GemStone Technical Seminars: NY, DC, Boston
Posted in 1996
Topics: Performance & Tuning, SQL Development & Query Writing, Licensing & Editions, Java & JDBC Development
____________________________________________ MANAGING OBJECTS ACROSS THE ENTERPRISE ...Can be easy Learn how at this FREE GemStone Technical Seminar: Application Partitioning with Object Technology WE'LL SHOW YOU: How to partition your object applications so that every part of your client/server system gives you top performance on the operations that it does best. YOU'LL LEARN HOW AN OBJECT APPLICATION SERVER CAN: * Leverage Inter/Intranet applications in VisualWave and Java. *Offload compute-intensive operations from your client applications, letting the client provide the best performance and responsiveness to the individual user. *Minimize network traffic by executing operations on large collections and sending only the results to clients. *Centralize business objects, allowing multiple applications to share common objects or application frameworks, letting developers maintain classes in one place, and providing immediate, concurrent updates for all applications. *Enable users to share business objects in real time through state-of-the-art concurrency control, security, and transaction control mechanisms. *Increase system performance by optimizing access to legacy and relational databases at the server level. ...AND HOW TO GET: * Existing applications to deploy over the Inter/Intranet *Faster, more cost-effective development and maintenance *Accurate, real-time business modeling *Availability of accurate business information to thousands of users, enterprisewide, with excellent system performance *Integration of legacy and relational data storage into your object oriented client/server system without sacrificing performance or maintainability AND A CHANCE TO WIN A FREE GEMSTONE DEVELOPMENT LICENSE AND TRAINING: At the seminar, we will be giving away one free development license for the GemStone 5.0 object application server plus an enrollment in the 3-day "Introduction to GemStone" developer's course. All attendees will receive our latest white papers and other technical materials. You'll learn more about how to partition your business applications for top performance, integrate your existing databases into your enterprise network, and keep business information available quickly and reliably to thousands of concurrent users. SEMINAR AGENDA: 8:30 - 9:00 am -- Registration and Continental Breakfast 9:00 - 9:15 -- Introduction 9:15 - 10:00 -- "Partitioning Client/Server Smalltalk Applications" 10:00 - 10:15 -- Break 10:15 - 10:45 -- "Implementing Object-Oriented Technology" 11:00 - 11:45 -- "Architecture of the GemStone Object Application Server," GemStone 5.0 product preview and Web demo 11:45 - 12:00 -- Conclusion YOU'LL HEAR FROM THESE INDUSTRY EXPERTS: Michael Loran - Michael's 13 years of technical experience make him a valuable asset to GemStone, where he serves as a top level technical expert with regular customer contact. Michael has developed products in Smalltalk, C++ and LISP. His extraordinary background includes senior engineering and development positions at Phillips Corporation and IBM. Michael's unique experience and customer contact makes him an excellent teacher who provides hands-on information that is valuable to you and your company. Walter R. Burks -- Walter brings GemStone Systems Inc. over 12 years of technical and management experience in IT application development methodologies, with a strong background in process re-engineering, data modeling and object-oriented technology. Prior to joining Gemstone, Walter managed MCI's Client Server Technology group, where he led the effort to re-engineer their current business model using OOA/D methodology. He has also developed applications for Federal Express and EDS. Walter holds a BS in Computer Science and Mathematics from Texas A&M. His technical skills include GemStone, VisualWorks Smalltalk, C, C++, COBOL II and DB2. KSC - Reed Phillips has been actively involved in the Smalltalk industry for more than 10 years. He helped launch the first Smalltalk workstation while at Tektronix in 1984. In 1985 Reed founded Knowledge Systems Corporation, a leader in Smalltalk consulting and training and currently serves as its President, CEO and Chairman of the Board. In addition, Reed served as the executive director of the Smalltalk Industry Council (STIC) since it was established in late 1994 until early this year. SEMINAR DATES AND LOCATIONS: Tuesday June 18, 1996 New York, NY New York Marriott East Side 525 Lexington Ave. New York, NY 10017 212/755-4000 ---------- Thursday June 20, 1996 Washington, DC (Arlington, VA) Sheraton Crystal City 1800 Jefferson Davis Highway Arlington, VA 22202 703/486-1111 ---------- Tuesday June 25, 1996 Boston (Newton), MA Sheraton Tara Hotel 320 Washington Street Newton, MA 02158 617/969-3010 Register Now...Seating is limited *Call us toll free at 1-888-276-6187 or direct at 1-503-614-3412 for fast registration *Fax us at 1-503-690-7205 *On-line at http://www.gemstone.com under the "Events" directory *E-mail us at seminar@gemstone.com