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[SAGE-AU] Qld Chapter Meeting July 2003
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Author: Jamie Gillespie
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2003 05:57
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     SAGE-AU Queensland Chapter Meeting - 10th July 2003
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 *   Date:      10th July 2003 (Second Thursday of the month)

 *   Time:      7:00 - 9:00 pm

     Agenda:    7:00  Welcome and Business at hand
                7:15  Talk
                9:00  Meeting Close

 *   Title:     Is Apple ready for the Enterprise?

     Abstract:  At the end of June, Apple held its annual World Wide
                Developers Conference in San Francisco. Apple is devoting
                many sessions aimed directly at the enterprise. This
                presentation will recap the high lights of the conference
                and look at the technologies that Apple brings to the
                enterprise to assist System Administrators to fully
                leverage the open source and open standards approach on
                which Apple's Operating System and technologies are based.

     Speakers:  Brook Schofield - Griffith University
                Brook's introduction to computers was via a Commodore
                Vic 20. He quickly graduated to an Apple Macintosh Plus in
                the mid '80s and has been an advocate of Apple ever since.
                A fanatical interest in FreeBSD during the '90s, has now
                been unified into the best of both worlds with MacOS X.
                At Griffith University Brook's responsibilities include
                a broad range of technologies: Access & Authentication,
                Staff and Student Email and Product Integration utilising
                a range of platforms from Windows, Novell, Solaris and
                MacOS and an even broader range of products.

     Venue:     Room 102
                Frank White - Mining, Minerals and
                Materials Engineering Building (no. 43)
                Cooper Road
                The University of Queensland
                St. Lucia, Brisbane

                http://www.uq.edu.au/about/locations/st-lucia.html
               
                http://www.uq.edu.au/maps/index.phtml?menu=1&z=2&id=160

                Car parking is no longer available on campus for free
                until after 9pm, however, it is recommended that members
                park in the multi-level carpark on Sir Fred Schonell Drive
                near the University information booth.  Free parking is
                available on the street surrounding the campus, specifically
                on Keith and Coleridge Streets, and possibly some other
                streets around the campus.  A map showing these streets can
                be found at:

                http://www.uq.edu.au/maps/index.phtml?menu=1&mapcoord=?79,110C

                If you require any additional info on parking on campus,
                please feel free to contact me (Jamie) at 0417 417 967

                The university is serviced by public transport with frequent
                buses during university terms.  The building is situated 5
                minutes walk from the bus stop and multi-level carpark.

     Who:       SAGE-AU Members, System Administrators
                (Visitors are welcome.  After attending two meetings,
                visitors should become members.)

                http://www.sage-au.org.au/member.html

     Purpose:   To gather together Queensland System Administrators,
                System Managers, PC Administrators and System Programmers.
                To lend a sympathetic ear to the plight of System Support.

     Drink:     Orange juice, soft-drink and beer.

     Food:      Pizza and snacks.

     RSVP:      Jamie.Gillespie@member.sage-au.org.au
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