Interest in LISA V focus group?

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2 total messages Started by Betty Jo Armstead Fri, 14 Jun 1991 13:34

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Author: Betty Jo Armstead
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 1991 13:34

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I would like to know if there is any interest in attending a focus
group at the Sept 30- Oct 3 LISA V on centrally managed archive/backup
for non-heterogeneous unix systems including mainframes.
I have a particular interest in Unitree and AFS and would like to propose
a focus group along these lines at LISA V.  If there is interest I
would not object to broadening the scope to other solutions.  I would
prefer the emphasis be on requirements/problems and not vendor proposed
solutions.  I will be glad to summarize and if interest warrants make
a proposal to the LISA program committee for such a focus group.
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Betty Jo Armstead              SVERDRUP Technology Inc.
21000 Brookpark Rd.Ms 142-2    Phone:216-433-5086
Nasa Lewis Research Center     FAX: 216-433-8000
Cleveland Ohio 44135           From: xxbja@csduts1.lerc.nasa.gov

Re: Interest in LISA V focus group?

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Author: Steve Simmons
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 1991 02:23

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xxbja@csduts1.lerc.nasa.gov (Betty Jo Armstead) writes:

>I would like to know if there is any interest in attending a focus
>group at the Sept 30- Oct 3 LISA V on centrally managed archive/backup
>for non-heterogeneous unix systems including mainframes.
> . . .  I would
>prefer the emphasis be on requirements/problems and not vendor proposed
>solutions.  I will be glad to summarize and if interest warrants make
>a proposal to the LISA program committee for such a focus group.

Judging from past LISAs and the LISA BOFs at USENIX I'd be stunned if
less than 50 people were interested.  Go for it.
-- 
 "FACT: less than 10% of the psychiatrists in the US are actually
  practicing cannibals."  Rod Johnson

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