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Started by B. Mitchell Loebel
Thu, 31 Dec 1992 05:19
The PARALLEL Processing Connection - January Meeting Notice
Author: B. Mitchell Loebel
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 05:19
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 05:19
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January 11th - Embedded Parallel Systems and Other Entrepreneurial Opportunities PPC's 1993 agenda will feature increased emphasis on entrepreneurship and workstation level parallelism. We start off the new year with a presentation on embedded parallel systems and a look at foreign entrepreneurs seeking connections in the U.S. Our January speaker is Craig Lund, president of Local Knowledge. Craig is one of the world's leading experts on the market for embedded, parallel systems and is also a well regarded authority on the market for parallel database systems. This will be an ideal opportunity for attendees to obtain expert advice on their new product ideas. Craig assists overseas clients in establishing their parallel processing products in North American markets by producing custom market research reports to identify appropriate market niches; in addition, he often seeks U.S. technical and marketing partners for them. Local Knowledge can also manage a client's North American product rollout. PPC hopes to learn early of new products and business opportunities from Craig; we stand available as a resource of technical and marketing talent for him. The meeting will take place at 7:30 PM at Sun Microsystems at 901 South San Antonio Road in Palo Alto, California. Southbound travelers exit 101 at San Antonio; northbound attendees also exit at San Antonio and take the overpass to the other side of 101. There is an $8 visitor fee for non-members and members ($40 per year) will be admitted free. Please be prompt; we expect a capacity attendance; don't be left out or left standing. For further information contact: -- B. Mitchell Loebel parallel@netcom.COM PARALLEL Processing Connection 408-732-9869
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