Subject: CALL FOR SPEAKERS - a note from the AIW Chair

From: "Charles H. Brotman (919-254-7204)" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 27 Jul 95 14:00:02 EDT

Hello all,

I hope that all of you are making plans to attend the upcoming AIW 8 in
Raleigh next month.  The updated preliminary agenda put out by Gary
Schultz should give you a good idea of the valuable tutorials, plenaries
and work sessions we will be having.  We'll have more details as the
plans continue to solidify.

Again, please remember to register at the hotel by August 1st so you will
be able to obtain a room at the conference rate (or at all!!!) .  The AIW
team is working hard to give you the best AIW yet.  Your participation
will help make that happen.

One way you can participate is by helping us find speakers.  For future
AIWs we need Customer Speakers, Industry Executive Speakers, and
Implementation Experience Speakers.  (Or, perhaps you can come up with a
NEW topic which would be of interest to the other AIW members).  Also,
there are some openings for tutorial givers.  If you, or one of your
co-workers, bosses, employees, or customers might be interested in
participating in one of these ways in November 1995, or in 1996, please
contact me.

I look forward to seeing you in August.

Thanks,
Chuck

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From: Jay Fogelman <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 1 Aug 95 16:02:41 PDT

Hi Chuck. 

I think perhaps Susan Venderbush has mentioned me to you. I did a talk for her at the European 
AATC in Amsterdam last year, and I'm also speaking at the London AATC in September this year. I 
wonder if you could use me at an AIW? The London talk is called 'How Open are APPN and APPC?'. 

As I always say to Susan, I'm not a cheerleader for IBM (I'm an independent consultant as well 
as a Network Architect for SAS Airline). However, as I think Susan can confirm, I can guarantee 
to deliver an original, thought-provoking, technically accurate and entertaining talk -- no one 
will fall asleep. I'm thinking that perhaps an expanded version of my London talk (send a spy) 
could be something for the AIW.  November will probably not be good (unless it's in the week of 
13-17), but 1996 is a definite possibility. When & where is AIW 10?

Let me know if you think we have something to talk about. 

Best regards, 

Jay Fogelman
Copenhagen, Denmark
    
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Hello all,

Thanks,
Chuck

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