The .NET Framework introduces four new and easy ways to write
asynchronous code, and Microsoft’s Doug Turnure will be on hand to discuss how to write well-behaved multi-threaded code at the next GSP Developers Guild Meeting.
The group meets 6:30 PM, Tuesday, May 18th at TEC Knowledge, 600 Laurens Rd. Contact: Joe Walling, 864-905-8809, jwalling@wallingis.com
Join the Upstate Women in Technology on Thursday, May 13 for lunch as Carin Slader presents an interesting topic on computer viruses, pop-up advertising and spyware. Carin will discuss how to recognize them, how they work, and how to protect yourself from identity theft.
Lunch starts at 12:00 and costs $11.00 at City Range. Please RSVP to let us know if you will or will not be attending. Please take note of the date change for this meeting.
Carin is the Vice President of Medical Data Services. Medical Data Services is a full service computer hardware/software integrator specializing in private physician practices.
a GSATC Technology Roundtable…
GSATC May Roundtable
May 11, 2004 | 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
A special roundtable meeting at the 2004 AM-Expo
Rarely do we get someone with such amazing technical credentials to speak to the GSATC. Stuart R. Anderson serves on the interim board of directors of the x.org foundation, is the President and Chief Developer of netSweng, LLC and has been the lead developer of the Linux Standard Base project since 1998. Stuart has had numerous world-wide speaking engagements on the subject of Linux standards and has written on the subject of Linux standards for the Linux Journal.
Stuart’s presentation for the GSATC “How to make money with free software – Getting Started with Open Source” will be a real world primer on the state of open source and how you can use it in your business..
There is no charge for this meeting. The public is invited. This will be a great chance for you to network with other Technology Professionals.
Detailed Agenda:
4:00 – 4:10 PM Registration
4:10 – 4:15 PM Announcements, News
4:15 – 5:00 PM Stuart Anderson, Greenville Chamber
5:00 – 6:00 Reception
There is no charge for this meeting, but you must register for the expo!
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The GINESYS Corporation has announced that the Executive IT Forum is now officially a University of South Carolina Executive Continuing Education program. USC has joined the GINESYS Corporation as a permanent co-sponsor of the Executive IT Forum.
“The USC Sponsorship significantly increases the public prestige of the Executive IT Forum” says GINESYS Corporation President, Ric Routh. “It also allows participants to earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for their participation in the Forum.” Forum Participants earn the equivalent of one CEU for each Forum.
The next Executive IT Forum will be held on USC’s Spartanburg campus on May 12.
For more information contact Richard L. Routh, 800-277-8338, rrouth@ginesys.com
