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This article presents information on various events related to the computer industry to be held in several countries. 18th Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Simulation 2004 will be held in Kufstein, Austria on May 16-19, 2004. The 17th International Conference on Industrial and Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems will be held in Ottawa, Ontario on May 17-19. Real-Time and Embedded Technology and Applications Symposium will be held in Toronto, Ontario on May 25-28. International Conference on Management of Data and Symposium on Principles Database and Systems will be held in Paris, France on June 13-18.

The article presents information on the "1967 Spring Joint Computer Conference," which is scheduled to be held at Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, from April 18-20, 1967. It informs that the second W.W. McDowell Award for an outstanding contribution to the computer field will be presented at the SJCC banquet. Management's viewpoint of the diverse and controversial activities constituting the development of management information systems will be the topic of a special session. Brian W. Pollard, general conference chairman, and Donald L. Stevens, vice chairman, state that the SJCC 67 takes a broader view of the computer industry in an effort to analyze and to clarify many of the misconceptions about EDP and its effect upon society. On April 19th, Major General John W. O'Neill will address the conference at its banquet in the Pennsylvania Room of the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall. Seven SJCC sessions have been designated as panel discussions, to provide opportunity for a careful and candid examination of timely, controversial topics.

The article presents information about various events related to computer industry. 11th Annual ACM Mountain Regional Conference will be held on April 18-19, in Denver, Colorado. The Mathematics Research Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison will sponsor the Conference on Large Scale Scientific Computation on May 17-19, in Madison. Annual Meeting of the Human Factors Society sponsored by the Human Factors Society will be held on October 10-14, in Norfolk, Virginia. Third Conference on Foundations of Software Technology and Theoretical Computer Science sponsored by National Centre for Software Development and Computing Techniques will be held on December 12-14, in Bangalore, India.

The article presents a calendar of events related to the computer industry. The 21st Annual Management Systems Conference is to be organized during March 17-19, 1975, in Chicago, Illinois. The Conference on Information Sciences and Systems is to be held during April 2-4, 1975, in Baltimore, Maryland. The Second International Conference on Computers and the Humanities will be held during April 3-6, 1975, in Los Angeles, California. The Sixth Annual Pittsburgh Conference on Modeling and Simulation will be organized during April 24-25, 1975, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Third Symposium on the Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations is to be organized during May 19-23, 1975, in College Park, Maryland.

This article presents information related to various conferences related to the computer industry. The 1974 IEEE National Telecommunications Conference will be held at Sheraton Harbor Island Hotel in San Diego, California from December 10-11, 1974. The Workshop on General Purpose Computer Aided Design Systems, will be held from January 7-9, 1975, in Toulouse, France. The Eighth Hawaii International Conference on System Science, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii will be held from January 20-22, 1975. The Second ACM SIGACT-SlGPLAN Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages will be held from January 20-22, 1975 in Palo Alto, California.

Information about the projected conference proceedings on the increasing involvement and power that the computer brings to all walks of life is presented. The 1970 Spring Joint Computer Conference is scheduled on May 5 to 7, 1970 in Atlantic City. It offers a panel of representatives from all aspects of the computer industry. Corporate bodies or topical headings followed by the subdivision "Congresses"

The article presents a list of upcoming conferences related to the computer industry to be held in the U.S. The "Symposium on the Numerical Solution of Nonlinear Differential Equations," will be held on May 9-11, 1966 at Madison, Wisconsin. The "Symposium on Simulation Techniques and Languages," will be held on May 10-11, 1966 at Brunel College, London, England. The "NTC-66--1966 National Telemetering Conference," will be held on May 10-12, 1966 at War Memorial Auditorium, Boston, Massachusetts. The "Operations Research Society of America 29th National Meeting," will be held on May 18-20, 1966 in Los Angeles, California. The "2nd Annual Symposium of the San Diego Council of Data Processing Societies," will be held on May 20, 1966 in San Diego, California. The "UNIVAC Users Association Spring Meeting," will be held on May 25-27,1966 at Royal York Hotel in Toronto, Ontario. The "American Documentation Institute Annual Meeting," will be held on October 3-7, 1966 at Miramar Hotel, Santa Monica, California.

The article provides information on the upcoming symposiums related to the computer engineering in 1966. A one-day symposium will be sponsored by ACM, SIAM and Florida State University on March 14 on "The Recommended Impact of Computer Applications on the Undergraduate Mathematics Curriculum." The four New York Metropolitan Area chapters will hold a one-day symposium in New York City on March 18. A session of invited papers will be devoted to "The Application of Computers to the Problems of a Metropolitan Society." In addition, a session of contributed papers on any topics in the computer field is now in the process of being organized . Automatic Data Processing exhibits and workshops headline the Federal Government Accountants Association 15th National Symposium, in Minneapolis, June 15-17. Topics include "Case Studies in ADP," "Programming: The Modern Budget Officer's Tool," and "The Future of Computers in the Federal Government." The Instrument Society of America (ISA) has invited papers for presentation at the 21st Annual ISA Conference and Exhibit, to be conducted October 24-27 in New York City. Theme of the meeting is "Instrumentation for an Urban Society."

Information about the subjects discussed during the meeting about computers and the law is presented. It is reflected that little had been done regarding the impact of computers to the socio-legal areas, wherein computers has already had legal ramifications. The lack of a central source of information on the computer industry is also explored. The meeting featured notable people including Dr. William F. Miller, Dean Joseph E. Leininger and Roy N. Freed.

This article presents information on several events related to the computer industry to be held in the U.S. The Galton Institute has announced a special meeting on Information-Handling in the Behavioral Sciences planned in conjunction with the 29th Annual Convention of the American Documentation Institute. The meeting is scheduled for October 3, 1966 to be held at Miramar Hotel in Santa Monica. Attendees will present short descriptions of their current work and participate in informal discussions of the problems of annotation, coding, storage, retrieval, dissemination, flow, and use of documents and data in the behavioral sciences. Guide International Corp., user organization for large scale International Business Machines Corp. electronic data processing machines, will hold its next regular session at the Americana Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida on November 15-18, 1966. The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics will hold its 1966 Fall Meeting at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, New York on September 12-14, 1966. The meeting, supported by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, will focus on "Applications of Generalized Functions to System Theory."

The article reports on a two-day hackathon held by technology firm Microsoft from July 29-30, 2014. Topics covered include the rise in the ideas of the company and the firm's acquisition of cellphone developer Nokia. Also mentioned is the company's focus on launching innovative products during the year.

The article offers developments in the computer industry in the U.S. Palm Computing Inc. recently released its TREO 700P in its smart phone lineup of products. The annual WIN-HEC technology conference will be held on Seattle. Included in the agenda during the Manhattan Associates Inc.'s Momentum conference in Orlando, Florida are topics about supply chain best practices, management and integration, and radio-frequency identification.

The article presents news briefs related to the computer industries from around the world as of April 2006. Solinet is offering a series of disaster preparedness classes in each of the 10 states that constitute its region. Palinet launched its Technology Conversations podcast series. A digitization conference titled An Expedition to European Digital Cultural Heritage: Collecting. Connecting and Conserving? will be held in Salzburg, Austria.

The article comments on the release of the Origami concept by Microsoft Corp., provides and overview on the podcasts for the week, starting March 13, 2006, and offers information on the appointments and conventions that will be attended by different professionals in the computer industry. Critics perceived the release of the Origami concept and the Ultra Mobile PC as more about marketing spins than an actual productivity tool. It seeks to create a demand when in fact there is none. Among the meetings scheduled by organizations and professionals in the computer industry are the Spring Von Conference, IBM Partnerworld, World Wide Web Consortium, and CISCO Partner Summit.

This article presents news briefs related to the computer industry. Microsoft Convergence conference took place at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California. The scariest moment for attendees was when the show's MC, the "Fabulous Matt G.," or Great Plains developer Matt Gustafson, appeared on stage in a wet suit--a tight wet suit that showed his geek physique too prominently for El Gato's taste. It has been reported that long-delayed Microsoft CRM 2.0 software may never be released. It was expected to be released to manufacturers in the fourth quarter, and Microsoft has apparently stopped calling it Version 2.0. No one seems sure what it will be called--if it ever ships.

This article forecasts on various computer technology that are set to be released in the U.S. market in 2005. There is an emerging use of the personal computer (PC) as an alternative home entertainment center. A number of companies, including Hewlett Packard and D-Link are betting on this possible trend. However, one's idea of a High Fidelity system is any good amplifier and speaker with enough volume. The computer as a music source is going to send out 24-bit digital music, which may be better than what a pocket drive produce, but there is a possibility that genuine high-fidelity enthusiasts will not support Media PC music. Indeed, during the 2005 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), there is always a separate show for high-performance audio over at the Alexis Hotel, quite a long way from the Las Vegas Convention Center, a separation in both distance and attitude. There may also be a limit to the number of people who want to move their photographs from their high resolution computer monitor to their living room television. As high-definition television becomes more popular and good quality camcorders become ubiquitous, this may change. There once was a fad for showing home movies in the living room, and perhaps that will return. What certainly will go over is a set top box with more functions, but easier to use, than TiVo. Several such systems were featured at CES. These systems are approved by the cable companies, and allow the user to record one feature on disk while watching something else, but with a better organized user interface with context sensitive help, and offering choices only when those choices are relevant. Furthermore, hard drive capacity will continue to expand. 2004 saw the end of the Zip drive.

The article presents a comicstrip on computer industry. The Gartner Outsourcing Summit was under the way in Las Vegas. The major problems indicate major concerns with offshore outsourcing ranging from cultural issues to domestic layoffs to bad press coverage about their company sending jobs oversees, attendees voted bad press coverage as their least important concern by a significant margin. The article also describes about the upcoming Computer Associates annual user conference. Martin Taylor, Microsoft Corp.'s platform strategist and its point man on Linux and open source, will address CAworld on Microsoft's shared-source programs. It could be interesting, mused the Mouser, as there have been rumblings that CA's embrace of Linux and open-source software across its product lines has ruffled Redmondites.

This article presents information, related to the computer industry. During the Veritas Vision conference at the Venetian Hotel, Veritas CEO Gary Bloom dropped hints the software vendor may make yet another acquisition. “Certainly, we have the appetite to do more acquisitions and the financial resources to satisfy that appetite,” said Bloom. In the last 16 months, Veritas has acquired Ejasent, Precise Software and Jareva Technologies to pump up its utility computing muscle. Soon he was being escorted roughly from the premises. It was an inelegant exit, contrasting sharply with the grand entrance of JBoss CEO Marc Fleury during dinner at The Server Side Java Symposium. Fleury emerged from a service door prancing among tables and yelling. Fleury was acknowledging his designation as the joker in a playing-card deck touting the 52 most influential people in the enterprise Java space created by The Middleware Co.--which sponsors The ServerSide's popular Java and .Net Web sites. The N+I IT folks did a great job shielding the show network from worms and such, but several worms may have ventured to the Internet after originating in the event network itself.

Deals with the decline of technology trade shows in the United States. Conferences related to the computer industry which have been cancelled for cost-cutting reasons; Comparison on the attendance rate between 2000 and 2001; Expectation of technology analysts on the status of the computer industry in 2002.

Discusses the COMDEX/Fall '99 conference held in Las Vegas, Nevada in November, 1999. Products featured; Keynote speakers, including Bill Gates, Scott McNealy, chief executive officer of Sun Microsystems, and Bob Young, chairman of Red Hat; Portable devices and related appliances featured.

Presents information on conferences and shows held in Silicon Valley, California by the computer industry. Theme of the Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose; Concerns of the Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility's annual meeting; Launching of Apple Computer Inc.'s iMac computer; Products announced at the Microprocessor Forum.

A calendar of events related to computer industry in the U.S. for the months of February and March is presented. A conference titled "Collaborative Manufacturing Strategies: Driving Performance in the Flat World" will be held on February 12-15. The Annual Conference and Exhibition of the Healthcare Information and Management System Society will be held on February 25 to March 1. The "Strategic E-HR: Maximizing the Value of HR Through Technology" conference will be held on February 28-March 1.

The article presents a calendar of events related to the computer industry. The Thriving on Challenge: The Growth and Innovation Conference will be held on January 30-31, 2007 in New York City. The 2007 Outsourcing World Summit will be held on February 19-21, 2007 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Gartner Business Process Management Summit will be held on February 2-28, 2007 in San Diego, California.

The article comments on the likely reaction of the building systems industry to the news of major information technology (IT) firms Cisco and Hewlett-Packard sponsoring part of the BuilConn Europe event in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The companies' sponsorship of BuilConn Europe validates the trend of building-IT convergence. It also strengthens BuilConn's role as the venue for building-IT convergence.

Highlights various congresses and conventions on topics related to the computer industry in the U.S. from October 6 to November 8, 2005.

Highlights various congresses and conventions on topics related to the computer industry in the U.S. from September 27 to November 14, 2005. Forum on consumer-related issues; Social networking and collaboration inside the enterprise; Discussion on emerging technologies.

This article presents a schedule of congresses and conventions related to the computer industry in the U.S.

This section presents news briefs concerning the U.S. computer industry as of August 23, 2004. Nortel Networks announces that it will cut 10 percent of its workforce--approximately 3,500 jobs--to reduce costs. Microsoft Corp. launches the latest upgrades of its 64-bit version of Windows XP Professional and Windows Server 2003 Enterprise. Sun Microsystems postpones its SunNetwork 2004 user conference that is scheduled for September 2004, and is contemplating merging the event with its JavaOne 2005 developer conference. Anti-virus software company McAfee acquires Foundstone, a developer of software for detecting and managing software vulnerabilities. Finally, EMC rolls out Documentum Enterprise Content Integration Services technology to allow users to search and access content across multiple sources with a single query.

Presents news briefs on computer-related issues as of November 1999. Attendance decline on a technology conference in Australia; Update to be made by the United States government for reassuring the citizens about the year 2000 date conversion problem (Y2K).

Presents a schedule of events which are of interest to advertising agencies and advertising executives in the United States. Cross Media Alliances in the Electronic Age; Comdex/Spring and Windows World; Interactive '94; Digital World Conference and Exposition; Using Technology Tools in Excel in Marketing; Summer Consumer Electronics Show.

This article presents information on forthcoming events related to computer industry. The conference NCGA '91 is going to take place from April 22-25 at McCormick Place North in Chicago. The Advanced Productivity Exposition-Detroit 91 is going to be held from May 6-9 in Cobo Center in Detroit. The Gammatec II-German/American Forum on Manufacturing Technology will be held from May 8-9 in IAMS Research Center in Cincinnati. The INPEX Invention/New Product Exposition is going to be held from May 16-18 at Expo Mart in Monroeville.

Reports that there was much interest in computer brand equity at the one-day computer marketing conference in Dallas, Texas, hosted by the IntelliQuest market research company. Little agreement on what the concept means; Warning from David Arnold, a brand expert, that branding and innovation are almost opposites.