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Tue, 18 May 1993 12:50
ROOTSIG - "Successful OO Projects: Getting Started" Presentation
Author: Karen Lee-Taylor
Date: Tue, 18 May 1993 12:50
Date: Tue, 18 May 1993 12:50
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Research Triangle Area - Object Oriented Technology Special Interest Group
This is the first general meeting of ROOTSIG. A new technical organization
intended to provide an opportunity for information exchange for those
interested in object-oriented technologies in the Research Triangle Area.
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FIRST PUBLIC MEETING
WHEN: Tuesday, May 25, 1993 - 7:00 PM
WHERE: Dreyfus Hall, Research Triangle Institute
DIRECTIONS:
From I-40, go north on Davis Rd. to Cornwallis. Turn left
and go about two blocks to Hanes Rd. Turn left and then
take the second right to the Dreyfus building parking lot.
This is the building behind the RTP information building.
SPEAKER:
"Successful OO Projects: Getting Started"
by
Mark Lorenz, President, Hatteras Software, Inc.,
author of
"Object-Oriented Software Development:A Practical Guide"
Adapting to object technology and an iterative development process
requires careful planning. This talk provides guidance derived from
years of successful OO projects.
Meeting agenda:
- Refreshments, social
- Introductions
- Brief organizational business discussion
- Overview of industry news
- Speaker
- Break for Informal discussions
Refreshment sponsors: Analysts International Corporation
AGS
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Karen Taylor, AIC - (919) 481-8501
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