| Volume 2 Number 1 February 2005 |
Welcome to the February issue of The TechnicalCounsel(sm) News, our consulting practice's quarterly newsletter.
In this issue:
The full abstract and location of this presentation can be found at: http://www.rlgsc.com/ieee/MetroNewYork/2005-04/announce.html
Following the talk, the slides from the presentation will be available through the above URL.
A description of the IEEE Computer Society’s Distinguished Visitor program can be found in
Volume 1, Number 1 of the TechnicalCounsel(sm) News.
The IEEE Computer Society's Binghamton, New York Chapter
has graciously invited Mr. Gezelter, as part of the
IEEE Computer Society's Distinguished Visitors
speaking program, to speak on Friday, April 1, 2005.
The exact topic is still under discussion with the chapter, but is likely to be in the networking, security, or
systems architecture realm.
The full abstract and location of this presentation can be found at:
http://www.rlgsc.com/ieee/Binghamton/2005-04/announce.html
Following the talk, the slides from the presentation will be available
through the above URL.
His presentation will address the technical issues of assimilating HP’s Itanium-based Integrity servers into the IT infrastructure.
The technical issues involved in migrating existing VAX and Alpha-based applications will also be examined.
The full abstract for the presentation, together with links to the Encompass Philadelphia www site can be found at:
http://www.rlgsc.com/encompass/Philadelphia/2005-03/announce.html
Following the talk, the slides from the presentation will be available through the above URL.
How ISPs Can Defend Their Customers, an OpEd by Mr. Gezelter,
appeared in the January 17, 2005
edition of NetworkWorld. A link to the complete article can be found on our publications page.
Mr. Gezelter published a column on the December 2004 HP - Intel Developer Seminar on OpenVMS.org.
In this column, he reported on the impressive state of the then soon to be released OpenVMS 8.2 for HP Integrity Servers.
Mr. Gezelter was quoted in a recent ComputerWorld article, OpenVMS survives and thrives,
on the attractiveness of OpenVMS on Integrity as a platform for future applications. In particular, he commented
on the cost savings which can be directly attributed to a platform with a stable, complete programming interface.
The entire article is available via a link from the Citations section of our publications page.
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IEEE Computer Society Binghamton Chapter hosts speech
Encompass Delaware Valley LUG Hosts presentation addresses OpenVMS on Integrity Servers
Mr. Gezelter will speak at the invitation of the Encompass Delaware Valley LUG
at the HP offices in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania on Thursday afternoon, March 10, 2005.
NetworkWorld OpEd on Low Volume Denial of Service Attacks
HP - Intel Developer Seminar column published on OpenVMS.org
Mr. Gezelter cited in ComputerWorld articles on OpenVMS
Upcoming News
Future IEEE-sponsored Speeches
Mr. Gezelter is in discussion with several IEEE chapters throughout North America concerning presentations
under the auspices of
the Computer Society's Distinguished Visitor's Program.
As scheduling arrangements are finalized, we will keep our readers advised.
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