OSF DCE Developers Conference (DHCQMO7)

The only official OSF-sponsored DCE Developers Conference in 1994!. OSF announces a brand new conference: The OSF DCE Developers Conference This will be held in Boston, MA on August 29-31, 1994. Just released on the World Wide Webb Server is the OSF DCE Developers Conference Brochure! Don't miss this opportunity to view the OSF DCE Developers Conference program, keynote sessions, participating vendors, special seminars and much more! The OSF DCE Conference hypertext does require a hypertext browser (ie. Mosaic) to be viewed. The uniform resource locator (URL) address for this document is: http://www.oec.com/DCI/index.html. Featured Speakers Include: Roger Gourd, OSF Art Olbert, IBM John Rymer, Patricia Seybold Group Alfred Spector, Transarc Nathan Morton, O.E.C. Hal Lockhart, Onsett Intl Jonathan Chintz, IntelliSoft FREE book offer to all conference attendees! OSF DCE: Guide to Developing Distributed Applications- .signed by the author, Harold W. Lockhart, Jr. (a $100.00 value!) The DCE Product Showcase which features hands-on demonstrations of DCE-based products. Participating companies will display their products' capabilities to interoperate over a wide rang of diverse computing environments. Solutions Showcase to feature: AT&T Global Information Solutions Atrium Technologies Bull Information Systems Digital Equipment Corp. Gradient Technologies, Inc. HaL Computer Systems Hewlett-Packard IBM Corporation Open Environment Corp Open Horizons Powersoft Corp. SunSoft Corp. Transarc Corp. The following is a OSF DCE Developers Conference News Flash. The OSF DCE Developers Conference is pleased to announce the following updates to the program. New Vendors: Powersoft Corporation Atrium Technologies Open Horizons New Sessions: Robert Fabbio, President of Atrium Technologies Migrating Mainframe Printing, Faxing, and Messaging to a DCE Networked Environment Atrium Technologies discusses its DAZEL family of client-server products which provide rapid, secure, and guaranteed delivery of information to printers, faxes, e-mail, electronic notices, and alphanumeric pages in large enterprise computing environments. The DAZEL family of products exploits the Open Software Foundation's DCE to link networked office devices with the desktop offering seamless distribution and control of information. The DAZEL family can be used as a stand alone application, with popular off the shelf software or integrated with custom developed applications. Now, one can send anything, anywhere. This session will take place on Monday, August 29. Rosanna Lee, Staff Engineer, SunSoft X/Open XFN Federated Naming The Federated Naming (XFN) is aimed at providing a standard naming interface that allows the users to access arbitrary naming services, including DCE naming service, NIS+ and X.500. XFN improves ease of use for programmers via a single API and policy set, and provides coherent access to the end-users. This session will also take place on Monday, August 29. Come join us in Boston, August 29-31, at the only OSF-sponsored DCE Developers Conference this year. For a hard copy of our brochure, with information on registration, please respond to our Compuserve Account Number: 74511.1606@compuserve.com. Use the priority code DHCQMOO in your subject line for best service. Please pass this message onto your colleagues and let them know about this exciting event! To register or receive more information call (800) 767-2336. International requests please call (508) 474-9258. Exhibitor Information please call (508) 470-3870.