Re: DAMA - Boston, August Meeting Announcement
Posted in 1995
Topics: Server Administration
>The Greater Boston Chapter >of >The Data Administration Management Association (DAMA) > >presents TOM HAUGHEY to speak at a seminar on > >DATA MODELING FOR DISTRIBUTED DATA > >The benefits of client-server applications are dependent on databases that >are stable, flexible and consistent throughout the organization. These >databases must easily support changes in the business and its >applications. Success requires good data model design that takes into >account the unique issues of distributed data and the constantly changing >business needs. The consequences of bad design, such as, poor response >times, inconsistent data availablity and inferior data integrity, are >multiplied across the entire organization in the distributed environment. > >This seminar will focus on the special issues in distributed data model >design. It will review the primary considerations in distributed data >design, the changes that occur in the development life cycle when data >distribution is a requirement and a rational approach for the decision >making process of whether to distribute data at all. > >Tom Haughey is one of the four founding fathers of Information Engineering >in the United States. Mr. Haughey is currently the president of >InfoModel, Inc., a training and consulting company specializing in >Information Engineering, Data Modeiling and topics such as distributed >data, object oriented ddata medeling and the associated design issues. >His new three-part book entitled "Applied Information Engineering" will be >published in 1995. > >Date: Wednesday, August 9, 1995 >Time: 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm >Location: Federal Reserve Bank (Room: AV-1, Third Floor) >Parking: The Channel on Necco Street ($7.00) >By MBTA: Red Line to South Station > >****** FREE TO STUDENTS ****** > I fear I can't assist (I'm in Argentina). There is some way to get the papers or something like that after the event? TIA. -- _________________________________________________________________ Martin Salias martin@merino.satlink.net Merino Aller & Asociados Callao 232, 6to.Of.11 Investigacion y Desarrollo (1022) Buenos Aires, Argentina