Strauss, Manager of Advanced Applications, Princeton University
- Campus Wide Information Systems - Network Applications That Work - and
That You Can Afford
* Laura Kelleher, Merit/NSFNET Information Services
- Current Status of NSFNET
* Jon Rochlis, Network Manager, MIT Network Services
- Network Security
* Roger Watt, Associate Director, Computing Services, University of Waterloo
- In Search of Technology to Manage a Campus Wide Network
* Warren Smith, Sun Microsystems
- The Networking Industry's Standards Committees
* Bruce MacDonald, University of Calgary
- A Pilot Project for a FDDI Network in the Department of Computer
Science at the U of Calgary
* Michael Martineau, General Manager, NSTN Inc.
- Selling Internet Connectivity: Lessons Learned
* Lynn Copeland, Manager, Open Learning Agency, BC
- The BC Electronic Library Network
* Alex Nishri, University of Toronto
- SMTP Gateways and Netware LANs
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REGISTRATION
Attendance is limited to five persons from any one institution.
Enrollments from NetNorth and/or CDNnet member institutions should be
submitted through the NetNorth or CDNnet Director for that institution,
or a Regional or National Network Management Board.
Attendance from other interested institutions or individuals is by
invitation.
The registration fee is $125.00 per person which includes receptions,
breakfasts, lunches, boat cruise and banquet. There will be an additional
$30 charge for spouses to attend the receptions, boat cruise and banquet.
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ACCOMODATION
Reservations are to be made directly with the hotel. Accomodation has been
reserved at the: Holiday Inn
1 Princess Street
Kingston, Ontario, K7L 1A1
Telephone (613) 549-8400
Fax (613) 549-3508
Holidex YGKCA
The rate is $94.50 for single or double, parking included. This rate
applies for 2 days after the conference is over. Please note that these
rooms are held up to May 16, 1991.
Alternative hotels nearby are the Howard Johnson (1-800-654-2000) and the
Ramada (613-549-8100 or 1-800-268-8998).
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MESSAGES
A communications facility for network terminal connections will be in
operation. Messages may be sent to NET91@QUCDN.QUEENSU.CA for delivery
during the conference.
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REGISTRATION FORM
If registering by electronic mail, or by fax, please use the following
format and return the completed form to: NET91@QUCDN.QUEENSU.CA
or mail to:
Reg Locke
Queen's University
Computing and Communications Services
Rm. G-59, Dupuis Hall
Kingston, Ontario
K7L 3N6
Telephone: 613-545-2059
Facsimile: 613-545-6798
E-Mail: NET91@QUCDN.QUEENSU.CA
A confirmation will be sent to registrants on receipt of their enrollment.
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NETWORKING '91 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
Surname:___________________________________________________________
Preferred first name:______________________________________________
Institution:_______________________________________________________
Position:__________________________________________________________
E-Mail Address:____________________________________________________
Postal Address:___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
Telephone:________________________________________________________
Spouse's Name (if accompanying):
__________________________________________________________________
(Please indicate with an "X")
|__| Yes, he/she will be joining us for the Sunday, Monday Evening
Receptions and the Tuesday Evening Boat Cruise and Banquet,
($30).
|__| No, he/she will not be joining us for the receptions and the
Boat Cruise and Banquet.
REGISTRATION FEE
$125.00 per person which includes receptions, breakfasts, lunches,
boat cruise and banquet, and an additional $30 if spouse is attending
the receptions, boat cruise and banquet.
(Please indicate with an "X")
|__| Invoice my institution under Purchase Order
#_______________________.
|__| A cheque is in the mail.