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Last Call: Progress Technical Seminars in Perth, WA

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From: Bernd Felsche
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 1995 00:00
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What follows is an announcement by Dan Foreman about technical
seminars being conducted in varous Australian cities.

Provisional dates for Perth are Novermber 20th/21st. The seminar
for Perth has been pencilled in, but we are still a little low
on numbers to make it worthwhile for the "team" to come over here.

Please advise me by/on Friday, October 13th (should be easy enough
to remember) by either voice or email if you are interested.

Please read the announcement, and if you're interested, then send me a
mail reply, indicating possible number of participants. Contact info
(email/phone/fax) for all interested would be very helpful, as it will
allow for rapid dissemination of information updates.

>From: "Dan Foreman" <danf@prodb.com>
>Message-ID: <m0smWDN-000SBIC@cvo.oneworld.com>
>Date: Sat, 26 Aug 1995 09:39:52 GMT

Attention Members of the Australian/New Zealand Progress Community

(and also anyone else in the Pacific Rim who is interested)

Something big is going to happen in November!
 
W H A T?
In November this year John Campbell, John Harlow and Dan Foreman will be coming 
to Australia to present a special technical seminar for PROGRESS programmers and
application developers.  All three people (brief profiles below) have been 
associated with Progress for many years and are recognized as experts 
in the Progress community both USA and Internationally.  They will 
bring over 30 years of Progress experience.

Each seminar will be held over two full days and cover the following topics:
  VLDB/HAP  (Very Large Databases/High Availability Progress)
  V6/V7/V8 Performance Tuning
  V7/V8 Scoping - It's not the same V6
  High Performance Reports
  V7/V8 Advanced Techniques
  Using the V7/V8 Promon
  Version 8 - What You Need to Know
  Quiz the Gurus panel session.
 
W H E N ?
Seminar dates are:
 
        Auckland, NZ    Thursday   9th and Friday   10th November 1995
        Melbourne       Monday    13th and Tuesday  14th November 1995
        Sydney          Wednesday 15th and Thursday 16th November 1995
        Brisbane        Friday    17th and Saturday 18th November 1995
 
W H E R E ?
Seminar venues have not been determined as yet.

H O W   M U C H ?
The charge for the Australian two-day seminar will be $495.  An early-bird 
discounted price of $395 will be applicable for bookings paid in full before 
1 October.  The price for the New Zealand seminar has not been 
finalized yet.
 
The seminar fee will cover:
 Full attendance of the two-day seminar
 All seminar handouts
 Tea/coffee/juice/biscuits at breaks
 Sit-down lunch on both days
 "Have one on us" cocktail at seminar get-together evening
 
In order to secure a place at the seminar, booking fees must be paid in full 
before commencement of the seminar.  A charge of 50% of the applicable seminar 
fee will apply to cancellations after 15th October 1995.
 
W H O?
John Campbell
John has been teaching and lecturing on Progress for 10 years.  He is best known
as author and publisher of PROGRAMMER'S PROGRESS, the only general reference 
book on Progress, the PROGRESSIONS technical newsletter, HIGH PERFORMANCE 
REPORTS, and WHAT DO I DO NOW THAT I HAVE V7.  He offers
training and consulting services internationally.
 
Dan Foreman
Dan has been a Progress User since 1984.  Specialising in performance tuning and
benchmarking he does training, consultancy, and lectures  worldwide.  He is 
author of the PROGRESS PERFORMANCE TUNING GUIDE and training courses such as the
expert level PROFESSIONAL PROGRESS.  He has presented at the Progress User's 
Conference for 6 consecutive years.
 
John Harlow
Recognised both nationally and internationally, John has been a Progress user 
since 1984.  His company, United Systems Inc. (USI), offers consulting in 
database design, networking, and performance.  USI also offers a broad range of 
Progress training courses and development tools.  John co-developed VRAD, a tool
that was purchased by Progress Software and integrated into the UIB.
 
H O W   T O   B O O K

Australia

  Programmers Progress Australia 
  P. O. Box 168 Caulfield South
  Victoria 3162, AUSTRALIA
      
  Any queries regarding the seminars can be directed via Steffan Weiss 
  on 018-030-196 (mobile) or by telephone/fax to (03) 9557-9655 or by 
  Email:  steffan_weiss@colybrand.com.au

New Zealand

  Mark Shipman
  Cogita Business Services
  64 9 2622-871

Detailed questions concerning content of the seminars can be directed 
to:
  Dan Foreman (danf@prodb.com)
  John Campbell (john@wss.com)
  John Harlow (jrh@usiatl.com)
-- 
Bernd Felsche, MetaPro Systems Pty Ltd
130 Fauntleroy Avenue, Redcliffe, Western Australia 6104
Phone: +61 9 479 3722    Fax: +61 9 479 3720
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From: bernie@metapro.DIALix.oz.au (Bernd Felsche)
Subject: Last Call: Progress Technical Seminars in Perth, WA
Date: 1995/10/12
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