Re: Dr. Frank in Detroit??? (was RE: iSeries buffer overflow immunity?)

[Don <dr2@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I didn't even know IBM was doing these things...

I guess marketing's job is so secret not only do they not know what's
going on, thier does their target market...



On Thu, 4 Nov 2004 Mike.Crump@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

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> I got this information from my business partner....I will admit that it did
> not get high profile marketing.....sound familiar.....
>
> But it was enjoyable as ever.
>
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>  IBM eServer iSeries Customer Day with Dr. Frank Soltis
>
>
> IBM eServer® iSeries™ Premier event: Customer Day with Dr. Frank Soltis
> --'Father of the AS/400/iSeries'
> IBM invites you to spend the morning with world renowned computer scientist
> Dr. Frank Soltis, Ph.D.  Dr. Soltis is the IBM iSeries Chief Scientist, and
> will be featured as keynote speaker to discuss the power of IBM's eServer
> iSeries.  Highlights include the unique capabilities of the platform and
> how this revolutionary computer can simplify your infrastructure and drive
> down costs while increasing productivity in an on-demand world.
>
> 1)  November 3    -  Detroit, MI            -      Morning Session,   9:00
> AM - 12:00 PM
> 2)  November 4    -  Columbus, OH   -      Morning Session,   9:00 AM -
> 12:00 PM
> 3)  November 22  -  Chicago, IL         -      Afternoon Session, 2:30 PM -
> 4:30 PM
>
> Agenda
> What's New and Exciting - Dave Chorba
> Business Continuity for the IT Environment - Joel Knudson
> Evolution and Futures - Dr. Frank Soltis
>
>     Featured Speaker:
>
>
> Dr. Frank Soltis Ph.D (Rochester, MN) — iSeries Chief Scientist
> Dr. Frank Soltis is regarded throughout the world as one of the most
> significant computer scientists of the twentieth century. Based on his PhD
> Dissertation research, he created a revolutionary computer architecture,
> which led to a totally new breed of computers. During the last decade he
> led the effort to define the architecture of the 64-bit PowerPC processors
> used in the IBM iSeries and IBM [IMAGE]pSeries® servers. As the IBM iSeries
> Chief Scientist he continues to define future directions for the iSeries
> brand.
>
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> Mike.Crump wrote:
> > I was in Detroit listening to Dr.
> > Frank...... :-)
>
> CRUD!  How did I miss this news?  What was the event?
>
> db
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