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Subject: [WarpCast] Seven IBMers To Speak At OS/2 WarpTech
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Source: (DanielatWarpTech.org)
Moderator: Trevor Smith (trevorathaligonian.com)
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Contact:  Craig Greenwood (captainatwarptech.org)
          1-480-968-8625 office

IBM, in a strong showing of solidarity with its OS/2 operating
system, is sending seven of its experts to speak at the three-day
WarpTech OS/2 conference which starts Friday in Phoenix. Two others
from IBM's Lotus Development Corporation will also host sessions on
that company's OS/2 products.

Steven King, the manager of IBM's e-business Operating Systems
Solutions services, will speak on how his unit's team supports OS/2
customers worldwide. King and his team support IBM's customers with
their installation, configuration, system tuning, and client and
server deployments.

OS/2 and Java software engineer Jeff Kobal, the person in charge of
the OS/2 Presentation Manager, will speak on messaging, application
interaction, and the input queue.

Scott Garfinkle, the lead programmer for the OS/2 Change Team, will
present two sessions on the OS/2 Programming Model and OS/2 Problem
Determination Tools.

Mike Cowlishaw, the creator of the Rexx computer language and an IBM
Fellow, will speak to a joint WarpTech-RexxLA session on the new
NetRexx Interpreter Implementation.

Software engineer Irv Spalten will host a session on IBM's Fixpaks,
which are the software components used to keep OS/2 and other IBM
products up-to-date.

Consulting Sales Specialist Andy Pawlowski covers a number of
high-profile issues in his "Managing a Server-based Environment"
session.

And IBM's Mike Persell has two sessions scheduled -- "The OS/2-Linux
Road Map" and "Getting OS/2 Warp Server past Impulse Power".

In addition, Dan Collins and Matt Messier of Lotus Development
Corporation will present a session on Lotus 1-2-3 and SmartSuite for
OS/2.

For more information on these sessions, speakers and registration for
WarpTech, see these web pages:

  http://www.warptech.org/WTSessions.html 
  http://www.warptech.org/WTSpeakers.html 
  http://www.warptech.org/WTRegForm.html 

For other information on the three-day WarpTech OS/2 technical
conference, see

  http://www.warptech.org 

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WarpTech 2000 is a 3-day OS/2 technical conference taking place May
26-28 at a pristine 463-acre desert resort in the beautiful
Southwest. Come to Phoenix, Arizona USA for three full days of OS/2
-- the biggest OS/2 conference ever held.

Visit the WarpTech web site at:

  http://www.WarpTech.org 

To volunteer or just to watch the goings-on, subscribe to the
WarpTech 2000 planning list by sending mail to stewardatbitranch.com
with the following text in the body (not subject!) of the message:
subscribe w2k

Hosted by the Phoenix OS/2 Society, Inc.
 
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