MEDIA ALERT

Contact: Dave Costello, DCI Media Relations
(508) 470-3870

Distributed Objects & Middleware Conference Hits Boston

BACKGROUND:

With the rise of the integration of CORBA, ActiveX, OpenDoc and Java Beans' technology into the Internet, most companies are now set to embrace the distributed object approach. Many businesses that have tried simpler client/server systems have found that they failed to scale up to the enterprise. This conference will explore the various options and future of distributed objects.

WHO:

IT reporters covering distributed objects, plus database and Internet editors

WHAT:

Distributed Objects & Middleware Conference at DCI's Database & Client/Server World

WHEN:

May 20 to 22, 1997

WHERE:

Hynes Convention Center, Boston, MA

WHY:

The role that OpenDoc, JavaBeans, ActiveX and CORBA will play in the development of distributed object Internet systems will be explored.

The state of middleware technology will be considered, as well as the practical usage of middleware in building an applications integration framework.

Fourteen of the leading experts in distributed object and middleware technology will be offering presentations.

HOW TO REGISTER:

Call Dave Costello, DCI, at (508) 470-3870, or e-mail at dcostello@dciexpo.com.

DCI's DATABASE & CLIENT/SERVER WORLD is the premier event in the database industry. Other conferences and presentations will include: Network Computers, Intranets/Extranets, Data Warehouses/Data Mining, Universal Servers (Informix vs. Oracle), Year 2000, and more.