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                                                        The Florida SunFlash

                  December 2nd Sunergy Broadcast Sites
                     (Object-Oriented Technologies)

SunFLASH Vol 47 #28					       November 1992
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from Miyong.Byun@Corp (Miyong Byun, User Programs):

If you are interested in viewing the Sunergy Broadcast at any of the
open sites listed below, please contact sunergy at
sunergy_information@Sun.COM or call 415 336-5847 if there is not a
contact name listed by the site.

"Object-Oriented Technologies" - A Live Interactive Satellite Broadcast

	When: December 2, 1992
	      9:00am - 10:15am PST*
	      *show may run over to 10:30 to accommodate Q&A
OVERVIEW:

    Object-oriented programming promises enhanced productivity,
    higher-quality software, and faster time-to-market for software
    developers. These benefits are achieved through accelerated
    application development cycles, reduced debugging requirements,
    and extensive reuse of code.  By modeling the actual
    environments in which users are operating, object-oriented
    technology systematically reduces the complexity of an
    application being designed.

    The purpose of this broadcast is to inform developers and
    technically oriented users about the capabilities and market
    status of object-oriented software technologies, with an
    emphasis on technologies that will be available from Sun.
    Participation from the viewing audience is strongly encouraged.

	Presenters:
	John Gage (Host) - Director of the Science Office,
			   Sun Microsystems Computer Corporation
	Steve MacKay -  Vice President of User Environment Software,
			SunSoft
	Peter Deutsch - SunFellow, Sun Microsystems Laboratories, Inc.
	Arvind Deogirikir - Manager Market Development CASE/AI,
			    TIMD - Sun Microsystems Computer Corp.

#########################  UNITED STATES  ##############################

ARIZONA -- Tucson, AZ ; Watch Channel 51

CALIFORNIA -- Naval Air Weapons Station, China Lake, CA

	      Sun Microsystemes, Stanford Conference Room, Mountain View, CA

	      Sun Microsystems, Giant Conference Room, Milpitas, CA

CONNECTICUT -- The Hartford Graduate Center, Hartford, CT

FLORIDA -- Sun Microsystems, Ft. Lauderdale, FL

ILLINOIS -- Bradley University, Peoria, IL

MICHIGAN -- Sun Microsystems, Detroit, MI

	    Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI

MISSISSIPPI -- Mississippi State Univ., Mississippi, MS

NEW JERSEY -- Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ

	      Dow Jones, Princeton, NJ

OHIO -- Xerox Corp., Independence, OH

PENNSYLVANIA -- California University of PA, Pittsburgh, PA
	        Must contact John Neubert at 412 938-4110

TEXAS -- Sun Microsystems, Dallas, TX

	 Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
	 Must contact Greg Economides at 409 845-9574/greg@omnivore.tamu.edu

UTAH -- Word Perfect, Orem, Utah

WASHINGTON -- Sun Microsystems, Kirkland, WA

###########################   CANADA  #############################

QUEBEC -- Genie Electrique, Universite Laval, Quebec

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