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Sun Open Systems Expo, July 20-22, Anaheim
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Author: Peter Salus
Date: Tue, 12 May 1992 13:07
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		SUN OPEN SYSTEMS EXPO
		July 20-22, 1992
		Anaheim Convention Center
		Anaheim, California

Sun Open Systems Expo is a three-day educational conference 
and exhibition designed specifically for developers, end users,
corporate buyers and resellers of Sun, SPARC, Solaris, RISC, 
and UNIX-based workstations, servers, peripherals, and software.

More than 50 technical sessions and seven full-day tutorials 
will highlight the conference.  The eighth Sun Open Systems 
Expo is sponsored by Publications & Communications, Inc., in 
cooperation with the Sun User Group, Inc.  It will be held 
July 20-22 in the Anaheim (California) Convention Center.

		All-day tutorials
	Monday, July 20, 1992

Daniel Appelman, Heller, Ehrman, White & McAuliffe:
     Computer Software Law -- What you should know

Stephan Bechtolsheim, Integrated Computer Software, Inc.:
     Introduction to C++

Jeffrey S. Haemer, Canary Software, Inc:
     POSIX Programming

Berry Kercheval, Protocol Engines, Inc.:
     Xt and Widgets: Building Applications in X

William LeFebvre, Northwestern University:
     Making NIS Work for You

Dinah McNutt, Tivoli Systems:
     An Introduction to UNIX System Administration

Evi Nemeth, University of Colorado, and Robert Coggeshall,
		Cogwheel, Inc.:
     Topics in System Administration

                 Technical Presentations
     Tuesday
Deborah Bennett, SMCC,
   Don't Panic -- An Engineering Tutorial on Porting your
   Device Driver to Solaris 2.0

Berry Kercheval, Protocol Engines, Inc.,
   The Protocol Engine -- Network Acceleration in Hardware

Mike O'Brien, The Aerospace Company,
   What to do with your Internet connection
		
Alan Sloane, SunPro,
   Architectural Choices and Integration Frameworks in
   Object-Oriented Programming

Steve Goldband, SunPro
   SPARCworks and Object-Oriented Programming

AND: Raphael Frommer and Bruce Nelson (Auspex); Clive Hallatt 
(SynOptics); William Osberg (Unify); Tom Cocotis (SRS Imaging); 
Karl Laubscher (Polaris); and many more.

      Wednesday

Kevin Ohlson, SunPics,
   Flexible Network Printing: Addressing the Way Workgroups
   Print

Jeffrey S. Haemer, Canary Software,
   POSIX without Pain

Micheal C. Pounds, UCLA & CSU-LB,
   Why have a Computer in a Classroom?

Michael Karels, BSDI,
   Alternative Operating Systems for SPARC Architecture

AND: William Nazaret (EECS, Inc.); George Symons (Procase); 
David Buchanan (Aurum); Chris Christianson (R Squared); 
Nicholas Myrman (Mercury); Steve Kirsch (Frame); and others,
including several panel discussions.

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The first Sun Expo in Southern California, Sun Open Systems 
Expo will give users an opportunity to meet vendors and Sun 
representatives and preview new hardware, software, and services.

Opportunities exist for Los Angeles area LUGs to meet and recruit 
new members at the Expo.  LUG representatives interested in more 
information should contact Tom Clark at +1 512 250 9023.

For information on attending or exhibiting at Sun Open Systems 
Expo, call Brona Stockton, Trade Show Director, +1-800-727-EXPO.
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Schedule (at the Anaheim Convention Center):

Tutorials:		Monday, July 20, 9am-5pm
Technical Sessions:	Tuesday & Wednesday, July 21 & 22,
				9am-6pm
Keynote Address:	Tuesday, July 21, 11 am
Exhibit Hall:		Monday, 1pm-6pm
			Tuesday, 10am-6pm
			Wednesday, 10am-4pm
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