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Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 1992 11:20:00 PDT
From:         Liz Dietz <SRED0@UCLAAIS.BITNET>
Subject: (Copy) Forwarded Mail from Elie Harel (213) 206-6478

The agenda for the IBM DB2 Symposium is finalized and there is still
time to register for this exciting and informative symposium. Attendance
will close Monday 8/3 so don't delay!  Also of interest the UCLA
Academic Technology Center will be offering special programs for
symposium attendants following the conference.

       ANNOUNCING: THE 1992 HIGHER EDUCATION DB2 SYMPOSIUM

       DATE:        AUGUST 30 - SEPTEMBER 2, 1992
       HOST:    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/LOS ANGELES (UCLA)
       SPONSOR:   IBM ACADEMIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (ACIS)

    THEME:  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - TOOLS FOR TRANSFORMING ADMINISTRATION

 Program Agenda:

                       GENERAL SESSIONS (AM)

 MONDAY, AUGUST 31:

   THEME: LEADERSHIP ROLE OF ADMINISTRATIVE COMPUTING
 * Larry McKinney, Director ACIS, IBM "CWIS: VISION AND CHALLENGE"
 * Dr. Gail Salaway, UCLA; Richard Katz, University of California
     Office of the President, "HIGHER EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION IN A
     CHANGING WORLD: STRATEGIES FOR CREATING AND SUSTAINING
     ADMINISTRATIVE EXCELLENCE"
 * Dr. Elie Harel,  Director Administrative Information Services, UCLA
     "USING TECHNOLOGY TO TRANSFORM ADMINISTRATION"

 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1:

 * John Zachman, "INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE"
 * Dr. Rod Riley, University of Alabama, "PARADIGMS, PRODIGIES,
     AND PROGNOSTICATIONS: A Look at Database Strategies
 * Frank Cummiskey, ACIS Manager of Academic Solutions, "CAMPUS
     WIDE INFORMATION ACCESS SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION"

 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2:

 * George Zagelow, IBM Santa Teresa Development,
   "DB2 TRENDS AND DIRECTIONS"


                   CONCURRENT TRACKS
     (Monday and Tuesday afternoons, Wednesday morning)


 TRACK I:  CAMPUS INFORMATION - SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

       * US CENSUS DATABASE AT UCLA
             Office of Academic Computing, UCLA
       * MULTIMEDIA AS A DATABASE FRONT END: Components and How-To's
             Dr. Rod Riley, U. of Alabama
       * IMPLEMENTING IMAGEPLUS/ESA AT IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
             Byron Schulke, Iowa State University
       * ISSUES IN SUPPORTING DB2 USE IN THE ACADEMIC CURRICULUM
             Dawne Tortorella, Director, Academic Computer Services
             DePaul University
       * INFORMATION WAREHOUSE
             Paul Wilms, IBM San Jose

 TRACK II:  SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT - MAKING IT WORK FOR YOU

       * APPLYING MAGIC TO DB2 BATCH
              Stu Hoyt, IBM Santa Teresa Laboratory
       * DB2 SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT TOOLS AT UCLA
              Wisia Markovska, UCLA
       * CHANGE MANAGMENT WITH DB2 AT UCLA
              Administrative Information Systems, UCLA
       * QMF TIPS (Double Session)
              Joe Sinnott, IBM, QMF Development, Santa Teresa
       * SYSTEMVIEW
              Platinum Technology
       * RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WITH PLATINUM TOOLS
              Platinum Technology
       * RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (2 sessions)
              Candle Corporation

 TRACK III:  APPLICATIONS - WHERE IT ALL COMES TOGETHER

     *  TRANSFORMING ADMINISTRATION - ASAP(Automated Signature Approval)
           Greg Partipilo, Administrative Information Systems, UCLA
     *  UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - DISTRIBUTING INFORMATION TO END USERS
         THROUGH DB2 AND QMF
           Andrea Korn, Administrative Information Systems, UCLA
     *  PAYROLL PERSONNEL SYSTEM AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
           Adam Cohen, University of California, Office of the President
     *  STUDENT RECORDS SYSTEMS:Migrating To DB2 With Online Enrollment
           Ron Bird, UCLA
     *  IMPLEMENTING VENDOR PACKAGES (double session)
           UCLA, California State University, SCT
     *  IMPLEMENTING A DB2 CASHIERING SYSTEM WITH CASE (Knowledgeware)
           Joni Weber, Arizona State University
     *  RELATING TO RELATIONAL
           Scott Hayes, SCT
     *  CLIENT SERVER APPLICATIONS
           American Management Systems

 TRACK IV:  ENTERPRISE DATA - MODEL, MAINTAIN, AND DISTRIBUTE

     *  WHY DATA MODELING: Data As A Resource
           Alice Murray, IBM Advanced Business Institute
     *  DATA ADMINISTRATION AT UCLA
           Sue Hseih, Administrative Information Services, UCLA
     *  EVALUATING CASE TOOLS: A Bachman Case Study
           Helen Hays-Thomas, Loyola University, Chicago
     *  DB2 REPORTING USING FOCUS
           Chris Rapp, SCT
     *  VISUAL BASIC
           Business Systems Resource
     *  CLIENT/SERVER TECHNOLOGY
           Micks Purnell, IBM Santa Teresa Executive Briefing Center



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  GROUP AIR TRAVEL DISCOUNT:  A GROUP DISCOUNT IS AVAILABLE THROUGH IVI.
   CALL 1-800-688-6700, 7AM TO TPM CENTRAL TIME
   PROGRAM NUMBER: 260-393 (CUSTOMERS)   292-316(IBMERS)



  ACCOMMODATIONS: The conference will be held at UCLA's Sunset Village
  Conference Center.  $270 covers single rooms (3 nights) and includes
  breakfasts, lunches, and Symposium reception and dinner.  Sunset
  Village is in the heart of the beautiful UCLA campus, full of exciting
  cultural and recreational opportunities.  Attendees are invited to use
  the adjacent Olympic size swimming pool, tennis courts, jogging trails
  and the in-door facilities of the John Wooden Center, which includes
  fully equipped weight room, racquetball, handball and basketball courts.

  For Registration Forms and information on accommodations please contact
  UCLA Coordinator: ELIZABETH DIETZ (310-825-5329 / SRED0@AIS.UCLA.EDU)

  For other information please contact ACIS sponsor: ARDIS HANSBERRY
   (T/L 625-5225 310-447-5225  AHANSBER @ LSAVMIC4)

 ***     REGARDS,  ARDIS  ---TAKING IT PERSONALLY|       ***
 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN CAMPUS WIDE INFORMATION SYSTEMS *
 ***        ACIS MARKETING - UNIVERSITY SOLUTIONS        ***
 *** 2525 COLORADO AVE. C3364  SANTA MONICA, CA 90404    ***


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